Paris Design Week, the must-attendfree event for design and decoration enthusiasts, returns to the capital for a new edition from September 4 to 13, 2025. It's an opportunity to discover the latest trends in the field, signed by both established and up-and-coming designers, in some of the city's most unusual venues.
For ten colorful days, Paris is transformed into a vast playground for design enthusiasts, with exhibitions, conferences, workshops and art installations scattered across various parts of the city.
Visitors will have the opportunity to (re)discover contemporary art galleries, designer showrooms and ephemeral spaces specially set up for the occasion. Paris Design Week showcases the diversity of design disciplines, from furniture and fashion toarchitecture and new technologies.
A veritable ode to innovation and creativity, the event is the perfect place for design professionals and enthusiasts to meet, leaving the way open for new vocations! So, whether you're an enlightened amateur or a seasoned expert, Paris Design Week 2025 promises to enchant you with a compendium of inspiration, originality and know-how, in the heart of one of design's most emblematic cities.
This guide is updated as we make new discoveries.
Maison Diptyque Paris: boutique - immersive art gallery and creative workshops dedicated to perfume
Diptyque opens the doors to Maison Diptyque, a unique concept store in Paris, halfway between boutique and art gallery. In the refined setting of a 400m2 Parisian aesthete's apartment, each room depicts a facet of the brand's universe, from the library to the garden, including a museum space and an ephemeral gallery exhibiting the most fashionable artists. The address also offers creative workshops, artistic encounters and plenty of other surprises... [Read more]
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Bel Ouvrage: 95-piece Collectible Design exhibition in a private mansion in the 6th arrondissement of Paris
French design comes to Paris from September 8 to 10, 2025 with the second edition of Bel Ouvrage, echoing Paris Design Week. On 450 m2 of a heritage site rarely open to the public, 95 pieces of collectible design and works of art will be on display in a scenographically designed trail, blending art, luxury and innovation. [Read more]
Bel Ouvrage: 95-piece Collectible Design exhibition in a private mansion in the 6th arrondissement of Paris
