{"id":53925,"date":"2026-09-30T00:50:06","date_gmt":"2026-09-29T22:50:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/francevisiting.com\/?p=53925"},"modified":"2026-09-30T00:50:06","modified_gmt":"2026-09-29T22:50:06","slug":"paris-design-week-2026-autumn","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/francevisiting.com\/index.php\/2026\/09\/30\/paris-design-week-2026-autumn\/","title":{"rendered":"Enter the Paris Design Week Autumn 2026 with the novelties of CFOC, Christofle, Lalique, Patrick Roger, Galerie Negropontes"},"content":{"rendered":"

Along Paris Design Week 2026<\/em> was highlighted the evolving dialogue between craftsmanship, innovation and contemporary creation. CFOC<\/em> unveils C\u00e9leste<\/em>, a collection inspired by the cosmos, while Christofle<\/em> revisits the art of entertaining with Club 30<\/em>. Lalique<\/em> explores the air element, through fluid forms and crystal. The chocolate master and artist Patrick Roger opens his Roger Garage<\/em>, a space dedicated to sculpture, while Galerie Negropontes<\/em> continues its exploration of Brancusi through a dialogue between photography and contemporary art.<\/strong> By ST & AL<\/p>\n

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C\u00e9leste<\/strong><\/em> creates a universe<\/strong>, where traditional craftsmanship <\/strong>meets innovation<\/strong>..<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In 2026<\/strong>, CFOC<\/strong><\/em><\/a> presents C\u00e9leste<\/strong><\/em>, a collection, inspired by stars<\/strong> and celestial bodies<\/strong>, capturing that suspended moments<\/strong> between night <\/strong>and day<\/strong>. Tinted with silver leaf<\/strong>, it combines earth<\/strong> and clay<\/strong> in surfaces<\/strong>, designed to catch and reflect lights<\/strong>. Among the new pieces, the Eclipse <\/strong><\/em>trays and Etamine <\/strong><\/em>boxes are joined by six new Astr\u00e9 <\/strong><\/em>side tables. Featuring textured finishes<\/strong> and an interplay of shapes, they can be used as seating<\/strong>, both indoors <\/strong>and outdoors<\/strong>. The Tcha\u00ef <\/em><\/strong>stool, meanwhile, revisits bronze <\/strong>(photo credits: ST & AL).<\/p>\n

On the textile side, the S\u00e9l\u00e9n\u00e9 <\/strong><\/em>rugs, tufted in wool <\/strong>and viscose<\/strong>, is produced in 25 pieces <\/strong>and 11 colours<\/strong>. While the Nova <\/strong><\/em>tablecloth, screen-printed<\/strong> and generously weighted, completes this plural offering<\/strong>. The Samarcande <\/em><\/strong>line returns after two years<\/strong>, crafted in embroidered silk velvet<\/strong> and available in several colours<\/strong>. Adding to this, lighting <\/strong>and objects<\/strong> include 3D-printed <\/strong>candleholders, the Oria <\/em><\/strong>porcelain lamp, which can also be used as a hurricane lamp<\/strong>, and even two pairs of earrings<\/strong>, created with 3D printing<\/strong>.  <\/p>\n

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ngg_shortcode_0_placeholderMore details on their official website<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

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More than a collection<\/strong>, Club 30<\/strong><\/em> celebrates a certain art of entertaining<\/strong>..<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In another side, Christofle<\/em><\/strong><\/a> unveils Club 30<\/strong><\/em>, a collection<\/strong> already positioned as an icon <\/strong>into bar <\/strong>galaxy. Deeply inspired by Art Deco<\/strong><\/em>, this line<\/strong> combines some technical expertise<\/strong> with a retro-contemporary <\/strong>signature. The brilliance of steel<\/strong>, the texture of its fluting<\/strong>, and the interplay of symmetry<\/strong> and asymmetry<\/strong> come together in a graphic<\/strong>, modern design<\/strong>, all conceived as a catalyst<\/strong> for shared rituals<\/strong>. Their champagne bucket<\/strong> stands out with its timeless silhouette<\/strong><\/em> and elegant fluting<\/strong>. Made of steel<\/strong>, a sculpted detail<\/strong> at the top<\/strong> provides a natural grip<\/strong>, while a silicone <\/strong>base, discreetly protecting all those delicate surfaces<\/strong>. <\/p>\n

The insulated ice<\/strong> completes the collection. Thanks to integrated, removable ice packs<\/strong>, it keeps ice<\/strong> at the ideal temperature<\/strong>. A recessed grip<\/strong> and silicone<\/strong> base complete the design, for just 1.34<\/strong>kg.  Each piece<\/strong> has been designed to form part of an inseparable ensemble<\/strong>, to manually wash with a cloth<\/strong>, instead than in a dishwasher<\/strong>, in order to preserve the steel<\/strong>‘s shine. At last, a three-part <\/strong>film, featuring piano<\/strong>, while celebrating mixology<\/strong>, accompanies this launch<\/strong>, that was settled in the Parisian cocktail bar<\/strong>, named Cravan<\/strong><\/em>.<\/p>\n

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A sort of aerian<\/strong> panorama proposed here by Lalique<\/strong><\/em>..<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

We continue with Lalique<\/strong><\/em><\/a> that unveils a new collection<\/strong>, dedicated to the Air<\/strong><\/em> element. Entitled Air de Lalique<\/strong><\/em>, tending to capture the invisible<\/strong> side, through fluid <\/strong>forms and delicate motifs<\/strong>, evoking draped fabric<\/strong> and moved by the wind. At the heart of the collection<\/strong>, Aliz\u00e9<\/strong><\/em> embodies a gentle breath of air<\/strong><\/em>. Its design<\/strong>, inspired by haute-couture <\/strong><\/em>pleating, creates undulating movements into crystal<\/strong> and captures lights<\/strong> with subtlety. The collection<\/strong> includes new vases, bowls, candlesticks <\/strong>and scented candles<\/strong>. At the same time, the legendary Maison<\/strong><\/em> is reissuing several iconic pieces <\/strong>in new colours<\/strong> and expanding its candle <\/strong>line, whose design<\/strong> echoes the shape of the historic Alsace kiln<\/strong>, each candle illustrating a stage in the life of Ren\u00e9 Lalique<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Lalique<\/strong><\/em> is also launching Empreinte Animale<\/strong><\/em>, a premium jewellery <\/strong>line. Their necklace<\/strong> features 12 <\/strong>striped crystals<\/strong>, in various colors<\/strong>, alternating with links in yellow-gold <\/strong>or silver <\/strong>plating. Complemented by a bracelet<\/strong>, featuring five crystals<\/strong>. Geometric <\/strong>lines and contrasting <\/strong>textures define these jewellery<\/strong> pieces. Finally, the Maison<\/strong><\/em>‘s iconic cabochon<\/strong><\/em> inspires a double-wrap leather bracelet<\/strong>, adorned with a coloured crystal<\/strong> and gold plating<\/strong>, as well as earrings <\/strong>with pure and fluid volumes<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Roger Garage<\/strong> <\/em>now provides an independent setting<\/strong> for this artwork<\/strong> dimension..<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Also for Paris Design Week 2026<\/strong><\/em>, the illustrious chocolatier<\/em> Patrick Roger<\/strong><\/a> is opening its Roger Garage<\/strong><\/em>, a new artistic<\/strong> space dedicated to his sculptural work<\/strong>, at Place Saint-Sulpice<\/strong>. Located just steps from his boutique<\/strong><\/em>, the venue marks a new stage in his artistic<\/strong> career, where sculpture <\/strong>no longer accompanies chocolate<\/strong>, since it becomes its main subject<\/strong>. The Meilleur Ouvrier de France<\/strong><\/em> is known for his spectacular window<\/strong> displays, where monumental animals<\/strong> and raw forms<\/strong> interact with delicious pralines<\/strong><\/em> and ganaches<\/strong><\/em>. With Roger Garage<\/strong><\/em>, the so-called gastronomic artist<\/strong> fully embraces his dual identity<\/strong>. Bronze<\/strong>, aluminium <\/strong>and mechanical <\/strong>references come together in a workshop<\/strong>-like environment, evoking sensations of dismantling<\/strong>, assembly<\/strong> and transformation<\/strong>. The very name of the venue<\/strong> refers to his passion for engines <\/strong>and motorcycles<\/strong>. Indeed, chocolate<\/strong> often remains the starting point<\/strong>, modelled, carved and hollowed out, it is then translated into metal<\/strong> through the Coubertin <\/em><\/strong>foundry, allowing ephemeral<\/strong> forms to be made permanent<\/strong>. Previous collaborations<\/strong> with Karl Lagerfeld<\/strong>, Jean-Paul Gaultier <\/strong>and Guy Savoy<\/strong> had already highlighted this permeability<\/strong> between gastronomy <\/strong>and artistic creation<\/strong>, where craftsmanship <\/strong>remains. Working with a mass of chocolate<\/strong> or pouring bronze<\/strong> requires the same exigency<\/b>.<\/p>\n

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ngg_shortcode_3_placeholderPatrick Roger<\/strong>‘s Roger Garage<\/em><\/strong>, 4 Place Saint-Sulpice, Paris (France). More details on their official website<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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Discover the fiber<\/strong> art of Morgane Baroghel-Crucq<\/strong>..<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Whereas, the design Galerie Negropontes<\/strong><\/em><\/a> inaugurates the third chapter of its \u201cA Look at Brancusi\u201d<\/strong><\/em> exhibition cycle<\/strong>, standing in Paris<\/strong> from 11 September 2026<\/strong>. Following two exhibitions<\/strong>, devoted to a dialogue<\/strong> between the photographs<\/strong> of Dan Er. Grigorescu <\/strong>and the gallery’s artists, this new presentation focuses on the sculptural dimension<\/strong> of this conversation. This multifaceted exhibition<\/strong> brings together distinct artworks<\/strong> by artists Mircea Cantor, Gianluca Pacchioni, Mauro Mori, Perrin & Perrin, Agn\u00e8s Baillon<\/strong> and, for the first time, Morgane Baroghel-Crucq<\/strong>. Their realizations<\/strong> enter into dialogue with photographs<\/strong>, taken by Grigorescu <\/strong>between 1964 <\/strong>and 1967<\/strong>, documenting major sculptures by Constantin Brancusi<\/strong>. The gallery<\/strong> continues its exploration of the connections between the legacy<\/strong> of the Romanian <\/strong>master and contemporary creation<\/strong>. Therefore, Grigorescu<\/strong>‘s photographs do more than document<\/strong> forms, since they extend a particular way of looking at matter<\/strong>, light <\/strong>and volume<\/strong>. Apart from this, the gallery<\/strong>, alongside this photographic<\/strong> work, visitors<\/strong> can discover Mori<\/strong>‘s organic marble<\/strong> and wooden volumes<\/strong>, Pacchioni<\/strong>‘s crystal eggs, Cantor<\/strong>‘s structures, made from reclaimed Romanian <\/strong>wood, Baillon<\/strong>‘s human-form bronze <\/strong>sculpture, and Baroghel-Crucq<\/strong>‘s fluid textiles<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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ngg_shortcode_4_placeholderGalerie Negropontes<\/strong><\/em>, 16 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 75001 Paris (France). Phone : 00 33 (0)1 71 18 19 51. More details on their official website<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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