Lebanese Supernova in Paris
They have been compared to a shooting star but now they have settled their own constellation. From Beirut, to Milan and Paris, David Raffoul and Nicolas Moussallem known as david/nicolas are brimming with talent with their first solo show at Carpenters Workshop Gallery in Paris.
‘Supernova’ is composed of Constellation and Monocle, an interpretation of a post-explosion phenomenon.
The Lebanese duo unveils a collection of tables, cabinets and rugs built upon their fascination with time and the universe. They created a retro-futuristic ensemble that speaks to the beauty of regeneration.
The show exhibits pieces that chart the transformative nature of the celestial body through materials that evoke concepts of both form and void.
Monocle represents large masses of dense matter (wood, marble, bronze, glass).
Constellation is inspired by the new life of a star and the explosion phenomenon (low tables).
‘Supernova’ runs until 6 October 2018.
With the ongoing challenges in Lebanon, creating and producing design is a constant struggle. During Salone del Mobile 2023, ‘Under Design Lebanon’ exhibition will present a realistic mapping and projection on the currently still functioning entities.
After its unveiling at the Grand Hornu (Belgium), the Beirut. The Eras of Design exhibition opens at the mudac in Lausanne. A unique and rare chance to learn about the history of design from a country leading in creativity despite its political instability.
Lebanese Designer Nada Debs unveils a brand new collaboration with Studio Lél in Pakistan. The Peshawar Carapace Table is a stunning homage of local craftsmanship and a perfect blend of traditional technique with a contemporary aesthetic.
House of Today brings a collective of Lebanon’s Creative Scene to Downtown Design during Dubai Design Week.
During #DubaiDesignWeek2022, Nada Debs will celebrate the evolution of craft and the 20th anniversary of her brand. The celebration is going beyond a simple look back at two decades of creations, it is a complete journey in her own world and patterns.
During Paris Design Week, the Beirut-based designer presents a series of new pieces, alongside her signature Strata rugs.
Despite all possible challenges, Lebanon’s design scene has flourished with a diverse palette of talents. ‘Beirut – Eras of Design’ exhibition portraits the dynamic evolution and growth from 1950s.
During Dubai Design Week 2021, discover the universe of Adrian Perez, also know as Adrian Pepe. Born in Honduras, based in Beirut, Adrian’s recent work uses Awassi wool from a sheep bred in the Levantine region for over 5,000 years.
In the historical heart of Beirut, the Tabbal Building is hosting a temporary exhibition of art and design with a scenography by Ghaith&Jad.
On the occasion of the Holy Month of Ramadan, Lebanese designer Nada Debs signs a new collaboration with FBMI and female weavers from Afghanistan.
Season 3 - Episode 4: The Transcendence Collection by Nada Debs
Lebanese designer Nada Debs unveils her brand new collection in exclusivity for our website.
Season 3 - Episode 3: The Transcendence Collection by Nada Debs
On the occasion of the Dubai Art Week, Iwan Maktabi (Beirut) opens un[mask]ed, a pop up exhibition at Alserkal Avenue.
Christie’s celebrates its 15th sale season with a revisited approach to its traditional sale format, including a newly curated design section to its longstanding Middle Eastern Modern & Contemporary Art auction. For the first time the auction will offer a section of Middle Eastern Design curated by Viktor Udzenija.
Thick concrete slabs running in parallel, massive structure connected to each others… the incredible lightness of concrete construction.
Day 3: Barghouti House, Jordan.
Nada Debs has teamed up with the Swedish Group to produce a Democratic Design Middle Eastern collection.
The penultimate stop of our series about contemporary mosques brings us to the Lebanese town of Moukhtara. There, L.E.FT Architects have transformed a 100-square-meter structure into a symbolic, picturesque mosque.
Out of more than 400 globally nominated, 20 projects have been selected for the 2019 Aga Khan Award for Architecture. Three of them from the United Arab Emirates only.
Tarek Elkassouf likes to challenge the physicality and materiality of minerals. With Ode to Marble, he unveils a new series of objects for White Walls in Beirut.
Middle Eastern Salone 2019 - For his fourth consecutive year in Milan, Lebanese designer Richard Yasmine unveils an intriguing and introspective collection called “The Cure”. Would it solve our permanent seek for forgiveness and self-reconciliation?
The #DesignYourChristmas series continues with a third part specifically focused on design creation from the Middle East.
With his new series ‘Dimanche 6’, Marc Dibeh evokes his childhood but also the never fading memory of his late mother.
A year after the project I initiated started in Kabul, the ‘You & I’ Collection by Nada Debs for FBMI has been shortlisted for the Beazley Designs Of The Year Award.
They have been compared to a shooting star but now they have settled their own constellation. From Beirut, to Milan and Paris, David Raffoul and Nicolas Moussallem known as david/nicolas are brimming with talent with their first solo show at Carpenters Workshop Gallery in Paris.
Lebanese designer Tarek ElKassouf unveils his new Melting Lamps in Paris this September.
Lebanese designer Richard Yasmine has a busy start of the year. He is presenting two collections during the 2018 edition of Salone del Mobile in Milan.
Not your ordinary box… the challenge from Joy Mardini to Lebanese designers. Here’s an interesting new collections of handcrafted boxes… Will you find yours for Christmas?
Last July, I was approached by Fatima Bint Mohamed Initiative management (FBMI) to create a contemporary collection completing their current traditional carpet offer. Part of its ongoing efforts to push the boundaries of carpet making, FBMI commissioned internationally renowned designer Nada Debs to create a series titled “YOU & I”.
