EVENTS AND PROGRAMME FEATURES 2015

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PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2015

What’s new in design this autumn ? The fifth annual PARIS DESIGN WEEK, scheduled to overlap with MAISON&OBJET PARIS, will take place from Saturday 5 to Saturday 12 September 2015. For eight days, the event invites French and international professionals and the general public to discover the best showcases of design in Paris, while the leading talents in the discipline gather in the now! le Off exhibition. Late-night openings, debates and installations bring the city to life, echoing the new releases for autumn and kicking off the pre-holiday shopping period. This latest edition intends to forge even stronger and broader ties between those involved in Parisian design, but also to strengthen the event’s technical dimension with the creation of the Projets special itinerary. Established to mirror the development of the MAISON&OBJET PROJETS show, this new themed itinerary invites specifiers and private individuals with development projects to enter the participants’ showrooms to meet interior design professionals – a unique early-autumn opportunity to start planning home improvement and décor projects. 2

2015 ITINERARY OF PARIS’ BEST ADDRESSES IN DESIGN

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Schedule features Around the city

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Saint-Germain-des-Prés

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Opéra/Concorde/Etoile

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Marais/Bastille/Stalingrad

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NEW! THE PROJETS SPECIAL ITINERARY

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The first participants in the Projets special itinerary

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UP-AND-COMING TALENTS AT NOW! LE OFF

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Young creative talents gather for the RADO STAR PRIZE France contest

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RADO STAR PRIZE France 2015 contest : Prix du Jury - Prix du Public

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Selection of projects showcased at now! le Off

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LIST OF PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2015 PARTICIPANTS

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PARTNERS

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2015 ITINERARY OF PARIS’ BEST ADDRESSES IN DESIGN

Shopping, lifestyle, home décor, design and architecture PARIS DESIGN WEEK is an itinerary uniting 300 participants that all proudly promote first-rate design in Paris. At a time when new collections are popping up in stores and the new concepts for the autumn season are being launched, the event brings together the talents and forces of retailers, galleries, showrooms, hotels and restaurants for eight days to share their experience in design and creation with the public. A collection of wonderful creative locations, all listed in the 2015 PARIS DESIGN WEEK Guide, which endorses the sector’s most dynamic players.

Friday, 4 September Late-evening openings, exhibits and cocktail parties in Saint-Germain-desPrés.

Saturday, 5 September Late-evening openings, exhibits and cocktail parties in the Marais, Bastille and Stalingrad districts.

Monday, 7 September Late-evening openings, exhibits and cocktail parties in the Opéra, Concorde and Etoile districts.

Thursday, 10 September Awards ceremony for the RADO STAR PRIZE France contest during the now! le Off party at Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design. 4

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AROUND THE CITY

One theme – Precious

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For September 2015, the MAISON&OBJET Observatory chose the theme of Precious as an overarching motif for the latest edition of PARIS DESIGN WEEK. 1 Theme – Precious © Agence Laforge

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Original 100% linen itinerary The European Confederation of Linen and Hemp (CELC) brings together a network of retail outlets, hotels and showrooms displaying in situ arrangements of familiar, everyday objects made of linen composites - a new material that demonstrates the variety and quality of the European linen fibre. 2 Apollo Lin bike helmet, Egide © Sylvain Leurent 3 Earth Biscayne 12’6 paddle, Bic Sport © Bic Sport

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4 Goutte//74 Longboard, In’Bô © In’Bô

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AROUND THE CITY

Green Paris itinerary PARIS DESIGN WEEK is launching a Green Paris itinerary, bringing together several venues with various events or installations in Paris. This programme will shed light on a current issue and provide different perspectives: How can plant life enrich and enhance one’s experience of a place? The schedule includes a film produced on the concept of a ‘green city’, an installation by plant designer Alexis Tricoire at Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design, as well as a botanical exhibition coordinated by Patrick Nadeau at the Stalingrad Rotunda.

Yves Delorme on the road 24 rue de Sèvres, Paris (7th arrondissement) // 11 rue Berryer, Paris (8th arr.)

In honour of the company’s 170th anniversary, Yves Delorme, the luxury home linens specialist, intends to celebrate a family passion for textiles, one that has thrived for six generations, and share it with the public. The company expresses its lifestyle concept in an Airstream trailer, decorated entirely in backlit white cotton and white cotton flowers. The trailer will be travelling across Europe (30 cities), including Paris, where it will take up residence in September at Le Bon Marché, then at the Hôtel Salomon de Rothschild. 1

1 La Route du Lin Airstream trailer © reserved

Si c’est pas beau, ça Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design, 34 quai d'Austerlitz, Paris (13th arr.)

Isn’t that beautiful? A two-headed dragon: a strange, monumental, semi-aquatic, botanic creature will take up the entire lobby and atrium of Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design over two floors. 2

2 The two-headed dragon installation © Alexis Tricoire

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AROUND THE CITY

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Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design 29 quai d’Austerlitz, Paris (13th arr.)

Architecture, plant design and urban architecture will have their very own showcase at Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design, which presents three exhibitions alongside now! le Off: - De la Cité à la Confluence, an exhibition dedicated to three works by architecture studio Jakob & Macfarlane; - The two-headed dragon, an installation by plant designer Alexis Tricoire; - an urban vegetable garden on the building’s rooftop, designed by Vergers Urbains and design studio Babylone. 1 Les Docks - Cité de la Mode et du Design © Nicolas Borel 1

2 Les Docks - Cité de la Mode et du Design © Nicolas Borel

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FontanaArte sheds light on the Deyrolle curio shop 46 rue du Bac, Paris (7th arr.)

What better time than PARIS DESIGN WEEK to try improbable combinations that are ultimately so complementary? Deyrolle, a Mecca for taxidermy and the observation of nature, and FontanaArte, an icon of Italian-made design and decorative arts for more than 80 years, are joining forces to mark this great event held this coming 5-12 September. Deyrolle, a scientific and educational institution since 1831, and FontanaArte, the gold standard in contemporary design, are making the most of the occasion to come together for one week to introduce a wide audience of experts and novices to two exceptional worlds in which art, creation and history intertwine in an exhibition on the theme of discovery and wonder. Deyrolle offers FontanaArte the opportunity to display their 2015 collection of lighting creations presented last April at the Euroluce show in a space with a spirit that will truly astonish all who enter. Illuminating a Parisian monument such as Deyrolle is no mean feat!

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1 Blom Table lamp, FontanaArte, at Deyrolle © Romain Picard 2 Blom Table Lamp, FontanaArte, at Deyrolle © Romain Picard 2

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3 Lunaire wall lamp at Deyrolle, Ferréol Babin for FontanaArte © reserved

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Fermob 17 boulevard Raspail, Paris (7th arr.)

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The garden furniture manufacturer opened its second Paris location, one that reflects the excitement of the 2015 PARIS DESIGN WEEK itinerary by staging an unprecedented, temporary exhibition. In a space bathed in natural light, brimming with creativity and inspiration, visitors can experience the brand’s spirit, displayed over 1,300 sq ft (120 m2). On show: flagship pieces by renowned designers (like Pascal Mourgue, Patrick Jouin, Andrée & Olivia Putman), the new collections available in the 24 shades of the colour selection and, of course, Fermob’s lines of accessories. 1 Flower table and chair and Surprising chair, Fermob © reserved 2

2 Kintbury table and chairs, Fermob © reserved

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Triode 28 rue Jacob, Paris (6th arr.)

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For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, Triode, in partnership with TL Magazine and with the support of American Design Friends, will showcase young independent Brooklyn-based designers in several exhibitions, collaborating under the name Applique-toi (Try your best). Triode will present an eclectic selection of wall lamps from the US in their showroom. Though they are often upstaged by the majestic presence of chandeliers, wall lamps remain an essential element of today's interior design, that bring value to living spaces. This is all the more true considering that they often serve as a starting point for a whole line of light fixtures. As part of the Brooklyn Rive Gauche exhibition (at Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche, 29 August-17 October), Triode and American Design Friends will present in three different spaces: an installation by designers Ladies&Gentlemen, a major piece by Bec Brittain and a selection of objects and accessories by Brooklyn-based designers. 1 ShapeUp chandelier, Ladies&Gentlemen Studio for Triode © Charlie Schuck 2 Stella Triangle wall lamp, Rosie Li for Roll & Hill © reserved

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3 Helix hanging lights, Bec Brittain for Triode © Bec Brittain Studio

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Hôtel La Belle Juliette 92 rue du Cherche-Midi, Paris (6th arr.)

Hôtel La Belle Juliette now occupies one of Paris’ most exquisite Rive Gauche locations, where Juliette Récamier famously held influential salons in the early 19th century. The spirit of the hotel and its spa displays a modern take on romance and social gatherings in the city. 1 Room, Hôtel La Belle Juliette © reserved 2 Bar, Hôtel La Belle Juliette © reserved 2

The [10surdix] showroom introduces Belnette 10 rue Cassette, Paris (6th arr.) 1

Combining the precision of French style and the Polish tradition of woodworking, Belnette designs and manufactures high-end contemporary pieces, custom-made for their buyers. A designer and artisan duo, Belnette puts creation at the service of its customers, by offering them pieces made for them. Thanks to the timeless and elegant aspect of their creations, Agata and Mariusz have developed a “new classic” – yours, ours. The idea is to give customers the possibility to put a little bit of themselves into each of Belnette’s pieces. Their dimensions are adapted to the millimetre and their character is made unique by the unlimited choice of materials. The brand has just opened up its first Paris showroom in architect Véronique Cotrel’s studio, who introduced the duo to the [10surdix] team. Therefore it seemed only natural that they decided show Belnette’s products during PARIS DESIGN WEEK. 3 Camoe mirror, Belnette © Belnette

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Maison de thé Lupicia 40 rue Bonaparte, Paris (6th arr.)

The Japanese tea shop Maison de thé Lupicia will be showing illustrations and products by Junichi Nakahara (1913-1988). Little known in France, this artist who studied in Paris and brought ideas on fashion back to Japan, became a very popular and charismatic figure in his country. Today, he is considered a pioneer in a wide range of disciplines, such as fashion, illustration, hairdressing, makeup, doll art and interior design. 1 Maison de Thé Lupicia © reserved 2 Séelection of teas from Maison de Thé Lupicia © reserved

Serge Lesage 90 boulevard Raspail, Paris (6th arr.)

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The Serge Lesage showroom will be presenting a preview of 20 new products from their new Autumn/Winter collection. The brand will also be unveiling its work on three carpets – symbols of luxury and preciousness – made from natural, rich and glossy materials, using traditional hand-weaving techniques, in a very art deco and imaginative spirit. The colour chart finds harmony between hues of black, taupe and off-white, with touches of gold and silver. The idea is to present those three carpets as a limited-edition, specific and parallel collection, in an original and pop-up scenography that will be on display throughout PARIS DESIGN WEEK. 3 Serge Lesage showroom © Didier Knoss

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4 Serge Lesage showroom © Didier Knoss

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Belgium is Design – Is this real? Wallonia-Brussels Tourist Office, 274 boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris (7th arr)

Belgium is Design is the new face for the promotion of Belgian creativity. After having honoured designers, the focus is now on the creative industries that have made design and innovation essential elements in developing their collections. For these companies, design is not a separate step, it is an integrated way of working, a fundamental part of daily operations. To recognise these firms, Belgium is Design has devised the installation Is this real? a tribute to Belgian surrealism. It explores the capacity these entities have for innovation, preservation of savoirfaire, skills transfer and developing projects and products that serve as ambassadors of Belgian culture abroad. Opening on Friday, 4 September 2015 1 Hut, by ABV © Marc Domage

Boffi Paris 234 boulevard Saint-germain, Paris (7th arr)

For the first time in France, Patricia Urquiola’s Salinas kitchen will be presented at Boffi Paris! This kitchen leaves tradition behind in order to pursue modularity and multiple options in material combinations. All Salinas materials are eco-friendly and form a flexible system that incorporates a variety of materials and colours: metals with brass, copper and aluminium finishes, industrial glass, lacquer surfaces, concretes, and more. 1

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2 Salinas Kitchen, by Patricia Urquiola for Boffi © reserved

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Ji˾í Pelcl + students = UMPRUM Prague Czech Cultural Centre, 18 rue Bonaparte, Paris (6th arr)

Czech Cultural Centre Ji˾í Pelcl is a recognised figure in Czech and international design. For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, he has worked with students from the UMPRUM, the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague, where he is a professor, to present an exhibition on the relationship between individuals, interiors and the objects within them, be that furniture, lighting or decorative articles. Through a very practical approach rooted in collaboration with manufacturers and experimentation with materials, the students develop new spaces, furnishings and objects, each offering a potential interpretation of an individual’s unique character, a catalyst for ceaseless innovation. Opening with students in attendance starting at 7:00 p.m., Friday, 4 September 2015 Exhibition open 5-12 September 2015, 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 1

1 UMPRUM, Prague © reserved

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Design and photography at the Galerie d’En Face 7 rue Paul-Louis Courier, Paris (7th arr)

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The Galerie d’En Face presents works by French designer Philippe Nacson, who, after a long career in finance, left that world to wholly pursue his passion for design. The gallery’s selection showcases his first collection of furniture and lighting fixtures. One piece has been specially reworked into a new, oversized version. As a means to generating dialogue between photography and design, the gallery will also be featuring photographs of Brasilia by French photographer Vincent Fournier, paying homage to the city’s atypical, flamboyant and fascinating 1960s architecture. 1 FOURMI LONG ARMCHAIR, PHILIPPE NACSON © reserved 2 LAMPE 3CL, PHILIPPE NACSON © reserved

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Galerie Elsa Vanier – Creativity by Niessing 7 rue du Pré aux Clercs, Paris (7th arr.)

In 2015, the designer of the Tension® ring and creator of the Topia line, winner of a Red Dot Award, launched Phoenix, a line of jewellery assembled from two new gold colours. The Phoenix rings and bracelets are incredibly flexible and versatile. Thanks to the research undertaken into new 18-carat gold alloys, Niessing will reveal its new nine-colour selection in September during PARIS DESIGN WEEK. Rosewood and Ivory will complement the already existing fine grey, sand grey, classic red, fine rose, warm yellow, classic yellow and spring green. 3 Phoenix bracelet, Niessing © reserved 2

4 Crystallite necklace, Niessing © reserved

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Dolce Vita? From Liberty to Italian design Musée d’Orsay, 1 rue de la Légion d’Honneur, Paris (7th arr)

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In early 20th-century Italy, the decorative arts enjoyed a legacy of a grand tradition of arts and crafts and interpreted the desire for progress held by a nation at long last unified. Cabinet-makers, ceramicists and master glassmakers often worked in collaboration with leading artists, creating an authentic “Italian style” that would ultimately influence the very emergence of modern design. To explore this climate, the exhibition presents a chronological journey expressed through one hundred works and based on a flowing discourse between decorative and fine arts. 1 Dolce Vita at the Musée d'Orsay © reserved 2 Dolce Vita at the Musée d'Orsay © reserved

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Other events in the district: Asap Bac, The Conran Shop, Porcelanosa, Silvera, Dutch Design at the Atelier néerlandais, and more.

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Hôtel W Paris-Opéra 4 rue Meyerbeer, Paris (9 th arr.)

OPÉRA/ CONCORDE/ ETOILE

Container and Content. True to its resolutely avant-garde identity and unshakeable association with the design world, Hôtel W ParisOpéra celebrates PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2015 by giving young design students the chance to express their creativity. To do so, Hôtel W Paris-Opéra is holding an unprecedented competition reserved for young design students. The challenge? To design a glass to be produced especially for the signature cocktail at the hotel’s Brûlé bar. Three students will be selected by a jury of personalities from the design world and will display their creations at Hôtel W ParisOpéra during PARIS DESIGN WEEK. At the end of the week, the jury will announce the winner, whose glass will be produced and used at the Brûlé bar.

Design at the Carrousel du Louvre 99 rue de Rivoli, Paris (1st arr.)

For the fourth year in a row, the Carrousel du Louvre partners up with PARIS DESIGN WEEK and invites five designers to present their work in an exhibition that will stretch throughout the Carrousel's galleries. Organised by the events-production company Chassagnac, this exhibition intends to cast a light on the original and lively side of contemporary art, by displaying colourful and playful works of art. At a crossroads between fine arts, object design, architecture and graphic design, Akay, Benjamin Isidore Juveneton, Clémentine Henrion, Mademoiselle Maurice and Qui est Paul? will come together for a month to share their perspectives on design. Design, come rain or shine at the Carrousel du Louvre: installations that invite visitors to look up, surprising rainbows, cheerful puns, as well as a clever furniture selection impervious to rain or shine! 1

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122 rue de Provence, Paris (8th arr.)

The French Federation of Tanners called upon architect Patrick Nadeau to renovate and remodel its premises, as well as to create a leather library on the rue de Provence, in Paris. Leathers processed by fifteen French tanners have been used, all involving different applications: sheathing, wall and floor cladding, desks, shelves, etc. 1 Leather library by Patrick Nadeau © Patrick Nadeau 2 Leather library © Louis Teran

Galerie des Galeries - Galeries Lafayette 40 boulevard Haussmann, Paris (9th arr.)

Galerie des Galeries presents Idées Multiples, an exhibition that explores art, fashion and design (23 fashion brands and 90 objects and pieces of furniture). With perspectives from six key figures in various creative fields, the exhibition is structured around eight limited-edition works. 2

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The French-made sustainable city Publicis Drugstore, 133 avenue des Champs-Elysées, Paris (8th arr.)

Eco-friendly architecture and sustainable cities Everyone talks about sustainable and eco-friendly cities, but no one knows what it really means. Is it a green city? Or, on the contrary, a very dense city? We wanted to understand more about this concept, so we set out in search of sustainable cities in France and found ourselves at a crossroads between reality, utopia and largescale experimentation. We have visited green buildings, discovered ecodistricts, interviewed architects and urbanists on their successful projects and tried to capture a picture of what a sustainable city is. To help us navigate the topic, we have chosen architect and urbanist Christian Devillers for his dual expertise. His view of the concept and those of the other twenty interviewees give us the outline of an eco-friendly and sustainable map of France’s cities – a subjective map that covers France from North to South, from West to East, from Bordeaux to Paris, from Strasbourg to Montpellier. With the help of: Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Edouard François, Patrick Bouchain, Anne Démians, Christian Biecher, Denis Valode, Daniel Vaniche, the Mikou sisters, Djamel Klouche, Jean de Giacinto, Patrice Arotcharen, AS Studio/Marc Lehman and Marie-Hélène Contal. Documentary (52 minutes). 1

1 Capture from “La Ville durable made in France”, Home et Images Productions

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Margaret Howell 6 place de la Madeleine, Paris (8th arr.) New address: 37 rue du Debelleyme, Paris (3rd arr.)

British fashion designer Margaret Howell is also an architecture and design aficionado. As such, she will be presenting, alongside her collection, a selection of her favourite pieces of furniture. Among them, the iconic models by Ercol, which give her exclusivity of the black-legged versions of the Butterfly Chair and the Stacking Chair. 1 Butterfly Chair, Ercol © reserved 1

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Jean Nouvel decorates the Yohji Yamamoto store 25 rue du Louvre, Paris (1st arr)

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“Whether one is entering a building or slipping into a jacket, everything involves interference with materials. Forming a relationship with the environment, experiencing it from the inside.” -- Jean Nouvel. Yohji Yamamoto and Jean Nouvel, both seeking synergy between space and materials, take us deep into their respective collections within their minimalist and contemporary worlds. As part of PARIS DESIGN WEEK, the stylist’s boutique presents the designer’s Less Less furniture collection, created for design brand Unifor. One of the pieces on display will be a totem, a free-standing that is an iconic representation of Jean Nouvel’s works. Redesigned into a wardrobe for the occasion, it takes on a new role in Yohji Yamamoto’s store, Y’s. 3 Furniture by Jean Nouvel design for Y’s Yohji Yamamoto © reserved

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Other events in the district: Dyson, Cité de l’architecture & du patrimoine, Sofitel Arc de Triomphe, Christofle, Lalique, EGE, THG Paris - JC Delepine, Bernardaud, etc.

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Welcome to RED’s 38 rue des Blancs-Manteaux, Paris (4th arr.)

For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, the RED apartment opens up to the public to reveal the distributor’s collections in the genteel surroundings of a Parisian interior. 1 The RED apartment © RED Edition 2 50’s collection © RED Edition

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Fleux’ Collectibles 39 rue Sainte Croix de la Bretonnerie, Paris (4th arr.)

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10 years – 10 limited edition objects To mark its 10-year anniversary, the concept store Fleux’ invites ten design figures to celebrate its success by designing ten objects to be produced in limited editions! Each object is the result of close collaboration between Fleux’ and the designers, illustrating the relationship between them, and mixing common history and values into fun pieces that use Fleux’s colour chart. The ten designers selected all illustrate the spirit of Fleux’s unique selection: curious, forward-looking and the top in their field. Each has their very own identity, each is a renowned figure of the design or home décor world. And all of them share with Fleux’ a common taste for innovation, know-how and inquisitiveness. 3 Origami cat sculpture, Assembli for Fleux © reserved 4 Get Out Cat lamp, Enostudio for Fleux © reserved

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For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, Galerie Joseph invites visitors to discover a daily programme of conferences, live performances and cocktails, and presents an "itinerary within the itinerary" in its seven galleries located in the heart of Le Marais.

Galerie Joseph Turenne 116 rue de Turenne, Paris (3rd arr.)

Back to school: Galerie Joseph Turenne presents a meticulous selection of new pieces, shedding light on today’s top trends. 2

Galerie Joseph 123 Turenne 123 rue de Turenne, Paris (3rd arr.)

The concept of Finding the Perfect will be illustrated by a singular selection of designer objects that address a recurring challenge: finding the perfect chair, light, and table accessories. 1 Galerie Joseph © reserved 2 Hanging lights, Andreas Konradsen, Holdbar studio © reserved 1

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Galerie Joseph Musée Picasso 4 place Thorigny, Paris (3rd arr.)

The gallery will present an exhibition on outdoor design, exemplified by a selection of outdoor furniture in a scenography that highlights the contrast between the terrace setting (Thorigny square) and the gallery's interior.

Galerie Joseph Braque 4-6 rue de Braque, Paris (3rd arr.)

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As part of PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2015, Thinking Food Design presents an exhibition that gathers the major entities in international food design. Initiated after an invitation from Food Non Food, the new department at the Design Academy Eindhoven, then others from numerous French schools, the objective is to spotlight the foundations of this new discipline. Thinking Food Design is a non-profit project initiated by Earlwyn Covington and culinary design pioneer Marc Bretillot at Paris des Chefs in January 2012 (mobile application introduced in 2013) to hold discussions via video and web technologies about the growing gap between food cultures, society and industry, all tied to the future of food and the act of eating. Mentioned in Wallpaper* magazine, Le Fooding (online restaurant and food guide), and at numerous exhibitions and presentations in France and abroad, the platform registers some 20,000 visitors a month in more than 100 countries. 1 Hélicoïde sculpture, Point Contrepoint © reserved 2 Mosaiik Lounge armchair, Annika Göransson, Holdbar studio © reserved

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The official PARIS DESIGN WEEK pop-up café at Galerie Joseph For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, Galerie Joseph has designed a takeout cup, which visitors can find throughout the week in each of the galleries. Galerie Joseph also offers a pop-up café with a selection of design-oriented books and magazines. 1 PARIS DESIGN WEEK take-out cup, Sonia Bazantay © reserved

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Hôtel l’Antoine Paris 12 rue de Charonne, Paris (11th arr.)

Hôtel l’Antoine Paris is nestled in the centre of one of Paris’ most picturesque districts, on the site of a former 17th -century convent. Just steps from the Bastille and close to the Marais, Hôtel l’Antoine offers a three-star pied-à-terre for all visitors wanting to be immersed in the excitement of a modern capital that still embraces its past. Christian Lacroix, in collaboration with interior designer Philippe Medioni, wonderfully captured the evolution and spirit of the area, firmly anchoring the hotel in its history and artisan tradition through a wealth of detail. 2

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1 Belajo room, Hôtel l’Antoine Paris © Christophe Bielsa 2 Belajo bathroom, Hôtel l’Antoine Paris © Christophe Bielsa 3 Belajo room, Hôtel l’Antoine Paris © Christophe Bielsa

Jean Nouvel Design 10 cité d’Angoulême, Paris (11th arr.)

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“Designer furniture created in the age of technology and communication” Internationally renowned architect studio Jean Nouvel Design collaborates with a new furniture design company, Bespoke Edition. During PARIS DESIGN WEEK, they present a new modular system that is based on plywood panels covered in a sheet of aluminium, combined together to make all possible configurations (bookcase, bedside table, column, low shelf), as well as a table based on a ‘zero design’ approach, entailing a tabletop covered with surprisingly light and shiny stainless steel. 4 1000 raisons shelves, Jean Nouvel Design © Bespoke Edition

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La Maison Rouge 10 boulevard de la Bastille, Paris (12th arr.)

My Buenos Aires is part of a series of exhibitions at La Maison Rouge dedicated to cities, a cycle that began in the summer of 2011 with the Canadian city of Winnipeg, and continued in 2013 with Johannesburg, South Africa. This exhibition takes an opposing view to the romantic vision of Buenos Aires. La Maison Rouge wants to present the public with neither an illustration of the city nor a celebration of Argentine artists; instead, it seeks to create a feeling, an experience of the dynamics at work in the Argentine capital. 1

1 Plaza De Mayo, Pop Latino series, Marcos López, 1996 © Marcos López 2 Untitled, installation, Nicanor Aráoz, 2010-2015 © Nicanor Aráoz

Invention / Design, an exhibition by Sismo Designers Musée des arts et métiers, 60 rue Réaumur, Paris (3rd arr.)

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The Musée des arts et métiers presents a unique exhibition designed in collaboration with Sismo, an independent innovation and design studio, exploring the ties between contemporary design and the history of inventions, through 100 objects from the museum’s collections and contemporary pieces from large public institutions and private collections. Focused on four common concepts found in the work of both inventors and designers – essentials, audacity, context and curiosity – the exhibition aims to demonstrate that design is not the shaping of aesthetics, but of intelligence. 26

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Pornographic Design at the Stalingrad Rotunda 6-8 place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, Paris (19th arr.)

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The Pornographic Design exhibition is sure to get hearts racing at the Stalingrad Rotunda! Pornographic Design, the exhibition by Collective 1992, explores boundaries between mass society and design, in an era flooded with objects and interfaces that tend to push us, even force us, to non-stop excess. This exceptional event brings French designers into dialogue with Russian designers. Founded in 2014, Collective 1992 gathers together multidisciplinary creations from surprising encounters worldwide. It generates collaborations between several generations seeking synergistic alliances, whilst challenging our ever-changing world.

The Centre Pompidou store hosts Tom Dixon Place Georges Pompidou, Paris (4th arr.)

The Georges Pompidou Centre store gives British designer Tom Dixon free rein of its display windows and dedicates a pop-up store to him throughout the event. 1 Portrait of Tom Dixon, Rock © Peer Lindgreen 2 Melt Copper Cluster hanging lights, Tom Dixon © Peer Lindgreen 1

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3 Melt Copper Chrome hanging lights, Tom Dixon © Peer Lindgreen

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Maison de vacances celebrates its 20 th anniversary Palais Royal, 8 rue de Montpensier, Paris (1st arr.)

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20 years of textile and accessories design, 20 years of love, 20 years of French production, 20 years of history, that started in the heart of Paris, in the gardens of the Palais Royal, and that went on to expand into 35 countries. To celebrate its 20th anniversary, Maison de Vacances invites visitors to discover the results of their surprising collaboration with lighting brand Le Deun, which will be presented in their showroom near Palais Royal during PARIS DESIGN WEEK 1 Autumn-winter collection 2015/2016, Maison de Vacances © Gaëlle Le Boulicaut

ADC – Au-delà du Cuir 76 rue Quincampoix, Paris (3rd arr.)

As part of its programme to support emerging designers, the ADC – Au-delà du Cuir showroom will present the luxury and dramatic trunks of Maltier le Malletier, as well as a selection of home accessories by Sophie Marionnet, winner of the 2014 Bespoke Contest at the Salon du Cuir (Leather trade fair) in Paris. 2

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From Fusion to Crystallisation Atelier Pierre Bonnefille 5 rue Breguet, Paris (11th arr)

In conjunction with PARIS DESIGN WEEK, Pierre Bonnefille presents his latest creations inspired by the transformation of raw materials, from fusion to crystallisation. Metals are transformed across an itinerary punctuated by mural works, unique furniture pieces and original boxes and drawings. From 6 to 30 September 2015, Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday by appointment. 1 Mural for Clifford Chance, Pierre Bonneville © Jacques Pépion

Nordic Innovative Design L'AntiCafé Beaubourg, 79 rue Quincampoix, Paris (3rd arr.) 1

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Nordic Innovative Design (NID) opens a pop-up showroom at the new concept café AntiCafé, to present a selection of Estonian designers. Firmly oriented towards innovation, clever design, upcycling and sustainability, this pop-up gallery will display a mix of furniture, fashion accessories and designer objects, designed by #jonurm, Bold Tuesday, Click & Grow, COW, dève, Dotti Dotti Dotti, Jaanus Orgusaar, k00d.ee, Kärt Ojavee, Lentsius Design, Liisa Soolepp, Monika Järg, Reet Aus, Rüü, StenCilit, Teenu, Trükimuuseum and Warm North. NID will also be organising workshops, live music shows and food tasting sessions to discover Estonian cuisine. 2 Big Comb shelf, Jaanus Orgusaar © reserved

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Slow Life at Merci 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris (3rd arr.)

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Merci invites you to take time out for things, to take advantage of the poetry of everyday life with lightness, joy and fantasy. Let’s reaffirm our desire to see the good side of things, things we really like, things that make our life easier. This fall, ‘Keep cool! Life is beautiful!’ Merci likes to take a step back and take a good look at its surroundings, because even if life is not always rosy, presenting things with a dose of humour and a light touch is essential in our contemporary society! Slow Life is a desire to find the meaning of things with a minimum of fuss, and objects that make everyday life easier, with a touch of poetry inspired by Japanese aesthetics, a joie de vivre inflected with optimism, a hint of difference and pinch of self-reflection. Slow life comes in 3 propositions: Slow Light, Slow Movement and Slow Sign. Exhibition from 1st to 22 September. 1 AA lamp, 5.5 designers © reserved

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Moustache presents Favoris Favoris - French for ‘favourites’ - are those whose beauty or merit earns them specific favours, those who have place first in the favours of the powerful. But Favoris has another meaning in French, referring to the stretches of hair on both sides of someone’s face (sideburns). A close relative to Moustache, Favoris is to be considered as a sidestep for the brand, the temporary opening of a new field for exploration, with no boundaries, a place to carry out experiments that are usually forbidden. Exhibition: 3-6 September 2015. Auction party on Saturday 5 September at 8pm. 1 Favoris at Moustache © reserved 2 Favoris at Moustache © reserved

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The APCI (French agency for the promotion of industrial creation) partners up with PARIS DESIGN WEEK to present the 150 designers that received the Observeur du design Label, an occasion to participate in a collective effort to highlight the value of the wide applications of design for the general public. The exhibition presents a panorama of design in all of its fields of applications and in every moment of our everyday life. It will also be showing projects with a more forward-thinking perspective on the discipline. Other events in the district: Toulemonde Bochart, Sentou, Portobello, David Manien at Bisson Bruneel, Great Design Gallery, WunderKammer, Xavie’Z, Serge Ferrari, Les Ateliers de Paris, Muzéo, Delpha, and more.

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NEW! THE PROJETS SPECIAL ITINERARY An itinerary of interior design professionals Experts in lighting, wall and floor coverings, kitchens and bathrooms, not to mention floors, staircases, windows and doors. References for interior decorators and designers, whose names and faces are often less familiar to the general public. Yet their expertise is essential to those who are undertaking either a construction or remodelling project. This is the impetus behind PARIS DESIGN WEEK’s newest addition, the Projets special itinerary. Established in parallel with MAISON&OBJET PROJETS, held each year at the Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte, this new circuit of top retailers, galleries, and other key locations in interior design is a must for architects and decorators looking to source new professional suppliers, as well as for individuals seeking to meet reliable partners.

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THE FIRST PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROJETS SPECIAL ITINERARY Elitis 35 rue de Bellechasse, Paris (7th arr.)

A pioneer in 3D wall coverings, Elitis is at the cutting edge of design again this year with a new manufacturing technique for thermoforming and metallisation. The brand is introducing the Celebrity collection, with impressive decorative patterns created with savvy style on 3D thermoformed wall coverings. In a setting glinting with metallic flakes of copper, silver and tin, the covering traces a new relief pattern in raised metal prints with an embossed texture. It creates another kind of aesthetic, like raw, matte ceramic in natural clay hues, creating the intimate illusion of kaolin. 1

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Delpha 69 avenue Ledru-Rollin, Paris (12th arr.)

For its first ever PARIS DESIGN WEEK, the bathroom furniture manufacturer calls upon childhood memories by partnering up with Meccano Home to bring back those emotions of our younger years! In this collaborative project, available for purchase starting early 2016, Delpha introduces low furniture, bathroom counters, shelves and mirrors, while Meccano Home provides the accessories to personalise the furniture. 2

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Lapeyre at Glass House 4 passage Sainte-Avoye, Paris (3rd arr.)

Lapeyre, France’s leading manufacturer of wooden staircases, merges its savoir-faire for staircases with the entertaining, offbeat ingenuity of design duo BuroBonus. From 5 to 12 September, during PARIS DESIGN WEEK, the Glass House (the Saint-Gobain showroom dedicated to innovation) is hosting an installation that explores the small details of everyday life from a new perspective. BuroBonus creates a clever, humorous edutainment itinerary by reinterpreting standard staircase components and giving them a new dimension and amusing names based on puns. 1 Haltère-antique, Sport Lab', BuroBonus avec Lapeyre © BuroBonus / Lapeyre

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1 rue Perrée, Paris (3rd arr.)

With the intention of merging design with arts and crafts, functional uses with decorative objects, the Verreries de Brehat (Brehat Glassworks) present their latest collections of artistic hardware and contemporary lighting (table lamps, chandeliers, wall lamps, etc.). Brehat, boasting a responsive and creative research department, also carries out custom projects. Combining blown and hand-crafted glass with new technologies, precious metals and other natural materials, or in expressions of new designs, the Verreries de Brehat bring a contemporary touch to the world of French-made glass. 2 Cube line of door handles, Verreries de Brehat © Fanch Galivel 3 Babsi LED lamp, Verreries de Brehat © Fanch Galivel 3

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Serge Ferrari 56 rue du Faubourg-Saint Antoine (11th arr.)

For its first exhibition, the Serge Ferrari showroom, which opened last January, is hosting designer Marine Peyre, a loyal user of its products, to express her talents. A special preview of two new creations: Pastilles, a movable partition that doubles as a sound dampener. Module E, an ensemble with a very user-friendly form tailored to the needs of communities and public and private entities, made in a new material developed by Serge Ferarri: Stamskin One. Marine Peyre is developing with French company Matéric – a specialist of acoustic solutions – a line of designer acoustic partitions, for the contract industry. Like a contemporary mashrabiya, the Pastilles partition physically plays with space in a modern and elegant way, allowing users to create changing visual boundaries, closed or open, depending on the orientation of the adjustable elements. Event opening (by invitation only) Saturday 5 September, starting at 6:00 p.m. 1

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10/10, by Moda and François Bernard 6 passage de la Boule Blanche (12th arr.)

From 3 September to 3 October, Moda presents 10/10, in partnership with MAISON&OBJET – an amazing exhibition, in the proper sense of the term, designed with French trend-setter François Bernard. Ten key contemporary design projects, all aiming toward excellence to amaze visitors, elicit their curiosity, present an interpretation of our time and celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Moda showroom. Over 8,600 sq ft (800 m2), exciting projects are presented in a scenography that will help visitors develop a creative conversation with furniture designed to improve quality of life and produced by a range of brands selected by the Moda team (MiniMondo, Tangent, Takt Project, Handmade Industrials, and many more). Event opening (by invitation only) Thursday 2 September.

La Parqueterie Nouvelle Corner of 141 rue de Bagnolet / 3 rue Pelleport, Paris (20th arr.)

La Parqueterie Nouvelle is the place for connoisseurs of contemporary wood. A specialist of hardwood floors, the brand has a huge workshop that doubles as a showroom, with the largest selection of wood essences in Paris. They cater for hardwood flooring, of course, but also cladding, decks and tables custom-made from old wood. For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, La Parqueterie Nouvelle will be presenting two new products. Douglas, flooring fashioned from the wood of an exceptional selection of trees, providing extra long and wide boards. Let nature into your home, for a simple and natural look. Dessin sur bois (drawing on wood): a team of designers and a brand new technique have made it possible to combine drawing and hardwood flooring through cutting-edge technology. 1

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New Muzéo showroom 6 rue Nicolas Appert, Paris (11th arr.)

For PARIS DESIGN WEEK, Muzéo – the first iconographic design agency and a leader in the reproduction of works of arts – is opening its doors to the public for the very first time and launching its new showroom. For a whole week, the agency will organise workshops to present their expertise and know-how, the behind-the-scene work, targeted both to professionals and individuals. The brand will be showing the new retail lines of wallpapers, lampshades, pillows and customisable blinds, as well as a showcase display of trending Muzéo pictures that combine classics and trends. 1

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Other events in the itinerary: B’bath, Ege, Serge Lesage, Porcelanosa, THG, Xavie’Z, Toulemonde Bochart, Atelier Pierre Bonnefille, and more.

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UP-AND-COMING TALENTS AT NOW! LE OFF

The now! le Off exhibition held at Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design has become a major springboard for designer creativity. It presents the New Design Talents and Emerging Design Brands from around the world. The New Design Talents will be selected to take part in the RADO STAR PRIZE France contest.

Champagne Jacquart invites designers exhibiting at now! le Off to take part in the Jacquart Design Trophy Contest to design the new packaging echoing the brand’s iconic bottle for the Cuvée Alpha. Submissions will be evaluated on the basis of various criteria: creativity, viability and relevance to the brand and its image. The 10 designers shortlisted will see their projects exhibited at now! le Off and the winner, who will be chosen by a jury of industry professionals, will have their design produced and showcased at PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2016.

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Young creative talents gather for the RADO STAR PRIZE France contest PARIS DESIGN WEEK and RADO renew their partnership to support and spotlight the talents of young designers. The 2015 RADO STAR PRIZE France contest recognises and rewards their creativity at now! le Off. The RADO STAR PRIZE France contest, taking place for the third consecutive year as part of now! le Off, is an international design award that serves as a powerful springboard for these designers, promoting their work to professionals and leaders in the design fields and through the media.

Jury Members Constance Guisset – Sponsor of now! le Off 2015 and President of the Jury Lidewij Edelkoort – Trend forecaster Christian Verdon – R&D Director, RADO Jean-Marie Lemesle – Director, L’Ecole Bleue Stéphane Simon – Director, Le Lieu du Design Quitterie Amiel – Publisher of Intramuros magazine Florence Thielland – Editor for Madame Figaro Magazine

These emerging design talents from now! le Off are automatically chosen to take part in the 2015 RADO STAR PRIZE France contest. On 30 June 2015, the Jury deliberated and, for the first time, named two winners of the RADO STAR PRIZE France 2015 — Prix du Jury. It has been awarded equally to Aurélie Hoegy and Jules Levasseur for Dancers and Project S, respectively. They each won €3,000 and a RADO watch. This year, nine projects were selected by the Jury as contenders for the RADO STAR PRIZE France 2015 — Prix du Public. Internet users can vote for the candidate of their choice on the website www. radostarprize.fr between 8 July and 9 September 2015. The nine chosen contenders are Antonio Virga, Atelier A4, Florian Dasras, Keim, Astrid Louchart, Julia Schmit, MIIING, Mala Leche and Pich Tripasai. The Prix du Public winner will receive a Rado watch and will be exhibited alongside the other selected candidates during PARIS DESIGN WEEK at Les Docks – Cité de la Mode et du Design.

About RADO Innovative design and high-tech, scratch-resistant materials: these are the essential hallmarks of the RADO brand. The design concepts behind these creations are guided by the intrinsic nature of the materials used. At RADO, timepiece styling is intimately linked to more intangible values, and the watchmaker has ceaselessly sought out revolutionary new ideas. This philosophy of transcendence and tangible interpretations of the imagination has garnered numerous international design awards. 39

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The RADO STAR PRIZE France 2015 contest : Prix du Public Nine candidates selected

The RADO STAR PRIZE France 2015 contest: Two winners for this year’s Prix du Jury Graduated of the Design Academy Eindhoven, Aurélie Hoegy is an unconventional and original young designer. Aurélie takes a disruptive, destabilising direction in her artistic approach to design. Her project Dancers is a collection of chairs made from cotton soaked in latex then dried, exploring a new perspective, between normality and abnormality. Graduated at the ESAD in Reims, Jules Levasseur takes inspiration from industrial design and processes when creating his works. With Projet S, developed in collaboration with the Petrus company, Jules uses an iconic element in elementary construction: sheet metal. Corrugated sheet metal has mechanical, plastic and rhythmic qualities and lends an identity quite specific to industrial production.

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LIST OF PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2015 PARTICIPANTS #

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ADC AU-DELÀ DU CUIR ALEXIS TRICOIRE ANOUCHKA POTDEVIN ANTONIO VIRGA APCI, L’OBSERVEUR DU DESIGN APPARTEMENT TICOLAS ARDENNES DESIGN INDUSTRIES (ADI) ARRO STUDIO ARTMETA ARTURO ERBSMAN ASAP, AS SUSTAINABLE AS POSSIBLE ASTRID HAUTON ASTRID LOUCHART ATELIER A4 ATELIER NÉERLANDAIS ATELIER PIERRE BONNEFILLE ATELIERS DE PARIS ATELIER SOOHO AUDE MARIE AURÉLIE HOEGY

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BARNABÉ B’BATH BELNETTE BERNARDAUD BETTINA DADON BISSON BRUNEEL BOFFI PARIS BROSSIER SADERNE

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CARROUSEL DU LOUVRE CARTIER FOUNDATION FOR CONTEMPORARY ART CÉCILE CHARROY DESIGNER CENTRE POMPIDOU STORE CHAMPAGNE JACQUART CITÉ DE L’ARCHITECTURE & DU PATRIMOINE CITÉ DES SCIENCES ET DU DESIGN CHLOÉ MARTIN CLAUDE SAOS CŒUR DE PARIS COLETTE CONNEX COSMA FRASCINA CZECH CULTURAL CENTRE 44

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DAMAAS HOGH DAUM – HAVILAND DAVID MANIEN SIÈGES&DÉCORATION DECOPLUS PARQUET DELPHA SHOWROOM DEYROLLES DOMOHOMO DOROTHÉ NOIRBENT DYSON

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EDUARDO OTERO RODRIGUEZ EGE TAEPPER ELITIS EMILIE CAZIN DESIGN ÉPI STUDIO ERCOL ESAD REIMS ESTELLE MARY DESIGN ÉTUDES STUDIO EUROPEAN CONFEDERATION OF LINEN AND HEMP

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FABIEN BARRERO+CARSENAT FABIEN FRABOULET FERMOB FLEUX' FLORIAN DASRAS FONTANAARTE FRANCK PITOIS FOR DÉMÉTON DESIGN FRÉDÉRIC GENTY

FREMAUX DELORME FRENCH FEDERATION OF TANNERS FRITSCH DURISOTTI

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GAD STUDIO GALERIE ELSA VANIER GALERIE JOSEPH 123 TURENNE GALERIE JOSEPH BRAQUE GALERIE JOSEPH MUSÉE PICASSO GALERIE JOSEPH TURENNE GALERIE DEN FACE & ACTE2 RIVEGAUCHE GALERIE DES GALERIES GEMSTONE GLASS HOUSE GRAINE D'OLIVE GREAT DESIGN GALLERY GUEULE DE BOIS GUIDO PARMA GUPA CASA NATURALE

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HANDMADEICI HISTOIREDA HÔTEL L’ANTOINE HÔTEL LA BELLE JULIETTE HÔTEL W PARIS-OPÉRA HUGUES WEILL DESIGNER

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JCD DELÉPINE PARIS JEAN NOUVEL DESIGN JEAN-PIERRE BARBANCE JÉRÔME MAWOIS JJ INTERNATIONAL JONATHAN LE MONNIER JULES LEVASSEUR JULIA SCHMIT

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KAJU DESIGN KEIM KMR

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L'AIRIAL LALIQUE LAPEYRE LEET DESIGN LES DOCKS - CITÉ DE LA MODE ET DU DESIGN LIAO LIGNE ROSET LOUNGE SHARE LUPICIA

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MADE IN DESIGN MAGALI BERGON DESIGN MAISON DE BRUNE MAISON DE VACANCES MAISON ROUGE MAISON WA MALA LECHE

MARGARET HOWELL MARGAUX KELLER DESIGN STUDIO MATHIEU MIZZON MATHILDE PELLÉ MAXIME LAGNY MECCANO MERCI MICKAEL KOSKA MIIING MIKAEL KOSKA MOAROOM MODA INTERNATIONAL MOISSONNIER MOUSTACHE MUSÉE DES ARTS ET MÉTIERS MUSÉE D’ORSAY MUZÉO

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NELLLY RODI NORDIC INNOVATIVE DESIGN

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RADO RED EDITION ROBEN ROMAIN GAILLARD ROTONDE STALINGRAD RUE MONSIEUR PARIS

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SAMIR MAZER – ATELIERS ZELIJ SENTOU SERGE FERRARI SERGE LESAGE SILVERA UNIVERSITÉ SOANDSO SOFITEL PARIS ARC DE TRIOMPHE STÉPHANE MOUFFLETTE STEW STUDIO GRAFICO STUDIO MOEKO SUPERCRAFT SUPERSTRUCTURE SWITCH EDITION

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THE CONRAN SHOP THG THINKING FOOD DESGIN TOULEMONDE BOCHART TRIODE TRAITS D’UNION TRIPASAI ARCHITECT

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VERRERIES DE BRÉHAT

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WALLONIE–BRUXELLES DESIGN MODE (WBDM) WUNDERKAMMER PARIS

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