Specialist in solutions for different openings, this time KLEIN® offers frameless glass partition systems and sliding doors to design convertible and versatile office spaces that boost the well-being and productivity of employees. What to combine comfort, intimacy and elegance!

An old house bought by a couple in Noisy-le-Sec regains its splendor of yesteryear. The architects Belval-Parquet retain the authentic source of this former miller, revealing its finest assets by adding a contemporary touch by the color.

Japan has not finished surprising us. The artist collective Mé, based in Saitama, manipulates an impressive wave in a small showroom of the Mori Art Museum in Tokyo. "Contact" is a sensitive installation that changes perception, and upsets our relationship to the physical world.

Located in the ZAC Méridia in Nice (06), the Anis project, designed by the Lainsé-Roussel duo, proposes a new vision of the tertiary building. Dynamic courtyards, vegetated facades, and multiple meeting places make this ensemble a major asset of the new eco-district of the Riviera.

As a nod to his name, Charles Pétillon offers facilities as bubbly as champagne bubbles. This is what ensures the brand of drinks Perrier-Jouët a generous installation, on the occasion of the event "Bonjour France" organized by the Embassy of France in Tokyo, and hosted in parallel by the Belle Epoque house. Epernay (51).

To bring back the readers, and to offer a sustainable and living home to associations in a neglected urban pole, a challenge? Yet this is the example of space Albert Schweitzer, recently renovated by the agency MAO. With 1 000 new registrations, the media library is part of the socio-cultural center of Dammarie-les-Lys (77), which restores its acclaim to culture.

The infernal trio FREAKS hit again! And this time in the heart of the capital, in an emblematic place, the studio presents its new realization. Manutention, installed in the Palais de Tokyo, is a residency program dedicated to performers who evolve for a month in an industrial and ergonomic setting. A place of choice offered to emerging artists.

Let's live to the rhythm of artists and craftsmen! The former acquisition of the Galeries Lafayette Group at 9, rue du Plâtre (4ème arrondissement), becomes a springboard for creation. The Lafayette Foundation offers Lafayette Anticipations, a building designed by OMA that reveals its original structure thanks to a flexible and surprising intervention that can be exploited by contemporary artists.

The Shed could host fireworks that the city would not know. The spectacular new events center in New York (USA) has just opened 5 April 2019. Designed by the three architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro, the Shed forms a huge shed that artists have in their skin.

The sleek interiors, it's elegant ... but sometimes too, it must be said, a little boring. This is good because the current trend is to color! In facade, in coating, on the furniture, the architecture is adorned with many tones for the happiness of our eyes. A craze for bright shades that we have not missed and that we decrypt for you this week. Back on the colors that make the world of architecture and design vibrate this year.

Badass the tattoo? Not necessarily ! The proof at the new corner of Printemps Haussmann where the girls rebel in a pastel frame imagined by the interior designer Elodie Ricord. "Sorry Papa" is a place as feminine and delicate as the body works that it proposes. A harmonious marriage between rock and softness.

Milan (Italy) sees its walls peeling off for Design Week. On the Via Tortona, for the duration of the event until the 14 April, the sculpture of the artist Alex Chinneck "Remembering the Future" reveals the dazzling underside of the Spazio Quattrocento.

If Formica takes you back to your grandmother's kitchen, New York designer Matthew Day Jackson may surprise you! In collaboration with the Scandinavian manufacturer Made by Choice - and the Formica group - the designer imagines a collection of tables and chairs with resolutely contemporary voluptuous curves. The 1970 years are definitely a comeback in the world of design!

Decidedly, Instagram is an inexhaustible source of inspiration. This is how, in the course of my late scrolls, I discovered the powerful shots of Sebastian Weiss last year, which had already made the subject of a publication on our part. Since then, the talent of the photographer has not weakened, on the contrary! The proof with the series "Monolicious", declined in three stages, which, through hypnotic clichés, makes us rediscover the iconic works of contemporary Milanese architecture.