Paris Galerie des Gobelins 'Made in Situ' Exhibition Guided Tour

'Made in Situ' Through 7 Collections

Join a guided tour to explore Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance's design world in the 'Made in Situ' exhibition. This project, which began in Portugal in 2017, connects regional nature, materials, and artisan skills with contemporary design. The exhibition features 7 collections of furniture and objects. Go beyond simply admiring the finished works and delve into the regions and creation processes behind each piece to understand the designer's creative approach.


From Ceramics to Cork and Bronze

The diverse materials and crafting techniques used in the artworks are key highlights of this exhibition. Examine how materials with different textures and properties, such as ceramics, cork, bronze, carved wood, slate, and painted tiles, are transformed into contemporary furniture and objects.

Through the guide's explanations, gain a deeper understanding of how the designer and local artisans collaborated, and how nature and regional characteristics are reflected in the form and materials of the works.


A Fusion of Contemporary Design and French Craft Heritage

The immersive exhibition space presents a dialogue between the contemporary 'Made in Situ' works and pieces from the French National Furniture (Mobilier national) collection. Compare and appreciate how designs and craftsmanship from different eras connect.

This exhibition is especially recommended for travelers interested in design and crafts, offering a close look at the textures of materials and manufacturing methods. Discover the charm of contemporary design and French artisan culture in Paris, distinct from its famous art museums.