Design Miami Basel is a leading design event that showcases the best in collectible design and high-end furniture. Held annually in Basel, Switzerland, alongside Art Basel, it attracts design enthusiasts, collectors, and industry professionals from around the world. The fair features curated exhibitions, installations, and presentations from top galleries, designers, and brands. With a focus on innovative and cutting-edge design, Design Miami Basel offers a unique platform for discovering exceptional and groundbreaking pieces. Experience the intersection of art, design, and creativity at this prestigious event. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the future of design at Design Miami Basel.
Design Miami / Basel 2022
Edition #16 featuring Patrick Seguin, Hostler Burrows, Jousse Entreprise, or Carpenters Workshop Gallery and Friedman Benda. | Huge installation by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
DATES / Times
Preview Day/ Invitation Only Monday, June 13, 2022 Collectors Preview/ 12–6pm VIP Preview/ 6–8pm
Public Show Days/
Tuesday, June 14/ 11am–8pm Wednesday, June 15/ 11am–8pm Thursday, June 16/ 11am–7pm Friday, June 17/ 11am–7pm Saturday, June 18/ 11am–7pm Sunday, June 19/ 11am–7pm
Hall 1 Süd, Messe Basel Switzerland
Messe Basel Hall 1
ONLINE TICKETS/Admission:
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Design Miami Basel 2022
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Design Miami Basel. It’s the 17th edition
As I look forward to showing one of my new large-scale Infusion sculptures next week designmiami, a holiday throwback to one of my favorite early collections of these pieces. I hope you can visit to see the new work and the new sculptural lighting I’m exhibiting with toddmerrillstudio in Miami next week! . . .
As I look forward to showing one of my new large-scale Infusion sculptures next week designmiami, a holiday throwback to one of my favorite early collections of these pieces. I hope you can visit to see the new work and the new sculptural lighting I’m exhibiting with toddmerrillstudio in Miami next week! . . .
Pinks and green with a hint of irridized color, with hand sculpted beige diffusers. New Circles and Lines 14 chandelier showing now toddmerrillstudio . . . #customlighting #lightingdesign #lightingdesigner #chandelierdesign #interiordesign #designobject #designcrush #designmiamibasel #dwellmagazine
Pinks and green with a hint of irridized color, with hand sculpted beige diffusers. New Circles and Lines 14 chandelier showing now toddmerrillstudio . . . #customlighting #lightingdesign #lightingdesigner #chandelierdesign #interiordesign #designobject #designcrush #designmiamibasel #dwellmagazine ...
terence harold robsjohn-gibbings dining room table, private residence, dallas, TX by architect Edward Durrell Stone - interiors by T.H.Robsjohn-Gibbings. dining in the water at home, anyone? source: larrys_list scandinavian_collections ericpiasecki • • • • • • • • • #alisonrose #alisonrose #throbsjohngibbings #terenceharoldrobsjohngibbings #interiors #interiordesigner #oscarniemeyer #luisbarragan #robsjohngibbings #wanderlust #iconicdesign #designmiamibasel #americanmodern alisonroseny ...
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Formafantasma’s 10 years - Charcoal/Vitra Design Museum, 2012 In 2012 in conjunction with a major retrospective on Gerrit Rietveld at the Vitra Design Museum, the curator, Amelie Klein, invited five designers working in the Netherlands to join a partner from the region in developing a design proposal.
For this project, Formafantasma was paired with Ms Doris Wicki, one of the last people dedicated to the tradition of producing charcoal by the slow-burning (5-7 days) of wood. The activity, deeply rooted in Swiss tradition, was economically important when charcoal was produced as a metallurgical fuel but was banned in the twentieth century due to deforestation and CO2 emissions. Despite the negative connotations, a few charcoal burners are still operating today. The passing of time has transformed this elaborate production process into a nostalgic ‘happening’, often relegated to festive folk events. Formafantasma drew inspiration from the tension between the dystopian connotation of charcoal, causing pollution and destruction, and its beneficent use in healthcare and water purification. Historians have found evidence that carbon filtration was used by the ancient Egyptians, while in Japan it is still common today to use a few simple charcoal branches to purify tap water. In collaboration with a glassblower and woodcarver, the designers produced a series of jars and wooden ‘filters’.
The charred remains were further sculpted into a series of elements and added to the glass jars. In addition, a small glass bottle was blown into a hollow carbonized log: the resulting glass becoming opaque and textured where it came into contact with the charcoal, yet maintaining clarity in the rest of the body.
Formafantasma’s 10 years - Charcoal/Vitra Design Museum, 2012 In 2012 in conjunction with a major retrospective on Gerrit Rietveld at the Vitra Design Museum, the curator, Amelie Klein, invited five designers working in the Netherlands to join a partner from the region in developing a design proposal.
For this project, Formafantasma was paired with Ms Doris Wicki, one of the last people dedicated to the tradition of producing charcoal by the slow-burning (5-7 days) of wood. The activity, deeply rooted in Swiss tradition, was economically important when charcoal was produced as a metallurgical fuel but was banned in the twentieth century due to deforestation and CO2 emissions. Despite the negative connotations, a few charcoal burners are still operating today. The passing of time has transformed this elaborate production process into a nostalgic ‘happening’, often relegated to festive folk events. Formafantasma drew inspiration from the tension between the dystopian connotation of charcoal, causing pollution and destruction, and its beneficent use in healthcare and water purification. Historians have found evidence that carbon filtration was used by the ancient Egyptians, while in Japan it is still common today to use a few simple charcoal branches to purify tap water. In collaboration with a glassblower and woodcarver, the designers produced a series of jars and wooden ‘filters’.
The charred remains were further sculpted into a series of elements and added to the glass jars. In addition, a small glass bottle was blown into a hollow carbonized log: the resulting glass becoming opaque and textured where it came into contact with the charcoal, yet maintaining clarity in the rest of the body.
Bird Vase by Jacques Blin 🐦 Large model Unique piece 1956 . You can see it on our booth G17 in Design Miami/ Basel 2021 (designmiami) . #jacquesblin #blin #vase #oiseau #bird #1956 #unique #gris #grey #bleu #blue #designmiamibasel #basel #bale . #ceramique #ceramic #ceramique50 #ceramic50 #ceramicaddict #thomas_fritsch #thomasfritsch #artrium
Bird Vase by Jacques Blin 🐦 Large model Unique piece 1956 . You can see it on our booth G17 in Design Miami/ Basel 2021 (designmiami) . #jacquesblin #blin #vase #oiseau #bird #1956 #unique #gris #grey #bleu #blue #designmiamibasel #basel #bale . #ceramique #ceramic #ceramique50 #ceramic50 #ceramicaddict #thomas_fritsch #thomasfritsch #artrium ...
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Accumulation. Only original design from the mid century modern demosmobilia #design #midcenturymoderndesign #midcenturyfurniture #italiandesign #danishdesign #raredesign #designmiamibasel #azucena #zanotta #interior #interiordesign #homedecor #homedesign #designclassics #art #architecture #architecturelovers
Accumulation. Only original design from the mid century modern demosmobilia #design #midcenturymoderndesign #midcenturyfurniture #italiandesign #danishdesign #raredesign #designmiamibasel #azucena #zanotta #interior #interiordesign #homedecor #homedesign #designclassics #art #architecture #architecturelovers ...
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For the 17th edition of Design Miami/ Basel, Galerie Patrick Seguin will show a collection of key pieces by Jean Prouvé, illustrating the creative genius of the constructor and the timelessness of his work.
An exceptional selection of 16 Jean Prouvé chairs will be exhibited, each a different model or colour. From the early 1930s, with the historic Cité chair, to the 1950s with his signature Métropole no. 305 chairs, not forgetting the masterful Direction no. 353 swivelling office chair, this selection of iconic pieces provides a remarkable testimony to Jean Prouvé’s unique vision and demonstrates the technical and aesthetic evolutions seen throughout his career.
Come see us at Booth G16 👋 DesignMiami/Basel June 12 - 18, 2023 Hall 1 Süd, Messe Basel, Switzerland
For the 17th edition of Design Miami/ Basel, Galerie Patrick Seguin will show a collection of key pieces by Jean Prouvé, illustrating the creative genius of the constructor and the timelessness of his work.
An exceptional selection of 16 Jean Prouvé chairs will be exhibited, each a different model or colour. From the early 1930s, with the historic Cité chair, to the 1950s with his signature Métropole no. 305 chairs, not forgetting the masterful Direction no. 353 swivelling office chair, this selection of iconic pieces provides a remarkable testimony to Jean Prouvé’s unique vision and demonstrates the technical and aesthetic evolutions seen throughout his career.
Come see us at Booth G16 👋 DesignMiami/Basel June 12 - 18, 2023 Hall 1 Süd, Messe Basel, Switzerland
Jean Cocteau | Villafranche Sur Mer Chapel, France, 1957 #slowroads ...
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On today’s episode of thegrandtouristpodcast, the dynamic duo of the art and design world… thehaasbrothers, simonjhaas and nikolaihaas! We talk about their incredible story, how they handled the pandemic period, their hopes for the future, and the blockbuster year to come with museum shows, a massive new studio in LA, and more. Thank you to zebedeehelm for the illustration and portrait by mason.poole. Link in bio, available wherever you listen.
On today’s episode of thegrandtouristpodcast, the dynamic duo of the art and design world… thehaasbrothers, simonjhaas and nikolaihaas! We talk about their incredible story, how they handled the pandemic period, their hopes for the future, and the blockbuster year to come with museum shows, a massive new studio in LA, and more. Thank you to zebedeehelm for the illustration and portrait by mason.poole. Link in bio, available wherever you listen.
Pair of sleeper chairs and coffee table by Xavier-Feal. Stainless steel. Inox Industrie édition. 1969-1974.
✨✨ AVAILABLE AGAIN !! ✨✨
galeriemeublesetlumieres
58 rue mazarine 75006 Paris galeriemeublesetlumieres@gmail.com www.meublesetlumières.com ...
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Easy chairs are hard to find - especially ones in lighter colored wood like this pair, made of solid beechwood. Original wool cushions in great condition, also very rare. Ideal for reading, watching TV or just relaxing, the larger size and sitting angle of the easy chair is what makes it “easy”. This pair can be the focal point of a sitting area, bringing warmth and texture without being too dominant. Made in the 1960s and in good vintage condition.
Price for the pair: CHF 1’800.-
Painting by daniel_zeltner
All objects for sale.
At the store on Alemannengasse 4, open by appointment or on Wednesdays, 16-18.30 and Saturdays 14-17.30, together with lots of other mid-century pieces. PLEASE SEE THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW FOR AVAILABILITY😅 Be sure to reserve your piece before it is sold🙏
We buy, sell and restore mid-century furniture and artefacts such as lamps, vases and much more. We also rent furniture and provide expertise. And we also exhibit and sell contemporary art. Contact us for further information.
Easy chairs are hard to find - especially ones in lighter colored wood like this pair, made of solid beechwood. Original wool cushions in great condition, also very rare. Ideal for reading, watching TV or just relaxing, the larger size and sitting angle of the easy chair is what makes it “easy”. This pair can be the focal point of a sitting area, bringing warmth and texture without being too dominant. Made in the 1960s and in good vintage condition.
Price for the pair: CHF 1’800.-
Painting by daniel_zeltner
All objects for sale.
At the store on Alemannengasse 4, open by appointment or on Wednesdays, 16-18.30 and Saturdays 14-17.30, together with lots of other mid-century pieces. PLEASE SEE THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW FOR AVAILABILITY😅 Be sure to reserve your piece before it is sold🙏
We buy, sell and restore mid-century furniture and artefacts such as lamps, vases and much more. We also rent furniture and provide expertise. And we also exhibit and sell contemporary art. Contact us for further information.
Throwback to a softer palette, focusing the color as more line than field . . . #modernartdecor #craftinamerica #glasscollectors #glasscollection #glasscollection #glasscollecting #glassgallery #glassblowing #gem #craftcollection #craftcollective #potterycollector #potterycollector #interiordecor #interiorinspo #designmiamibasel #salonnyc #louisvitton #tiffanyandco #barneysnewyork #luxuryobjects #luxurylifestyle #luxurydesign #interiordecorideas #dwellmagazine #architecturaldigestmagazine #colorfield #colorfieldpainting #contemporarycrafts
Super happy with the new limited edition of my Sisal benches in cochineal pink done for the fabulous rodmanprimack and rudester and their newly inaugurated gallery agoprojects currently showing in designmiami booth G09 along with a great selection of Mexico-based designers! Don`t miss them! . . . . . #miamidesign #designmiamibasel #agoprojects #cochineal #naturaldyes #nontoxic #naturalmaterials #naturalfibers #dye #yucatan #agavefibers #sisal #plantfibers #plantbase
Super happy with the new limited edition of my Sisal benches in cochineal pink done for the fabulous rodmanprimack and rudester and their newly inaugurated gallery agoprojects currently showing in designmiami booth G09 along with a great selection of Mexico-based designers! Don`t miss them! . . . . . #miamidesign #designmiamibasel #agoprojects #cochineal #naturaldyes #nontoxic #naturalmaterials #naturalfibers #dye #yucatan #agavefibers #sisal #plantfibers #plantbase ...
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Formafantasma’s 10 years - Craftica, 2012
In 2012 the fashion house Fendi invited Formafantasma to develop Craftica, a body of work exploring leathercraft in conversation with other hand-worked, natural materials. The design is driven by the symbolic connotations of leather; a material that, more than any other, represents the complex relationship between humans and nature. Leather as a material has the ability to evoke ancestral memories of hunting nature to obtain food, tools and protection for the body. Searching underneath and above the sea, from the vegetal to the animal world, the installation offers a holistic view on leather as a material. For the project, Formafantasma utilized discarded leather left over from the Fendi manufacturing processes, as the foundation of the collection, and relied on the talent of Fendi’s craftsmen for certain phases of the production process. In addition, the designers selected a range of leathers obtained from fish skins discarded by the food industry, vegetal processed leather using natural substances from tree bark, cork leather extracted from cork trees leaving them unharmed, and a series of animal bladders investigated for their capacity to hold liquids. Despite the pieces appearing exotic in texture and material combinations, the majority of the leather and materials used belongs to the everyday world and discarded from the food industry.
In 2012 the fashion house Fendi invited Formafantasma to develop Craftica, a body of work exploring leathercraft in conversation with other hand-worked, natural materials. The design is driven by the symbolic connotations of leather; a material that, more than any other, represents the complex relationship between humans and nature. Leather as a material has the ability to evoke ancestral memories of hunting nature to obtain food, tools and protection for the body. Searching underneath and above the sea, from the vegetal to the animal world, the installation offers a holistic view on leather as a material. For the project, Formafantasma utilized discarded leather left over from the Fendi manufacturing processes, as the foundation of the collection, and relied on the talent of Fendi’s craftsmen for certain phases of the production process. In addition, the designers selected a range of leathers obtained from fish skins discarded by the food industry, vegetal processed leather using natural substances from tree bark, cork leather extracted from cork trees leaving them unharmed, and a series of animal bladders investigated for their capacity to hold liquids. Despite the pieces appearing exotic in texture and material combinations, the majority of the leather and materials used belongs to the everyday world and discarded from the food industry.
Jean Prouvé, Panel with portholes from the Bouqueval School, 1949, SCAL double bed, 1957, Swing-jib lamp, 1957 and Aluminum panel with portholes, 1951 #jeanprouvé #prouvé #prouve #design #elementsofarchitecture #bed #swingjiblamp #lamp #panel #installation #booth #designmiamibasel #galeriepatrickseguin designmiami ...
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E a tarde da última Sexta-feira foi Maravilhosa! Dia de prestigiar o talentoso e querido Newton Lima (newtonlimaoficial ) em um Workshop super bacana para profissionais de Arquitetura e Interiores lá na pontodesignartes. 😍
Claro que eu fui lá tietar, né?! Admiro muito o trabalho do Newton e sou fã desse profissional incrível e pessoa alegre, leve e divertida. Você é Demais, Sir Lima! ❤️
Parabéns aos queridos da pontodesignartes pela ideia de ter o Mestre Newton dando um show aí na loja. E muito obrigado pela oportunidade! 🙏❤️
E a tarde da última Sexta-feira foi Maravilhosa! Dia de prestigiar o talentoso e querido Newton Lima (newtonlimaoficial ) em um Workshop super bacana para profissionais de Arquitetura e Interiores lá na pontodesignartes. 😍
Claro que eu fui lá tietar, né?! Admiro muito o trabalho do Newton e sou fã desse profissional incrível e pessoa alegre, leve e divertida. Você é Demais, Sir Lima! ❤️
Parabéns aos queridos da pontodesignartes pela ideia de ter o Mestre Newton dando um show aí na loja. E muito obrigado pela oportunidade! 🙏❤️ ...
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she did it ! my milan spirit animal - well goddess really - JJ’s incredible store in milan is filled with her magical spirit and energy! what a force and inspiration ladoublej - can’t wait to keep watching her grow her vision !! #justgoforit #ladoblej … on the road to #basel … see you at #designmiamibasel
she did it ! my milan spirit animal - well goddess really - JJ’s incredible store in milan is filled with her magical spirit and energy! what a force and inspiration ladoublej - can’t wait to keep watching her grow her vision !! #justgoforit #ladoblej … on the road to #basel … see you at #designmiamibasel ...
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