When visiting Collectible 2026 in Brussels, the presentation by Domum Gallery immediately caught my eye. Their stand was large and beautifully arranged in different sections with soft grey walls, making it a pleasure to walk through. Domum Gallery, founded by Laura Baer and Boris Liger, works at the intersection of collectible design, curatorial exhibitions and spatial projects. Rooted in architecture and design, the gallery collaborates with contemporary designers on editions and limited series, focusing on scale, materiality and production. The group exhibition brought together different practices connected through the use of fire based techniques, earth, metal and textile.
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Palma
The Brazilian duo Palma presents a new series of lighting pieces and brass boxes. The luminaires feature eggshell marquetry that creates delicate, textured surfaces. The boxes are in spired by paintings of Saint Anthony of Padua’s Sermon of the Fish, continuing an iconography already present in earlier work.
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Clément Thévenot
Clément Thévenot presents pieces from his Archipel collection, where blown glass meets cast bronze. Developed with the glassworks of La Rochère and the Fonderie Macheret foundry, the Madeira table and Bacupari lamp explore the meeting of these two materials, combining textured bronze with organically shaped glass.
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Doruk Kubilay
For Collectible 2026, Doruk Kubilay presents Memory in Matter, a unique table made from remnants of his latest collection. The piece reuses fragments to form a new structure and is part of the limited-edition series Resonance, developed with Studio Lugo.
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Domingos Tótora
Domingos Tótora presents three benches and a wall diptych made from earth and compressed cardboard. The works are created through a manual process combining recycled paper, compression and natural pigments, resulting in dense, sculptural forms with a raw, material presence.
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Nathalia Brilli
Nathalia Brilli presents a straw wall tapestry made using a crochet technique. The work forms a large textile surface with layered patterns and textures.
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