Le futur du design s'expose au Mobilier national
Mobilier national

From September 9 to 13, the fifth edition of Vivement Demain unveils a new generation of designers at the Mobilier national as part of Paris Design Week. Furniture, lighting, textiles… 23 projects by young graduates from the Campus's training programs were carefully selected for their creative and innovative potential. The result of a rigorous selection process conducted by a jury, the exhibition also highlights the quality of the training offered by the Campus's member institutions. Selected exhibitors and their projectsGraduates of the École Bleue Theo Dollin - Léla Gabrielle Monnin - Mue Juliette Oudry - Dahu Graduates of the École Boulle Maxime Cardin - Blend Antoine Cocault - Névé Pimprenelle Martinache - Penfret Robin Sant - Fossile Paramétrique Géraldine Wiart - Feutrer l’espace Graduates of the École Camondo Emma Selieye - Les chemins d’Aubrac Graduates of the École des Arts Décoratifs - PSL Ayline Lesourd - Les amants Theophile Narcy - En lisière Pauline Landrie - Une éponge en ville Elisa Scarpaci - Passages Tatiana Valet - Terre(s) d’usage Graduates of the École Duperré Garance Bigel - Fard à bagnole Chimene Colboc - Sylvij Sacha Leduc - Images latentes Sissoko Mamadou - Elhadji une image de l'entre deux Graduates of the ENSAAMA Coline Jousset - Ubiquité Graduates of the ENSCI Lucie Blanchot - Mille grains Marine Quéré - Reflets croisés Lucas Muller - Double nature Graduates of the lycée La Source Golle Benjamin - Fragments révélés : designer avec l'existant The Campus Mode Métiers d'Art & Design The Campus Mode, Métiers d’Art & Design is the first French network of training institutions in fashion, arts and crafts, and design, from the CAP to the doctorate. Located at the heart of the manufacture des Gobelins, it is committed to promoting these training programs and highlighting the professions in close connection with the needs of businesses in the sector. Its international outreach contributes to greater visibility for France's outstanding training programs. Paris Design Week Each year, international creativity makes its return with Paris Design Week in September. Held alongside the Maison & Objet trade fair, this cultural event allows both professionals and the general public to rediscover the city through the lens of innovation. Organized as a journey through the city — from boutiques to showrooms, from galleries to public spaces transformed for the occasion — Paris Design Week has become an unmissable event for design, decoration, and lifestyle in Europe.
Source: Paris Open Data ↗