Dooq unveiled its latest creations at Maison et Objet 2025, showcasing a blend of design excellence and craftsmanship. From modular innovation to sculptural artistry, these four new collections redefined furniture as both functional and expressive. Each piece embodied the brand's commitment to creating timeless designs that inspired and captivated.
Among the stand-out pieces was the Carmel Modular Couch, marking a significant milestone for Dooq Details as its first-ever modular sofa. After nearly a year of research and development, Carmel emerged as an innovation in both design and functionality. Composed of 12 distinct modules, the versatile piece offered endless configuration possibilities, adapting seamlessly to any space or lifestyle. With its bold yet inviting design, Carmel transformed the concept of seating into a dynamic and creative experience, combining unmatched comfort with striking aesthetics. This modular sofa set a new standard for versatility and style in contemporary living.
The Milano Table, created in collaboration with Theia Tiles, celebrated craftsmanship and geometry. Fully handmade, this striking piece combined lacquered wood with meticulously crafted terracotta tiles. Its hexagonal base, clad in a harmonious arrangement of three distinct tile models, reflected a balance of artistry and precision. The round tabletop complemented the bold base, with the table's feet serving as the true centrepiece, designed to command attention. The Milano Table was more than just furniture—it was a statement of form, texture, and timeless design.
A harmonious exploration of contrasts, the On-the-Rocks Table embodied the duality of an imagined future. Rooted in organic design while reaching toward the sleek sophistication of modern aesthetics, the piece was a sculptural art form. The hand-hammered travertine top evoked natural textures and raw beauty, while the nickel base brought polished, futuristic elegance. Designed as a statement to be admired and enjoyed, On-the-Rocks invited a dialogue between the tactile and the refined, merging timeless craftsmanship with avant-garde artistry.
Lastly, the Colin Armchair, rooted in the spirit of Organic Modernism from the 1970s, invited a moment of pause and serenity. Designed to embrace the body in comfort, this armchair reimagined the balance of form and function, encouraging relaxation whether in solitude or togetherness. Its sculptural silhouette highlighted the interplay of soft, rounded solid wood legs and plush upholstery. A celebration of organic shapes and natural materials, the Colin Armchair evoked a sense of quiet elegance while creating a space to unwind, reflect, and simply be.
At Maison et Objet 2025, Dooq Details presented these exciting new collections as a celebration of craftsmanship, creativity, and innovation. The brand invited interior designers, architects, and design enthusiasts to explore these new pieces and experience the artistry behind each creation.
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