Founded nearly 20 years ago in its namesake city, the Design Miami fair has expanded to an annual edition in Basel, Switzerland, and this week it opened its first iteration alongside the Paris+ art fair, with 27 galleries putting furniture, lighting, and other design objects in front of collectors. While its other incarnations often emphasize daring work by contemporary designers, the Paris outing focused on showing historical pieces, including a few sought-after knockouts by 20th-century heavy hitters. Here are some highlights.

Jousse Entreprise presented a colorful 1953 bookcase designed by Charlotte Perriand for the House of Mexico. It was joined by an assortment of Jean Prouvé chairs." layout="" credit="Photo by Mike Chino" photoUserId=""/>

In a break from all of the historical work, Salon 94 showcased a dazzling suite of furniture by Max Lamb.ristic sideboard is made from polystyrene coated with silver nitrate." layout="" credit="Photo by Mike Chino" photoUserId=""/>

Also at Sarah Meyerscough, a spooky cabinet by Marlene Huissoud is covered with silkworm cocoons.
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Top Photo by Mike Chino.

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Midcentury Furniture With a French Accent Dominates the New Design Miami / Paris