In the era of charms, Labubus and endless personalization, Bag & Block perfectly captures the zeitgeist with highly photogenic designs and infinite transformation potential.

Trend forecasting agency Future Snoops gave a masterclass at the latest Who’s Next session, rethinking the links between trends, creation and consumer behavior.

The French distributor Kubbick chose Shoppe Object Paris to present a selection of new products for independent retailers.

While visiting Shoppe Object Paris, Elizabeth Price shares her perspective on the current challenges facing museum stores, the role of objects in cultural transmission, and the growing importance of international exchange.

Cofounder of this Copenhagen institution, Anne Engsted reflects on three decades of thoughtful, curated fashion.

Bringing aesthetics and sustainability together is at the heart of this company that specialises in furniture made from recycled plastic.

For the first edition of Shoppe Object Paris, designer Pablo Sinan Akgül presented pieces that bring together his Spanish and Turkish roots through an intelligent, functional, and curious approach to design.

The Korean brand Merge presented a fresh and joyful take on familiar objects at Shoppe Object Paris.

American designer Tina Frey, known for her organically shaped resin pieces with a soft, matte finish, chose Shoppe Object Paris to mark her return to the Paris scene.

Known for its minimalist objects and distinctive design, the Swedish audio brand presented its immersive universe at the inaugural edition of Shoppe Object Paris.

Brand founder Elie Schonfeld explains why he believes in a product that sometimes still struggles to conquer the market.