Pop up store & Exhibition 14–18 January, Paris Design Week

Bannach is a contemporary German design brand based in Berlin, founded by Moritz Bannach in 2018. The brand creates high-quality furniture and objects that sit at the intersection of design, architecture, and art, defined by bold geometry, expressive use of color, and a sculptural design language. Working in close collaboration with skilled workshops in Germany and Italy, Bannach combines innovative, resource-sav­ing techniques with traditional craftsmanship to produce pieces of lasting quality.

Caralarga is a textile design studio founded by Ana Holschneider, based in an old textile factory in Querétaro, Mexico. The brand transforms raw cotton and textile waste into timeless, handcrafted wall hangings and jewelry in close collaboration with local artisans. They seek to preserve their essence and highlight their virtues, transforming them into high-quality handcrafted pieces. Through their designs, they aim to convey the value of our hands and emphasize the natural beauty of each material. 

Clayp is a contemporary lighting brand from Ukraine, founded in 2021 by Yurii Zhukov and Oleksandr Puzyrnyi with a vision to merge art, sustainability, and everyday living through handcrafted lamps. Each piece is thoughtfully made with love using eco-friendly, natural materials including clay, sand, marble dust, and recycled wood fibers, which require no firing, significantly reducing its environmental footprint. Clayp’s collection of pendant lights, wall sconces, and sculptural lamps is defined by organic shapes, tactile surfaces, and soft, inviting light that transforms interiors with warmth and character.

Claymen is a design studio founded by Aman Khanna, based in New Delhi, India. The brand creates handcrafted ceramic objects—ranging from functional pieces to expressive sculptures—that reflect the fragility and complexity of the human condition through minimal, contemplative forms.

Gunia Project is a cultural and design brand founded by Natalia Kamenska and Maria Gavryliuk, based in Kyiv, Ukraine. The brand is dedicated to preserving and reimagining Ukrainian craft traditions through contemporary ceramics, homeware, apparel, and accessories. Working closely with local artisans, Gunia Project revives ancient techniques and folk motifs, transforming them into modern, collectible pieces. Their work reflects a deep respect for cultural heritage, aiming to bring Ukrainian craftsmanship to a global audience.

Llot llov is a Berlin-based design studio and producer of furniture, objects, lighting, and surfaces, founded in 2006 by designers Ania Bauer and Jacob Brinck. Their innovative use of techniques such as OSIS, a surface finish using salt crystals and colour pigments on wood, and GLACIER, an upcycled terrazzo made from recycled materials, highlights llot llov’s commitment to material innovation and sustainability. Most of their objects are manufactured in Europe, often in collaboration with social workshops, and reflect a commitment to craftsmanship, conceptual design, and functional expression

Mungo is a family-run homeware textile company based in Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, known for designing, weaving, and producing heirloom-quality textiles from natural fibres. Their own mill operates with full transparency, combining traditional weaving techniques with contemporary design. Working with cotton, linen, and organic fibres under high sustainability standards, Mungo creates towels, throws, bed and table linens, apparel, and décor pieces that unite functionality, ethical production, and timeless design.

Nada Duele is a design studio founded in 2019 by artist Giselle Macdonald and later joined by Mariano Orellana, based in Antigua, Guatemala. The studio is synonymous with ethical craftsmanship and contemporary design, collaborating with master artisans across the country to create practical, versatile objects that preserve traditional techniques and support local job creation.

Objectry is a contemporary Indian interior brand based in New Delhi, founded by Aanchal Goel with a focus on creating meaningful, well-crafted objects for everyday life. Rooted in simplicity and functionality, the brand explores form, proportion, and material through a modern design lens while working closely with skilled local artisans. Objectry’s collections combine clean lines, natural materials, and traditional making techniques, resulting in objects that are both practical and expressive. Each piece reflects a thoughtful balance between craftsmanship and contemporary living, celebrating the beauty of honest materials and timeless design.