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L’Oréal’s new Paris HQ designs wellness into the workday
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All smiles: James Joyce's '100 Likes' at Colette in Paris
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Architecture news: letter from France
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Alessandra Sanguinetti captures an unseen side of France
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Modernism meets industry at Friche de l’Escalette, a French art dealer’s sculpture park
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Arik Levy breezes through Dice Kayek’s pop-up with a wind-powered installation
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This Paris exhibition of hanging abstract sculpture has just the right element of suspense
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Retail heaven: Amanda Levete to reimagine the Galeries Lafayette in Paris
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Hermès gallops in with a new equestrian themed fragrance
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Labour of love: the restored Rodin Museum Paris reopens
It is appropriate that the image of Rodin's The Kiss was chosen as the visual emblem of the completed restoration of the Rodin Museum, Paris. This has been a passionate labour of love for the Rodin Committee, patron Iris Cantor and the French state. The Rodin Museum is beloved by local and international visitors for its location, magnificent 18th century architecture, the accessibility of Rodin's works and its garden, presided over by The Thinker.
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A rare Duchamp goes on the market 100 years after the artist gives rise to the 'readymade'
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The latest score: Populous designs a new stadium for Olympique Lyonnais
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Cultural exchange: MoMA goes big in Paris at Fondation Louis Vuitton
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Maison et Objet 2015: all the highlights from this year’s multinational design event
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Redesigned Carnavalet Museum celebrates Paris
Chatillon Architectes, in association with Snøhetta and Nathalie Crinière’s Agence NC, have given Paris’ Carnavalet Museum a modern refresh
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Remembering Christian Boltanski (1944-2021)
French artist Christian Boltanski has passed away aged 77. Here, we revist our 2018 interview with the sculptor, who created the limited edition cover for Wallpaper's April issue that year (W*229).
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Grande Landes museum, France
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The 2019 Orleans Architectural Biennale is a thoughtful journey of exploration
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Fashion and Lace Museum, Calais
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Atelier Ordinaire design minimal wooden holiday home near Aix
Architect Thomas Walter set up his studio in 2014 and was joined by artist and costume designer Angèle Maillard in 2019, forming Atelier Ordinaire. Together, the team seeks to create designs rooted in craftsmanship and clever use of quality materials. Their manifesto declares their aim ‘to remain simple and sincere in every way’. Their house in the southern community of Venelles reflects this approach, made in immaculately produced joinery, clean forms and a delicately unassuming yet unmistakable modern form.
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Cartier explores influence of Islamic art in groundbreaking Paris exhibition
DS+R (Diller Scofidio + Renfro) has designed the striking geometrical scenography for ‘Cartier and Islamic Art: In Search of Modernity’ at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris
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Atelier Ordinaire's French countryside retreat challenges typologies
A holiday home with tailor made interiors pieces by Stattmann Furniture balances between a boutique, private retreat and a larger group escape in the French countryside, courtesy of Strasbourg-based architecture studio, and alumn, Atelier Ordinaire
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Loïc Picquet
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Marcio Kogan makes his mark on Barcelona with Francesc Macià 10
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Paris Fashion Week S/S 2017 womenswear editor's picks
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Bureau Architectures Sans Titre
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