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designboom guide to Paris Design Week 2025
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Paris Design Week 2025 marks its 15th edition from September 4th to 13th, turning the French capital into a playground for design. Over ten days, Paris becomes an open-air gallery where creativity meets innovation, bringing together professionals, brands, and design enthusiasts. Running in synergy with Maison&Objet<\/strong><\/a>, the event expects more than 250,000 visitors and features the work of 500+ designers across 375 venues.<\/p>\n

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This year\u2019s edition unfolds in showrooms, galleries, boutiques, museums<\/strong><\/a>, hotels<\/strong><\/a>, and workshops across four key districts, Rive Gauche, Marais \u2013 Bastille \u2013 R\u00e9publique, Op\u00e9ra \u2013 Concorde \u2013 \u00c9toile, and Palais-Royal \u2013 Place des Victoires \u2013 Pigalle. Highlights include Le Labyrinthe by J\u00e9r\u00e9my Pradier-Jeauneau at the H\u00f4tel de la Marine, an immersive, three-part installation that guides visitors through the cour d\u2019honneur, ceremonial salons, and the loggia in a poetic exploration of space and storytelling. At Lafayette Anticipations, DESIGN DISCO CLUB celebrates the energy of disco with around forty emerging designers alongside fashion houses such as Dior<\/strong><\/a>, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Marine Serre. And for the first time, the Colonne de Juillet becomes home to Aude Franjou\u2019s Coraux de la libert\u00e9, a monumental linen installation designed by Florence Guillier Bernard, rising from floor to ceiling as a striking coral-shaped expression of rebirth and freedom.<\/p>\n

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designboom\u2019s Paris Design Week Guide highlights the must-see exhibitions<\/strong><\/a>, temporary installations<\/strong><\/a>, product launches, and immersive experiences of this year\u2019s edition \u2014 keep reading to discover what not to miss.<\/p>\n

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MAISON&OBJET 2025<\/h2>\n

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Maison&Objet\u2019s<\/strong><\/a> September 2025 edition embraces creative freedom and accessibility under the theme WELCOME HOME. Running from September 4th to 8th, 2025, at Paris Nord Villepinte, this edition continues to position itself as a cornerstone for interior design and lifestyle trends, bringing together 2,000 brands, including 450 new names, across six sectors. Visitors can expect a program of 25 talks and conferences, product launches, and design solutions that reflect the industry\u2019s evolving landscape.<\/p>\n

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For this edition, Maison&Objet entrusts its artistic direction to designer Am\u00e9lie Pichard whose vision sets the tone for an experience that is both intimate and effervescent. Under her curation, the concept WELCOME HOME: An Open House \u2013 Open to All redefines the traditional trade fair into a living installation. The space celebrates unclassifiable design, joyful disorder, and the openness of disciplines, bridging craftsmanship and artificial intelligence in surprising ways. At the heart of this creative narrative is a symbolic piece \u2014 a house-teapot or perhaps a teapot-house \u2014 embodying the dialogue between imagination and reality.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, ZAC Paris Nord 2, 93420 Villepinte, France
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In 2025, Paris Design Week Factory retakes center stage as the hub where new talents, trends, and aesthetics emerge. In synergy with Maison&Objet, the Factory brings together over 130 designers across four thematic exhibitions (Collectible, Edition, Craft, and a special China section) drawing 23,000 visitors, including professionals, journalists, and design enthusiasts eager to discover tomorrow\u2019s innovations.<\/p>\n

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Curated by Jean-Baptiste Anotin of Waiting For Ideas and Thibault Huguet, this year\u2019s Factory spotlights the vitality of the emerging generation, showcasing their creativity and ambition across a dynamic program of exhibitions and installations. The event highlights the energy and diversity of contemporary design, offering a glimpse into the trends and visions that will shape the future of the industry.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere:<\/strong> Espace Commines<\/a>, 17 Rue Commines, 75003 Paris<\/p>\n

Galerie Joseph<\/a>, 7 rue Froissart and 116 Rue de Turenne, Paris
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J\u00e9r\u00e9my Pradier-Jeauneau \u2013 Le Labyrinthe<\/h2>\n

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As part of Paris Design Week and the Journ\u00e9es Europ\u00e9ennes du Patrimoine, J\u00e9r\u00e9my Pradier-Jeauneau<\/strong><\/a> presents Le Labyrinthe at the H\u00f4tel de la Marine<\/strong><\/a>. This monumental installation combines contemporary design, French craftsmanship, and heritage within an immersive, three-part scenography spanning the cour d\u2019honneur, ceremonial salons, and the loggia. Le Labyrinthe offers a sensitive and poetic experience, paying tribute to French artisanal expertise, the myth of Daedalus, and the monument\u2019s history as the Garde-Meuble de la Couronne at the end of the 18th century. Designed like a cinematic narrative, a nod to Pradier-Jeauneau\u2019s first profession in film, the installation tells the stories of heroes and heroines navigating challenges, ultimately rising to achieve fulfillment and perspective.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> H\u00f4tel de la Marine<\/a>, 2 Pl. de la Concorde, 75008 Paris
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Pli Office \u2013 DESIGN DISCO CLUB<\/h2>\n

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From September 6th to 12th, 2025, Pli Office<\/strong><\/a> presents DESIGN DISCO CLUB at Lafayette Anticipations<\/strong><\/a>. Inspired by the disco era and the iconic song Disco Inferno, the exhibition reflects on design as a space for freedom and sharing while examining our relationship with time, production, and creativity. Around forty emerging designers join established names such as Uchronia, Soft Baroque, Samy Rio, Petite Friture, Lambert & Fils, Fran\u00e7ois Azambourg, Fabien Cappello, Laurids Gal\u00e9e, and Studio Poirier Bailay. Fashion houses including Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, Marine Serre, Marie-\u00c8ve Lecavalier, and Mugler present emblematic pieces that embody the disco spirit. The scenography is by Paf atelier, and the event includes a program of talks curated by Christopher Dessus with Isabelle Moisy-Cobti and the Fonds de Dotation Quartus.<\/p>\n

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where: <\/strong>Lafayette Anticipations<\/a>, 9 Rue du Pl\u00e2tre, 75004 Paris
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Aude Franjou \u2013 Coraux de la Libert\u00e9<\/h2>\n

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Textile sculptor Aude Franjou<\/strong><\/a> transforms the historic Colonne de Juillet with a monumental installation dubbed Coraux de la Libert\u00e9 that reimagines public space. Working entirely by hand with linen thread using her signature coating technique, Franjou creates dense, sculptural forms inspired by roots, vines, and corals. The hand-woven linen vines, in deep red, intertwine with the stone and metal of the column, introducing a living material into a heritage site and forming a dialogue between architecture, history, and contemporary creation. This installation complements her exhibition, marking the first time the Colonne de Juillet has hosted a contemporary artwork of this scale.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>Colonne de Juillet, Pl. de la Bastille, 75004 Paris
\nwhen: <\/strong>3-13 September 2025<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Aude Franjou<\/p>\n

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Lucas Huillet & Alexandre Helwani \u2013 Folie<\/h2>\n

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Following their 2024 installation Eau Fra\u00eeche, designer Lucas Huillet<\/strong><\/a> and perfumer Alexandre Helwani<\/strong><\/a> present Folie on the terrace of the H\u00f4tel de Sully. The multisensory installation features a monumental conversational sofa under floating fabric sculptures, creating a space for reflection and calm. Scents crafted with Amandine Clerc-Marie, Principal Perfumer at dsm-firmenich, draw on the emotiOn neuroscientific program to evoke serenity.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> H\u00f4tel de Sully<\/a> Terrace, Paris<\/p>\n

when:<\/strong> 4-13 September 2025<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Maison&Objet<\/p>\n

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Sophia Taillet \u2013 Silent Dance<\/h2>\n

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At the Mus\u00e9e de la Chasse et de la Nature<\/strong><\/a>, Sophia Taillet<\/strong><\/a> presents Silent Dance, a kinetic installation designed for open-air contemplation. In dialogue with the museum\u2019s architecture, nine mirrors move in circular motion, creating shifting reflections and transforming the courtyard into a theatre of perception. Rooted in the notion of circularity, the piece blends craftsmanship, design, and choreographic gesture for a sensory, hypnotic experience.
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Marianna Ladreyt \u2013 Plastic Glamping<\/h2>\n

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Marianna Ladreyt<\/strong><\/a> presents Plastic Glamping, an XXL camping tent installed in the courtyard of the H\u00f4tel d\u2019Albret in the Marais district. The immersive installation allows visitors to enter the tent, explore the furniture, and experience this playful, experimental habitat. Created from upcycled beach buoys, repurposed furniture, and reinterpreted iconic chairs, the project combines sewing, weaving, and knotting to transform industrial materials into a humorous, and inventive environment.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Cour de l\u2019H\u00f4tel d\u2019Albret, 31 rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 75004 Paris
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image courtesy of Marianna Ladreyt<\/p>\n

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Yves Salomon \u00c9ditions \u2013 Pastorale Collection<\/h2>\n

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Maison Yves Salomon<\/strong><\/a> \u00c9ditions unveils Pastorale, a collection of 17 unique shearling intarsia pieces handcrafted in its Parisian workshops, at Pierre Marie\u2019s gallery<\/a><\/strong>. The series includes seating, poufs, cushions, throws, and lighting, showcasing Pierre Marie\u2019s ornamental style combined with meticulous craftsmanship.<\/p>\n

where:<\/strong> La Galerie de Pierre Marie<\/a>, 21 rue Victor Mass\u00e9, 75009 Paris\u00a0
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5.5 \u2013 577 Chairs<\/h2>\n

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Designers Claire Renard and Jean-S\u00e9bastien Blanc, co-founders of 5.5<\/strong><\/a>, present a monumental installation in collaboration with Festival du Monde<\/strong><\/a>: 577 unique chairs, crafted from recycled materials in partnership with leboncoin. The number echoes the 577 seats of the French National Assembly. Each chair is humanized by the designers and inscribed with words questioning democracy. The installation is on view in the courtyard of the National Archives from 4 to 13 September, and again during the Festival du Monde from 18 to 21 September.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Archives Nationales 60 rue des Francs Bourgeois, 75003 Paris
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Galerie Gastou \u2013 40 Years of Design<\/h2>\n

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For its 40th anniversary, Galerie Gastou<\/strong><\/a> presents an exhibition retracing the key works that shaped its history. A tribute to founder Yves Gastou and his pioneering vision, the show celebrates the gallery\u2019s distinctive taste through iconic pieces, while looking forward under the direction of Victor Gastou.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>Galerie Gastou<\/a>, 12 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris
\nwhen: <\/strong>4 September-4 October 2025<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Galerie Gastou<\/p>\n

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New Store 4.0 \u2013 Fashion Farming<\/h2>\n

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New Store 4.0 \u2013 Fashion Farming sets up at the Atelier N\u00e9erlandais<\/strong><\/a>, transforming the space into an experimental ground for regenerative fashion. The pop-up introduces locally sourced sheep wool, spun, designed, dipped, and dyed to create an endless garment that continuously gains value.<\/p>\n

On September 5, a special conversation led by Philip Fimmano will bring together Claudy Jongstra<\/strong><\/a> (artist\/designer), Andr\u00e9e-Anne Lemieux (Director of Sustainability at Institut Fran\u00e7ais de la Mode<\/strong><\/a>), and Klaas Kuitenbrouwer (Nieuwe Instituut<\/a><\/strong>) to explore how holistic fashion practices\u2014from education and design to industry\u2014can reshape systems for the future.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Atelier N\u00e9erlandais<\/a>, 22 Avenue Victoria, 75001 Paris
\nwhen: <\/strong>4\u201312 September 2025<\/p>\n

coloring process by Studio Claudy Jongstra | photo by Heleen Haijtema<\/p>\n

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Galerie kreo<\/strong><\/a> presents a new exhibition, Clair-obscur,\u00a0by Ronan Bouroullec<\/strong><\/a>, continuing his exploration of light: its ability to shape, anchor, and elevate matter. The series features slender structures suspended in space, punctuated by glass halos. Positioned between drawing and sculpture, each piece expresses a quiet and essential language, inviting contemplation.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Galerie kreo<\/a>, 31 rue Dauphine, 75006 Paris
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TIPTOE \u2013 10th Anniversary Exhibition<\/h2>\n

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As part of TIPTOE\u2019s<\/strong><\/a> 10th anniversary celebrations, the brand presents a special exhibition at Galerie ELLIA in the Marais, Paris. The show features 10 one-of-a-kind pieces created by a lineup of celebrated artists and designers (Wendy Andreu, Big-Game, Sophie Dries, Jean-Baptiste Durand, Julien Renault, Wilmotte, Olimpia Zagnoli, Constance Guisset, Kann Design, and Rudy Gu\u00e9naire) each reinterpreting TIPTOE\u2019s iconic table leg.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Galerie ELLIA<\/a>, Marais, Paris
\nwhen:<\/strong> 4-13 September 2025<\/p>\n

image courtesy of TIPTOE<\/p>\n

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Thierry Lemaire \u2013 Mineral Origins<\/h2>\n

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As part of Paris Design Week, Thierry Lemaire<\/strong><\/a> presents the exhibition Mineral Origins. At the center of the collection, onyx enters into a dialogue with white and titanium travertine, revealing raw, sculptural lines. Each piece appears hewn from the rock itself, like a fragment torn from the mountain, still bearing traces of its origin. To showcase this new collection, Thierry Lemaire honors the abundant natural beauty of Mexico with a window installation featuring lush vegetation.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Galerie Thierry Lemaire<\/a>, 11 Rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris
\nwhen:<\/strong> 3 September \u2013 31 December 2025<\/p>\n

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Sandra Benhamou x M\u00e9taphores \u2013 STARS AND BLOSSOM<\/h2>\n

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Sandra Benhamou<\/a> collaborates with M\u00e9taphores<\/a> to present the STARS AND BLOSSOM installation. Opening on September 4th at the Maison de Victor Hugo in Place des Vosges, the exhibition is on view until September 13th. Beneath the historic arcades, amidst trees, a fountain, and an ancient bench, Benhamou gently places her furniture collection within a light fabric canopy. Highlights include the Annetta daybed and Dolly stools, upholstered in M\u00e9taphores\u2019 new outdoor fabric collection, the Marcel chess table in stone, and the Luna console in glazed lava stone.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Maison de Victor Hugo, 6 Place des Vosges, Paris
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Pinto \u2013 Serpentis Vanitas<\/h2>\n

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Pinto<\/strong><\/a> unveils Serpentis Vanitas, an installation featuring the new porcelain collection created in collaboration with the Manufacture de Couleuvre. Each piece reflects a dialogue between tradition and modernity, highlighting French craftsmanship. The exhibition also introduces the AMOK and OTO light fixtures, designed by artist Stefan Mocanu for Pinto.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Pinto<\/a>, 11 Rue d\u2019Aboukir, 75001 Paris
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FLYING FLEA X \u00c9COLE DUPERR\u00c9
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Flying Flea<\/strong><\/a>, EV lifestyle brand, transforms \u00c9cole Duperr\u00e9 into a creative hub celebrating urban mobility as art. From September 6th to 7th, the legendary design school hosts a four-floor exhibition featuring a number of installations, including multidisciplinary artist Mattia Biagi\u2019s sculptural art bike based on the Flying Flea C6, Motototem. Students reinterpret the FF.C6 through photography and individual art pieces, embracing Flying Flea\u2019s Live Lightly philosophy. The showcase includes masterclasses with brand designers, rooftop panel discussions, and live podcasts.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere:<\/strong> \u00c9cole Duperr\u00e9, 11 Rue Dupetit-Thouars, Paris
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Issey Miyake \u2013 [N]either [N]or<\/h2>\n

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Issey Miyake<\/strong><\/a> launches [N]either [N]or, a collection exploring ambiguity as a way to connect contrasting binaries in material, form, and meaning. The pieces draw inspiration from the work of Austrian artist Erwin Wurm<\/a><\/strong>, reflecting a dialogue between fashion and art.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> 28 rue Fran\u00e7ois 1er 75008 Paris
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Crosby Studios<\/strong><\/a> debuts its new Paris gallery for Design Week with an immersive dive into Harry Nuriev\u2019s Transformism \u2014 everyday materials reimagined as spatial experience at the crossroads of art, design and culture.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>8 rue des Beaux Arts 75006 Paris<\/p>\n

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MycoWorks \u2013 Reishi in the Nordic Light<\/h2>\n

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MycoWorks<\/a><\/strong> presents Reishi in the Nordic Light, a curated collection of objects co-created with five acclaimed Danish designers: OEO Studio, Frederik Gustav, Cecilie Manz, Maria Bruun, and Atelier Axo. Curated by Marie-Louise H\u00f8stbo, the collection explores the innovative possibilities of Reishi, MycoWorks\u2019 groundbreaking material, through the lens of Scandinavian design aesthetics.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> MycoWorks<\/a> Showroom, 14 Avenue de l\u2019Op\u00e9ra, 75001 Paris
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Buccellati \u2013 NATURALIA<\/h2>\n

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After its debut at Milan Design Week, NATURALIA arrives in Paris for the second chapter of its sensory journey, transforming Buccellati\u2019s<\/a> <\/strong>boutique on Rue Saint-Honor\u00e9 into a contemporary cabinet of curiosities. Running from September 12th to 18th, 2025, the exhibition invites visitors to explore a poetic dialogue between exceptional savoir-faire and nature, expressed through immersive scenography.<\/p>\n

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The installation unfolds as a wunderkammer, where botanical compositions, soundscapes, and narrative design create an enchanting atmosphere. At its heart, the Furry Animals collection captures attention with exquisitely crafted deer, rabbits, foxes, and squirrels, rendered in ultra-thin silver filaments that mimic the delicate softness of fur. Surrounding these creatures, silver leaves and flowers from the Natura collection complete a dreamlike celebration of the natural world.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Buccellati<\/a> Boutique, 239 Rue Saint-Honor\u00e9, 75001 Paris
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Tiny Room \u2013 Les Crafties \u2018Holy Craft\u2019<\/h3>\n

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\nInvited to exhibit in India Mahdavi\u2019s<\/strong><\/a> Tiny Room, Les Crafties<\/strong><\/a> present Holy Craft, a trio of folding screens created especially for Paris Design Week. Each piece is entirely handmade in their atelier in S\u00e8te, showcasing meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail.<\/p>\n

where:<\/strong> 3 Rue Las Cases, 75007 Paris
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Project Room \u2013 PIN\u2013UP HOME \u2018Afterglow\u2019<\/h3>\n

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\nAt India Mahdavi\u2019s Project Room, PIN\u2013UP HOME<\/strong><\/a> presents Afterglow, featuring the new POD candleholders by Vincent de Rijk. The resin pieces, in shades of cloud white, dawn pink, mist green, sun yellow, and wave blue, are displayed in a vibrant tablescape, capturing the joy and lingering light of shared gatherings.<\/p>\n

where:<\/strong> 29 rue de Bellechasse, 75007 Paris<\/p>\n

when:<\/strong> 4-13 September 2025<\/p>\n

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Petits Objets \u2013 Steven Co\u00ebffic \u2018Capsula Collection\u2019<\/h3>\n

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\nAt India Mahdavi\u2019s Petits Objets Boutique, Steven Co\u00ebffic presents his Capsule Collection.\u00a0<\/p>\n

where: <\/strong>19 Rue de las Cases, 75007 Paris
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Maison Morel\u00a0x Constance Guisset<\/h2>\n

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Heritage eyewear manufacturer Maison Morel<\/a> <\/strong>collaborates with designer Constance Guisset<\/strong> <\/a>to create a unique collection. Drawing inspiration from the fluid gestures of calligraphy, Guisset explores lines and variations in thickness, transforming eyewear into objects of visual poetry. Each model in the collection reflects an aesthetic approach that balances ergonomics, delicacy, and imagination.To mark the launch, Constance Guisset\u2019s studio opens its doors to the public for the first time on September 4th, 2025.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>Constance Guisset<\/a>\u00a0Studio, 14 rue Cav\u00e9 Paris 18\u00e8me
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Garnier & Linker x Studio KO<\/h2>\n

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Garnier & Linker<\/strong> <\/a>presents its first lighting collection co-signed with Studio KO<\/strong><\/a>. Comprising four pieces, the collection reflects the designers\u2019 shared vision of creating precise responses to specific lighting needs, from illuminating bookshelves to highlighting architectural details.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere:<\/strong> Garnier & Linker <\/a> Showroom, 22 Rue de l\u2019\u00c9chiquier, 75010 Paris
\nwhen:<\/strong> 3-30 September 2025 (exhibition)<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Garnier & Linker<\/p>\n

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Fleur Delesalle
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Fleur Delesalle<\/strong><\/a> unveils a series of new pieces that embody her signature neo-classical inspirations while embracing bold color and material contrasts. The collection features an \u2018extra-large\u2019 mirror, an \u2018extra-long\u2019 console, and an \u2018extra-round\u2019 pedestal table, all dressed in a vivid palette of greens, yellows, pinks, alongside marble and chrome finishes inspired by nature.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Fleur Delesalle, 1 Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
\nwhen:<\/strong> 4-13 September 2025<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Fleur Delesalle<\/p>\n

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around the city\u00a0
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BOURSE DE COMMERCE \u2013 CLINAMEN BY C\u00e9leste Boursier-Mougenot
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The Rotunda of the \u00a0Bourse de Commerce<\/a><\/strong> in Paris transforms into a mesmerizing aquatic and musical landscape with clinamen, an immersive installation by French artist C\u00e9leste Boursier-Mougenot. On view until September 21, 2025, this large-scale work invites visitors into a multisensory experience where water, porcelain bowls, and invisible currents create a delicate choreography of sound and movement. At the center of the Rotunda, an 18-meter-wide basin reflects the Parisian sky through the museum\u2019s glass dome. Floating across its surface, white ceramic bowls are carried by subtle currents, producing random, melodic chimes as they gently collide.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>Bourse de Commerce \u2014 Pinault Collection<\/a>, <\/strong>2 rue de Viarmes, 75001 Paris
\nwhen: <\/strong>until 21 September 2025<\/p>\n

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image courtesy of Bourse de Commerce\u2014Pinault Collection<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div><\/div>\n

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CENTRE POMPIDOU \u2013 Wolfgang Tillmans
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The Centre Pompidou<\/strong><\/a> gives Wolfgang Tillmans<\/strong><\/a> carte blanche for a major installation at the Biblioth\u00e8que Publique d\u2019Information (Bpi), occupying 6,000 square meters on level two. This experimental project creates a dialogue between his work and the library space, exploring its role as both architecture and a site for knowledge sharing. The exhibition spans over 35 years of Tillmans\u2019 practice, including portraiture, still life, architectural studies, documentary images, abstraction, as well as moving images, music, and sound. Performances and texts complement the display, which challenges conventional exhibition formats.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>Centre Pompidou<\/a>, Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris
\nwhen: <\/strong>13 June-22 Septeber 2025<\/p>\n

Wolfgang Tillmans (1968, R\u00e9publique f\u00e9d\u00e9rale d\u2019Allemagne), exhibition view at Centre Pompidou | image courtesy of Centre Pompidou<\/p>\n

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Mathieu Lehanneur\u2019s Cauldron is back
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One year after the Paris Olympics, Mathieu Lehanneur\u2019s<\/strong><\/a> Cauldron returns to the Tuileries Garden. The metallic structure, which became a centerpiece of the Games, rises into the sky as a symbol of athletic achievement and the Olympic spirit.<\/p>\n

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where:<\/strong> Tuileries Garden, 75001 Paris
\nwhen:<\/strong> until 14 September 2025<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Mathieu Lehanneur<\/p>\n

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Le Corbusier\u2019s Maison La Roche<\/h2>\n

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Located in the Op\u00e9ra \/ Concorde \/ \u00c9toile district, Maison La Roche (1923\u20131925) by Le Corbusier<\/strong><\/a> and Pierre Jeanneret stands as a manifesto of modern architecture. Designed for art collector Raoul La Roche, it was the first project to fully apply Le Corbusier\u2019s Five Points of a New Architecture: pilotis, roof terrace, open plan, free facade, and ribbon windows. The house-gallery offers a purist architectural promenade, blending clean forms, natural light, and functional design\u2014an essential example of modernism in practice. During Paris Design Week, the Maison La Roche hosts The Conundrum of the Organically Angular exhibition by artist Lilian Tomasko<\/strong><\/a>, creating a dialogue between contemporary art and this architectural landmark.<\/p>\n

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\nwhere: <\/strong>Maison La Roche,\u00a0 8-10 Sq. du Dr Blanche, 75016 Paris
\nwhen: <\/strong>2 September-4 October 2025 (exhibition)<\/p>\n

image courtesy of Fondation Le Corbusier<\/p>\n

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