Marianne Steinmetzer designs beautiful tableware in porcelain. She started in 2004, by painting on glazed porcelain and creating tableware in a classic modern style. In 2010, she discover ceramics and started creating stamped photophores in porcelain paper. She then moved on to porcelain turned and cast pieces, and began researching relief and slip decorations. She […]
Paqa is a project founded by the Luxembourg-based designer Vinzenz Hoelzl. It creates unique objects in small batch series, pairing high quality production with extravagant aesthetics. The sustainable making of the objects is a key pillar of Paqa. It sources all materials from within Europe, works with small and medium sized artisans and all objects […]
Cathy Deprez, Belgium Cathy is a ceramist and is one of those creators who are better known abroad than in their own country. Her tiles are made in her workshop in Bernissart. Her frescoes have seduced the big names in interior design. Her work is becoming more and more talked about due to its authentic […]
Unique Items Designed by Subtile Discover our creations designed to move with you and according to your desires; unconventional shapes, warm colours, bio and textured coverings because the touch is as important as the result. PIOP. X Subtile for a warm, unique decorative approach, respectful of our environment and materials. We present here PAN.0, assembled panels which, due to their shape, size and […]
Studio EO Erik Olovsson is a Stockholm based design studio. It was founded 2013 and works within the fields of product, furniture and graphic design. Studio EO has a focus on improvisation and joining materials in new ways. The studio aims at having an intuitive and experimental starting point in the projects and works in […]
Limited Editions The craftsmen selected in Luxembourg and throughout the world are holders of an irreplaceable know-how which guarantees a unique touch of elegance and refinement to your gift and decoration objects. Subtile presents a selection of limited edited objects made by Luxembourgish artists such as: Renert in reconstituted stone in the 3 colours of […]
Flensted, Denmark How did the flensted mobiles fairytale start? Back in 1953 christian flensted cut out and assembled two straws and three paper storks when the christening of his daughter, mette, was going to be celebrated. The result was the stork mobile, which was only conceived of as being a fun, ingenious and personal gift, […]
An Atelier of Other, Luxembourg An Atelier of Other created a use for repurposed fibreglass boats and turning this strong, light and weather-proof material into slates. The properties of this material resonates with the traditional stone slate construction of roofs and walls observed throughout Luxembourg’s vernacular architecture. Furthermore, this material provides us with a plethora […]
