Salon Art + Design 2019: The Highlights of this Edition ⇒ The amazing art and design event Salon Art + Design 2019 has just wrapped up another incredible edition. Aside from having some of the most highly regarded art galleries and furniture players showing off their best creations, there’s no doubt that this incredible event brought a lot to the table. Best Design Guides brings you some highlights of this year’s edition.
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Alexandra Champalimaud and Charles Burnand
Alexandra Champalimaud has conceded a capsule collection for Charles Burnand, showcased at Salon Art + Design 2019, mainly composed of organic modern forms and cosy fabrics. This collection is another incredible example of the way she handles her design challenges: her consideration for how people move, sit and interact with a space she handles.
Apparatus’ Lighting Designs
These New York lighting designers have done it again with their new Interlude collection. It consists of a supremely luxurious floor lamp in line with their style. Apparatus is well-known for their unique take on lighting products: we’re talking about a group that’s used elements such as hand-dyed eel skin or luminous Chinese porcelain to create some innovative lighting design.
Mathieu Lehanneur’s mix of old and new
French designer Mathieu Lehanneur created a new site-specific installation for the Salon Art + Design 2019 using a mix of new and old designs. This is another unmissable initiative from a man who’s known for sculptural works that combine technological elements with classic ones. Perhaps one of his most notorious examples is his Ocean Memories collection in which he maps the movement of water in a marble table.
R& Company with Pierre Yovanovitch and Haas Brothers
Another heavy-weight presence at the Salon Art + Design 2019 is R& Company, introducing a couple of their best crossover creations. This included Pierre Yovanovitch‘s “Love” exhibition (currently at the gallery’s White Street location), along with some of the unique coffee table of the Haas Brothers. The showcase will also have other interesting elements such as the feminist ceramics by Katie Stout, or the mid-century furniture by Magnusson Grossman.
The Future Perfect: the stools by Reinaldo Sanguino
Lastly, the immersive installation by Reinaldo Sanguino, a Venezuelan-born ceramicist, which features the highly coveted stools. These incredible chairs blend in abstract art with coveted furniture in a set definitely pleasing to the eye.
Salon Art + Design 2019 has ended but are already anticipating the 2020 edition!
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