Maison&Objet: Map It Out
The beloved fair that sets the tone for the trends to come opens on 19th January in Villepinte. You know the drill: It’s humanly impossible to visit every booth, so check the participant list and plan a strategic tour of your favorite exhibitors… Forget not to be kind to your feet: wear comfortable shoes.
Paris Déco Off is Fun
Like most well-established fairs M&O too runs a satellite fair that takes place in Paris. The rich calendar of events and parties includes Invisible Collection’s own exhibition at Féau Boiseries. Expect a fantastic show and book now your visit.
Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance is a Must-see
After being unveiled at the Townhouse – Invisible Collection’s home in New York – the outstanding work of Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance will be on show at Féau Boiseries. The AD100 designer curates the unique mise-en-scène that features a selection of limited-edition pieces, including the stunning Refine Desk and the Meet Chair. The exhibition opens on the 19th of January: mark your calendars and book an appointment for a private viewing.
A Collaboration to Remember
Invisible Collection partners with Mobilier national – the heritage institution committed to preserving and managing the French state’s furniture collections – to present limited-edition designs from the Campagne d’acquisition 2021 collection. This first-of-its-kind collaboration will be officially announced on 18th January followed by the opening of an exhibition showcasing the pieces available for purchase. Be the first to experience in person history of design in the making.
Le19M is Worth a Detour
A striking new building designed by Rudy Ricciotti is the official home of Le19M, the venue created on Chanel’s initiative, housing under one roof the brand’s Maisons d’art, including our partners Goossens, Lesage Intérieurs, Studio MTX and Lemarié. Visitors can enjoy an exhibition-cum-performance by Lesage Intérieurs showing how the couture savoir-faire of the legendary embroidery specialist informs interior design.
