Duplex Gallery

08/10/2026

DS-600, Bus Palladium Paris
de Sede

Inside the newly reopened Bus Palladium in Paris, the DS-600 by de Sede finds a natural place within a project built on memory, music, and reinvention.
Once a legendary Pigalle nightclub and a symbol of Parisian nightlife, Bus Palladium has been reimagined as a five-star hotel, restaurant, bar, and club, while preserving the rebellious spirit of its rock-and-roll past. Located in Pigalle, the project carries forward the energy of a place shaped by music, encounters, and cultural mythology. The interiors, conceived by Studio KO, translate this legacy into a contemporary language, bringing together a 1970s-inflected atmosphere, brutalist references, warm materials, and a sense of lived-in sophistication.
Originally launched in 1972, the DS-600 reflects that same freedom of composition. Formed by individual modular elements connected together, its serpentine structure can expand, curve, and adapt to the space around it.
In this context, design and history meet naturally: an iconic sofa from the seventies becomes part of a contemporary hospitality project that looks back without nostalgia, transforming heritage into atmosphere.

08/06/2026

DEDALO
StudioUtte
cc-tapis

Rooted in a dialogue between architecture, geometry, and textile craftsmanship, Dedalo is the new collection by StudioUtte. Developed through experimentation, creative exchange, and a patient approach to design, the collection investigates the expressive potential of structure through three distinct weave constructions: Hydra, Cardo, and Cnosso.
Each piece explores a different relationship between knotted surfaces, geometric compositions, and embroidered thread, creating a material language defined by precision, depth, and time.
Presented during 3 Days of Design, Dedalo reflects cc-tapis’ ability to transform the rug into a surface of research, texture, and contemporary expression.

07/23/2026

CORE
Hannes Peer
SEM

CORE by Hannes Peer for SEM begins with wood in its most essential form: solid, structural,and deeply expressive.The collection treats the material as both structure and surface, without veneers, applied layers, or decorative additions. Wood is approached as substance rather than covering, allowing mass, grain, density, and proportion to define each piece with clarity and restraint.

Geometric volumes are shaped by rhythmic carvings and low-relief details, creating depth, tactile tension, and a quiet architectural presence. Balancing digital precision with hand-finishing, CORE merges rigorous construction with a direct and intimate engagement with the material.
Produced exclusively by SEM, the collection positions itself between limited edition design and bespoke craftsmanship, expressing a vision founded on material integrity, architectural clarity, and authentic Italian savoir-faire

06/30/2026

DORICA
Francesco Forcellini
De Castelli

With Dorica, De Castelli transforms the memory of classical architecture into a sculptural exploration of metal.Inspired by the classic fluting of the Doric column, the collection translates an ancient architectural language into a contemporary sculptural presence. Concave metal slats meet in sharp edges, creating a vertical rhythm that gives depth, movement, and architectural strength to the surface.The new DeFauvé stainless steel finish enhances this play of light and shadow through a refined colour gradient, moving from a polished steel base to deeper, warmer tones. Inside, glossy burgundy lacquer completes the tactile and visual experience, revealing De Castelli’s ability to transform metal into matter, atmosphere, and narrative.

06/01/2026

EBI
Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces
Acerbis

Designed by Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoces, Ebi stems from a study of the curvature of wood, a constructive and formal element that defines the entire project. Its aesthetic is grounded in the continuity between the upper and lower parts of the structure: above, an arch shapes the backrest and armrest; below, a sled base echoes its curvature. Ebi is available with either an open backrest, which highlights the purity of its design, or a fully upholstered high back, offering greater comfort and a more elegant, sophisticated aesthetic. Its sinuous profile is enhanced by wood veneer or glossy lacquered finishes, a fil rouge running through Acerbis products, and by a variety of upholstery options that further extend its ability to fit naturally into different settings.

05/20/2026

BUTTER
Faye Toogood
Tacchini

The Butter collection by Faye Toogood evolves into a more complete and flexible system, expanding the soft, sculptural language of the original design. Conceived from the simple gesture of shaping a piece of butter by hand, the new version preserves the collection’s generous and instinctive comfort while introducing new possibilities for contemporary living. Sofas, armchairs, ottomans, low tables, and storage elements come together in an open composition, designed to adapt naturally to different interiors.
With its rounded volumes, tactile presence, and quietly playful character, Butter transforms comfort into a fluid and expressive experience — soft in form, yet strongly defined in identity.

05/14/2026

Introducing Palomar: a Duplex-designed boutique stay in the historic hill town of Asolo, Italy—a place where history, culture, and contemporary design come together.

Unfolding soon.

05/14/2026

05/13/2026

LOKUM – PETROL GREEN
Sabine Marcelis
Acerbis

The blown-glass coffee table collection designed by Sabine Marcelis is enriched with a new finish: Petrol Green. Deep, refined, and quietly atmospheric, this new shade expands the expressive possibilities of Lokum, enhancing the purity of the glass and the subtle play of reflections that defines the collection.
With its fluid presence and luminous depth, Petrol Green adds a sophisticated intensity to Lokum’s sculptural form, balancing transparency, colour, and material clarity.