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Between memory and transformation, contemporary design rediscovers continuity as a form of innovation. With Rooted in Time, presented at 3daysofdesign 2026, DCW éditions introduces a vision that evolves without losing its identity. A principle that finds new expression in the Rosalie and ORG wall lights, now presented in a refined Nickel finish.
Every object tells the story of time in its own way. Some pursue novelty, while others move through the years without losing their expressive power, building an ever deeper relationship with the spaces they inhabit. This idea of continuity lies at the heart of Rooted in Time, DCW éditions presentation at 3daysofdesign 2026, translating the festival theme, Make This Moment Matter, into a reflection on permanence and the value of time.
Rather than unveiling a new collection, the brand proposes a different reading of contemporary design: not as a succession of trends, but as a language capable of evolving while preserving its identity. In this dialogue between past and present, established designs and new interpretations coexist, showing how forms grounded in precise principles can be renewed without losing their coherence.
This vision also gives new expression to two established designs from the DCW éditions catalogue. The Rosalie and ORG wall lights, recognised for their formal restraint and the balance they create between light and architecture, are presented for the first time in a Nickel finish. A subtle yet meaningful evolution that preserves the original design while expanding its material vocabulary and its potential to interact with contemporary interiors.
Rooted in Time presents a vision of design built on continuity. Forms drawn from the history of DCW éditions enter into dialogue with new interpretations, revealing how time can enrich objects with new meanings, relationships and possibilities.
Rosalie shapes light through an essential gesture. Its linear composition engages with the wall without imposing itself, transforming illumination into a discreet presence that supports the architecture rather than overpowering it.
With its rigorous profile and diffused light, ORG turns the wall into an active surface. The geometry of its luminous body gives rhythm to the space with balance, adapting naturally to both residential interiors and contract settings.
The 2026 update is the Nickel finish, introducing a new variation for Rosalie and ORG. The metallic surface creates richer reflections and a sophisticated visual presence, broadening the possibilities for integrating both models into contemporary interiors.
More than an aesthetic update, the new finish confirms the idea that design can evolve without losing its character. As Rooted in Time suggests, a design reveals its most authentic value when time becomes part of its very form.
