French Waves

The trend forecaster and curator has opened a new design gallery in Paris. The first exhibition? The Gift to be Simple, a nod to Shaker furniture.

Film stars, Himalayan wool and Kyoto bamboo craft: we’ve put together a list of our favourite picks from the most recent edition of Maison&Objet

With the new Losange collection at Galerie Kreo, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec revisit a shape that’s been integral to their career

Maison&Objet’s Designer of The Year discusses the impact of acceptance, functionality and obsessiveness in her two-decade career

In Italy, a new generation is finding its own voice in the design realm. Maison&Objet turns the spotlight on six up-and-coming representatives.

The recipients of the Hermès Residencies programme in the last three years are showcasing their work in ‘Les mains sans sommeil,’ an exhibition at the Palais de Tokyo

Bohème reflects the contemporary vision of Leclere, mixing and matching all kind of materials, prints and patterns, with no decorative codes nor chronological order.

The textile sculptor is presenting a series of raw cotton pieces in Within the Folds, a new retrospective exhibition at the Expiatory Chapel in Paris

The legendary ceramics house worked alongside the Centre Pompidou to present L’Experiénce de la couleur, a generous chromatic journey of an exhibition

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris is hosting a retrospective exhibition dedicated to the scenography and object work of the French designer

Curated by Constance Rubini with scenography by Pierre Charpin, the exhibition explores the way users interact with the colours in designed objects

French duo Atelier Sauvage was commissioned to replace the furniture in the wedding room of a 19th-century mairie in Paris. The result? They went to town on the town hall.