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MENART FAIR PARIS

MENART FAIR PARIS

At Menart Fair in Paris, held at the Palais d'Iena and dedicated to modern and contemporary art from the Middle East and North Africa, we presented a curated selection of works through Galerie BSL, our Parisian gallery partner. The presentation included the Gandhara Carapace Table, our collaboration with Studio Lel that brought together Beirut-based marquetry and the visual language of ancient Gandharan art from the Afghanistan-Pakistan region. Menart is one of the few European art fair platforms dedicated specifically to Arab and North African creative voices, making it a meaningful context for this particular work.

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NADA DEBS X THAT CONCEPT STORE

NADA DEBS X THAT CONCEPT STORE

We designed the From Sunrise to Sunset collection exclusively for THAT Concept Store, a Dubai-based retail destination known for bringing together the work of emerging and established designers from the region and beyond. The collection drew on the idea of the horizon as a universal symbol of longing and possibility, translating that concept into handcrafted objects using our signature wood and inlay techniques. Each piece captured a different moment in the movement of light from dawn to dusk, using colour and material to mark the passage of time.

NADA DEBS X BEIT TAMANNA

NADA DEBS X BEIT TAMANNA

We were invited to design one of eight rooms at Beit Tamanna, a dream-like guesthouse created in the Gemmayzeh neighbourhood of Beirut by 13 Lebanese and international designers, each given complete creative freedom over their space. The project was conceived as a design experience as much as a place to stay, with each room a self-contained world. All proceeds from guests staying at Beit Tamanna go directly to the Tamanna Association, which works to fulfil the wishes of children with life-threatening illnesses across Lebanon.

REBELLIOUS CONNECTIONS

REBELLIOUS CONNECTIONS

We exhibited the Stitched Horizons collection at Galerie BSL in Paris as part of Rebellious Connections, a group show curated around the idea of design that challenges boundaries between craft, art, and function. The collection consisted of six pebble-shaped chairs, each one handcrafted and upholstered in a way that referenced landscapes and the patterns found in nature, from coastal rock formations to desert terrain. It was presented alongside works by other designers who share a commitment to the handmade object as a cultural statement.

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