You are an art lover? Do you like to walk in the City of love with your family and friends? If the answer is yes, you can´t miss the places that Paris Design Week have for you. Design Gallerist shows you the latest News.
The fifth annual PARIS DESIGN WEEK, scheduled to overlap with MAISON&OBJET PARIS, will take place from Saturday 5 to Saturday 12 in September 2015.
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.
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The now! le Off is a 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. This contest 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.
From Upcycling / Sustainable Development Itinerary .
The bouquet factory explodes at La Rotondes Stalingrads La Rotonde, 6-8 place de la Bataille de Stalingrad, Paris (19th arr.)
Flowers for every occasion and every table… They celebrate our joys and our losses. But nature cannot absorb so many desires. So could it be that our desires and disregard for biodiversity might overheat bouquet factories to the point where they finally explode in an ultimate and pornographic atomic-scale mushroom cloud of bouquets? A fragrant orgasm to be expected inside the revolutionary architecture of Claude-Nicolas Ledoux!
Yves Delorme on the road – 24 rue de Sèvres, Paris (7th arr.) / 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.
From SAINT-GERMAIN-DES-PRéS – 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 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!
Fermob – 17 boulevard Raspail, Paris (7th arr.)
The garden furniture manufacturer opened its second Paris Location. Fermob is 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.
Triode – 28 rue Jacob, Paris (6th arr.)
Triode in partnership with TL Magazine, 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.
Belgium is Design – This is 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. To recognise these firms, Belgium is Design has devised the installation Is this real? as 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.
Galerie Elsa Vanier – 7 rue du Pré aux Clercs, Paris (7 arr.)
The designer 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.
Design and photography at the Galerie d’En Face
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.
Dolce Vita? From Liberty to Italian design
The exhibition presents a chronological journey expressed through one hundred works and based on a flowing discourse between decorative and fine arts.
Knoll – 268 boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris (7th arr.)
For the first time in France, Knoll presents its Pilot Chair, the latest design to emerge from its collaboration with London studio Barber & Osgerby. Pilot Chair is a contemporary and innovative armchair equally suitable for a range of different contexts, from home to office. The surprising profile adopted by the back panel of this sleek arm – chair is distinctive in a domestic setting, but is just as appropriate as an executive chair. The first impression is that the seat appears to float; a feature that allows space for the seat to flex downwards and creates a uniquely sleek and timeless designer look.
Ciulifruli, in 5 colours, white, green, blue, red, yellow.
Martinelli Luce at Asteri – 7 boulevard Raspail, Paris (7th arr.)
The Asteri showroom opens its doors to the public during PARIS DESIGN WEEK to showcase its new Martinelli Luce lighting collections. Two of the designs from this prestigious Italian design house – the Serpente and Pipistrello lamps – will be celebrating their 50th anniversary. These two iconic lamps will be available in a gold version prepared specially to celebrate this landmark occasion.
Hôtel W Paris-Opéra – 4 rue Meyerbeer, Paris (9th arr.)
Container and Content True to its resolutely avant-garde identity and unshakeable association with the design world, Hôtel W Paris-Opéra celebrates PARIS DESIGN WEEK 2015 by giving young design students the chance to express their creativity.
Design at the Carrousel du Louvre – 99 rue de Rivoli, Paris (1st arr.)
The carrousel du Louvre in partnship with PARIS DESIGN WEEK, invites five designers to present their work in an exhibition that will stretch throughout the Carrousel’s galleries. This exhibition intends to cast a light on the original and lively side of contemporary art, by displaying colourful and playful works of art.
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.
Publicis Drugstore and Intramuros team up to celebrate design – 133 avenue des Champs-Elysées, Paris (8th arr.)
Design and new technologies will be celebrated at the Publicis Drugstore with a selection of products offered for sale. In partner – ship with French design magazine Intramuros, Publicis will present a selection of connected objects, robots, 3D printers and many other products throughout the week. Publicis Drugstore will also be holding a masterclass and drinks party at the Publicis Cinema.
Jean Nouvel decorates the Yohji Yamamoto store Y’s Yohji Yamamoto – 25 rue du Louvre, Paris (1st arr.)
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. 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.
Christofle launches Mood – 9 rue Royale, Paris (8th arr.)
Christofle offers a completely new concept for our times: an aspirational, elliptical and dazzling object whose appearance suggests not even a hint of its function. Mood is the new concept to be unveiled by the company at PARIS DESIGN WEEK: a new and universal range of sleek contemporary silver-plated cutlery in six-place settings.
DATA space at the Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton – 11 rue Royale, Paris (8th arr.)
The Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton in Paris continues its ongoing exploration of the relationship between art and thread, and invites Franco-British artist Alice Anderson to use the art space itself as inspiration for the creation of a unique exhibition called DATA space.
Anderson’s intuition that the digital revolution will prove as decisive for human memory as the advent of writing has led her to the concept of ‘recording the present’ using copper wire to create a new physical relationship with objects and space.
Exhibition open from 5 June to 20 September.
Café at Galerie Joseph
Galerie Joseph 123 Turenne houses the official PARIS DESIGN WEEK pop-up café, as well as a library with a large selection of design-related books and magazines. Prior to the event, Galerie Joseph has invited designers that will exhibit in its galleries during PARIS DESIGN WEEK to create limitededition cups, that will be available for sale at the pop-up café.
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