Olfactory Signals
Olfactory Signals, a platform that redefines fragrance as an artistic medium and imaginative force, built an immersive installation at Matter and Shape 2026.
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Marimekko
Image Credit: Celia Spaniard Marimekko’s original archival materials at Matter and Shape.
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Manufacturers Nationales x Source Édition
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Manufacturers Nationales teamed up with newly-formed firm Source Édition, which revives the most significant works of 20th-century French design. In line with this vision, the firm has a parntership with French preservation organization Mobilier National, which allows them to reissue exceptional pieces from its archives.
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Portuguese jewelry firm Tavares 22
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Tavares 22’s stand at Matter and Shape with tableware made with local shells found in northern Portugal.
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Herzog & de Meuron
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Herzog & de Meuron showcased the Hong Kong Stool, originally conceived for the M+ Museum. The installation focused on the flat-packed components and assembly of the stool — a wooden puzzle using traditional Asian dry-jointing techniques and a homage to Hong Kong’s towering skyline.
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Ann Demeulemeester x Serax
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Ann Demeulemeester unveiled a collection of objects with Belgian design brand Serax, with whom she has collaborated since 2019. An immersive project conceived as a black box, the installation revealed objects, dinnerware and lighting as if emerging from darkness, emphasizing materiality, contrast and emotion, and offering a new perspective on Demeulemeester’s distinctive design universe.
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Bocci x Crosby Studios
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Bocci founder Omer Arbel and his outlets and components firm 22 System teamed up with Harry Nuriev’s Paris-based design studio Crosby Studios and the debut of a new functional piece of art, punctuated by pluggable objects that define new generations.
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Conie Vallese
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Conie Vallese’s floral world of furniture and objects at Matter and Shape.
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Fondation Arp-Taeuber
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca The Fondation Arp-Taeuber at Matter and Shape with an installation of original works by Swiss artist and painter Sophie Taeuber-Arp.
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Pott x Charlotte
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca British designer Charlotte Taylor collaborated with Pott (Pott Flatware Manufactory) to present “The Diner Room,” an immersive, curated, and evolving dining space.
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Redduo x Leucos
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Redduo founders Andrea Rosso and Fabiola Di Virgilio presented Glowtile, a modular lighting system designed by Redduo for Leucos.
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Matter and Shape 2026
Image Credit: Celia Spenard Matter and Shape 2026 took place March 6 to March 9 at the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris.
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Ann Demeulemeester x Serax
Image Credit: Celia Spenard Ann Demeulemeester unveiled a collection of objects with Belgian design brand Serax, with whom she has collaborated since 2019. An immersive project conceived as a black box, the installation revealed objects, dinnerware and lighting as if emerging from darkness, emphasizing materiality, contrast and emotion, and offering a new perspective on Demeulemeester’s distinctive design universe.
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Acerbis
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Italian design firm Acerbis’ installation for Matter and Shape was conceived by Francesco Meda e David Lopez Quincoces.
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Iittala x Byredo
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Finnish design house Iittala and fragrance and lifestlye brand Byredo presented Ljus, a limited-edition collection of glass objects exploring light, scent and everyday ritual. Ljus reflects the shifting qualities of Nordic light.
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Mutina and Ronan Bouroullec
Image Credit: Mickael Llorca Italian ceramics firm Mutina celebrated its long-standing relationship with designer Ronan Bouroullec.