Embedded in feminism and material culture, Hannah Gartside uses vintage and found textiles to create installations, sculptures and costumes.

Located on Rue Beautreillis in the fourth arrondissement of central Paris, the apartment dates back to the beginning of the twentieth century and has been completely renovated.

Bottega Veneta's creative director Matthieu Blazy has designed the brand's Avenue Montaigne flagship store in Paris, which is dominated by walnut wood fittings and glass bricks.

This Middle Eastern restaurant’s colour palette was inspired by the earthy tones of the Syrian deserts and their surrounding greenery.

Marjolaine Salvador-Morel work never ceases to place the human being in the earthly realm, at the center of the universe, and to question our own representations of the world. This artist reminds us where we come from and what makes us human.

"Minimalism" is an ideal state of stripping away chaos and returning to purity, and under its restrained and introverted appearance, it contains the unlimited energy of eclecticism and a rich spiritual core.

At the beginning of the design, we planned that all the exhibition stands or installations would be removable and transportable, and could be brought back to the studio as installations in the future. The concept of reuse is something that the studio has been looking forward to implementing.