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Vision of vignettes: Michael Anastassiades at Galerie Dansk Møbelkunst, Paris
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Loan ranger: Caen's public library by OMA to complete in 2017
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Galerie Patrick Seguin installs Jean Prouvé’s demountable house at Château La Coste
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Elizabeth de Portzamparc embeds a museum into the historic centre of Nîmes
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Remembering Claude Parent's unique take on modernist architecture
We look back on Claude Parent's slant on modernist architecture, five years after the iconic architect's passing, by revisiting Wallpaper* contributing editor Emma O'Kelly's meeting with him in 2007
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Remembering Pierre Soulages (1919-2022), a pioneer of post-war abstraction
Pierre Soulages, the pioneering French printmaker, sculptor and ‘painter of black’, has died aged 102
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Eye spy: graphic artist Vahram Muratyan lends his famous frames to Smythson
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Female intuition: Officine Générale debuts womenswear collection
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Fancy dressing: menswear label Helbers is a balance between rough and refined
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Life’s a beach: Lucien Pagès’ holiday takeover makes a splash at Colette
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Hit-maker Francesco Russo debuts made-to-order shoe service at Harvey Nichols
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French fancy: Parisian label Ami launches womenswear
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Charles Zana creates unexpected dialogues with 17 paired works in Paris
In exhibition Utopia, Charles Zana turns Tornabuoni Art in Paris into a salon of intimate conversations between Italy’s greatest post-war artists and architects
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Play time: Paris’ Cité de la Mode et du Design puts on a show dedicated to childish fun
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Les Lalanne’s personal collection to go under the hammer
In October, a landmark sale dedicated to five decades of the French artist duo Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne’s creativity will take place at Sotheby’s Paris
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Giacometti’s studio brought to life in art deco Paris mansion
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Stéphane Parmentier puts a graphic spin on hardware design with divine new collection
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A new weave: Calla Haynes repurposes fashion collections into Moroccan rugs
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Eternal objects: Karen Chekerdjian's gutsy forms at L'Institut du Monde Arabe
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Time travel: Gabriel & Guillaume host Parisian pop-up at Christofle
With eclecticism at their core, and a united belief that shopping should be fun, Gabriel & Guillaume have ‘popped up’ in Paris. For the next month, the duo have taken over the upstairs rooms of Christofle’s headquarters to curate three mises-en-scène where 18th century mirrors sit next to 1970s bamboo lighting and rare art nouveau finds
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On the shores of Hyères, Design Parade nurtures new French talent
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Jean Prouvé architecture goes on show at Marseille sculpture park
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’Deus Ex Machina’: Katerina Jebb rips up the photographer’s rule book
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A French mixed use development inspired by Mediterranean traditions completes in Montpellier
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Cyril & the Chocolate Factory: childhood delights from French chef Cyril Lignac
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Jean Nouvel deconstructs the traditional triptych at Gagosian’s Mayfair location
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India Mahdavi creates a pink Parisian fantasy in Ladurée’s Tokyo tea salon
