Paris Design Weeks
September 2024

Xavier Veilhan's Superflou exhibition at the Galerie de Sèvres is the culmination of half a decade's work between the artist and the Manufacture de Sèvres. Brought out of the kilns, the Monuments figures, seven table centrepieces in wood and bisque, and Manfredi, a sculpture in ronde-bosse in five different shades of stoneware, investigate what the artist has loved for many years: indefiniteness. Primarily that of the image, the blurring of form and the boundary between art and the decorative arts.

Galerie de Sèvres
4 Pl. André Malraux
75001 Paris

Contact: info@veilhan.com

Philippe Hurel, a Living Heritage Company, manufactures high quality contemporary furniture and is celebrating its 110th anniversary in 2021. It perpetuates the tradition of the Métiers d'Art and its approach is in line with the major environmental issues of our time. As part of the Paris Design Week 2021 and the (Re)generation theme, Maison Philippe Hurel and the Start Up Crearity Luxe collaborate to give life to a selection of accessories and unique pieces shaped by "Upcycling".


Photo: New Philippe Hurel 2021 collection

4 Ter rue Du Bouloi
75001 Paris

Christophe Breysse
show-room@philippe-hurel.com
fr.philippe-hurel.com/

Press Contact: Terence Mesguich Jacquemin
tmj@philippe-hurel.com

Born in 1961, in the artistic effervescence of Saint Germain, Paris, Diptyque is a creator of singular perfumes for the self and for the home and decorative objects. These creations are as many escapes where the imagination wanders.

7 de la Rue Duphot
75001 Paris

Main Contact: Mathilde Paille de Riviere
mpaillederiviere@diptyqueparis.com
www.diptyqueparis.com

Press Contact: Sonia Berkani
sberkani@lucienpages.com

Weavers since 1752, the Prelle Manufacture is the last family-owned company to weave silk fabrics. Pluridisciplinary collective, Uchronia creates places of experiences full of modernity that allows for boundless creativity. Prelle aims at carrying on its craft of excellence and its expertise through modern means, Prelle maintains traditional techniques that know no equivalence in the current world thanks to 19th century Jacquard looms, and uses the latest Dornier weaving looms without ever sacrificing the quality or the beauty of the fabrics it weaves. Uchronia has started its own furniture line, Univers Uchronia, comprising a series of extravagant pieces with round and colourful shapes. This collection is not only uncommon in its aesthetics, but it also has the wish to highlight French know-how and artisanat.

Prelle x Uchronia
5 Place des Victoires
75001 Paris