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Campana Brothers at Maison& Objet

Maison & Objet’s designers of the year 2012 are Humberto and Fernando Campana, originally from Brazil, Hubert le Gall from France and Tokujin Yoshioka of Japan.

Campana Brothers Installation at Maison & Objet

To celebrate, each designer was given the opportunity to create an installation for the show. It was the Campana Brothers’ installation that really caught my eye.

Campana Brothers Installation at Maison et Objet

They are known for their use of found and discarded objects and I loved they way they breathed new life into this cardboard; giving it an almost organic quality.

Campana Brothers Installation at Maison et Objet

Being able to walk into the installation enabled you to view it from all angles and really interact with it.

Campana Brothers Installation at Maison et Objet

They even paid attention to the ceiling, creating a completely enveloping experience…

Campana Brothers Installation at Maison et Objet

It was a peaceful diversion from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the show and much enjoyed – well done to Maison for incorporating this change of pace into the show.

Campana Brothers Installation at Maison et Objet

Our trip to Paris for Maison & Objet 2012 was supported in part by Airbnb.com.

Katie Treggiden is a journalist, author, and podcaster championing a circular approach to design. She is the founder of Making Design Circular, a membership community for designer-makers embracing the circular economy, and the author of five books, including Wasted: When Trash Becomes Treasure. A regular contributor to publications including The Guardian and Crafts, she explores the role of craft, sustainability, and circularity in shaping the future of design.