Bel Ouvrage: 95-piece Collectible Design exhibition in a private mansion in the 6th arrondissement of Paris

French design takes up residence from September 8 to 10, 2025 at the Palais Abbatial and its 16th-century gardens, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, with the second edition of the Bel Ouvrage fair, with free admission. Founder and curator Carole de Bona invites you to three days of collectible design and rare editions, in a heritage site rarely open to the public, transformed into an immersive exhibition dedicated to exceptional craftsmanship.

Over 450 m2, 95 pieces of furniture and works of art unfold like masterpieces to be touched with the eye, in a journey designed by Vincent Dupont-Rougier where art, luxury and innovation meet. Unique pieces and very limited editions signed by leading talents in contemporary design.

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Visitors can discover new creations, all offered for sale, by Tristan Auer, Isabelle Stanislas, Olivier Gagnère and Anthony Guerrée, while the work of visual artist Philippe Hiquily (1925-2015) dialogues with young talents Fabien Barrero-Carsenat, Basile Boon and Alexandre Labruyère.
Design isn't just about aesthetics... it's about solidarity. On Wednesday September 10 at 7pm, a charity auction will support We Are Here Venice, dedicated to the conservation of the lake city.

To coincide with Paris Design Week, Bel Ouvrage offers a unique sensory and visual experience, where design is lived and felt. An unmissable event for collectors, specifiers and enthusiasts, ready to leave with a wealth of ideas... and perhaps a piece to adopt!