A free immersive installation takes over a Parisian townhouse for Design Week 2026.

During Paris Design Week, Paris becomes a playground for contemporary design. Galleries, studios, houses, institutions and more intimate venues throw open their doors to showcase creation in a different light, close to the materials, techniques and spaces. This sweeping tour of the capital invites you to discover new talents, to cross paths with interior architecture, furniture and savoir-faire, and above all to see how design comes to life beyond the showrooms. The next edition will take place from September 10 to 19, 2026.

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In the Odéon neighborhood, Maison Kyka deliberately presents what you don’t see every day: that floating moment when an interior isn’t quite what it was, yet isn’t yet what it will become. Featured for free in the Paris Design Week circuit, the Hôtel des Possibles takes over a townhouse in the 6th arrondissement at 65 rue Monsieur le Prince, from September 10 to 14, 2026. Climbing the floors, visitors gradually witness the construction morphing, from raw to lived-in, as materials, light, design and architecture assert themselves throughout the space. Founded in 2023 by Pierre Jasnin, Maison Kyka curates bespoke real estate projects, guiding clients from finding the property to renovating, furnishing and styling it.

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Here, she showcases her own know-how and deliberately leaves the door ajar for the imagination: avant l’après, there’s still a lot to see...

Paris Design Week 2026: Free installations to discover this September
Design takes over Paris as Paris Design Week 2026 returns, running from September 10 to 19, 2026. From installations to galleries and venues revamped for the occasion, discover the spots that are free to visit during the event. [Read more]