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French Embassy in Denmark – Thott Palace

From June 18 to 20, 2025, as part of 3daysofdesign, Simone Pheulpin, Aude Franjou and Aurélie Mathigot will take over the French Consulate in the heart of Copenhagen as part of the exhibition French Fiber: Spotlight on French Textile Design.

Officially inaugurated on Tuesday, June 17 by H.E. Christophe Parisot, Ambassador of France to Denmark, and Hervé Lemoine, President of the French National Manufactures – Sèvres & Mobilier National, the exhibition celebrates the richness and modernity of French textile design within the exceptional setting of the Thott Palace.

June 18–20, 2025
French Embassy in Denmark – Thott Palace
Kongens Nytorv 4, 1050 Copenhagen, Denmark

Grand Palais
May 2025

maison parisienne is delighted to have participated in the 7ᵉ edition of the Biennale internationale des Métiers d’Art et de la Création, at the Grand Palais this May 2025.
For five days, maison parisienne presented an exclusive selection of unique pieces, reflecting French know-how and the talent of its artists of the material.

In an orange harmony, Aurélie Mathigot revealed a new triptych from the Paysage vu du train series, as well as the Hommage à Calais tapestry.

For the first time, Julien Vermeulen used his feather to create a panel in gradations of yellow to red.

The chromatic coup continued with several works by Lilian Daubisse : the Corolles mirror, the Corail, Rose and Rose II sculptures.

On a central island, several pieces by L’Oseraie de l’Île in various shapes and sizes elegantly defined the space.

Finally, the gallery’s emblematic artist Simone Pheulpin was also honored in the Biennale’s VIP area. On this occasion, she presented a new textile sculpture from the Croissance series, similar to the one shown in September 2024 at the first edition of Révélations China.

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