As part of an urban renewal project initiated by the municipality of Schiltigheim (67), the Dominique Coulon & Associés agency has rehabilitated an emblematic place in the city. By transforming this historic site into a covered market and an exhibition space, the architects have preserved the heritage integrity of the architecture while giving it a second life. Back on this major rehabilitation project carried out brilliantly.

Since July 1, the Center Pompidou has dedicated a major retrospective to the couple formed by Christo Vladimiroff Javacheff (1935-2020) and Jeanne-Claude Denat de Guillebon (1935-2009), honoring the most emblematic works of their Parisian period. The opportunity to (re) discover the career, the approach and the process of creation of this couple, whose work marked the spirits!

In Moscow (Russia), the French architect Nicolas Dahan has completely redesigned a 450 square meter duplex by transforming it into a very contemporary light space.

Based on an original idea by gallery owner Jessica Barouch, French architect and designer Frédéric Imbert designed the two side tables from the “TRIBU” collection. With these hand-carved furniture, Frédéric Imbert announces the great return of concrete.

Architects work on light, and thus put lighting at the heart of their projects. This week, the Muuuz editorial team invites you to discover five perfectly lit functional interiors.

At the Thaddaeus Ropac Gallery in Pantin, the Dimensions of Reality: Female Minimal exhibition highlights fourteen pioneering female artists in geometric abstraction, who have long remained in the shadow of their male colleagues. Replacing these female artists in the history of abstract art, and more generally in the history of art, such is the object of this unprecedented event.

An emblematic building in Tourcoing (59), the Villa Maillard had nevertheless fallen into disuse for many years. A neglect that is now a thing of the past thanks to the D'Hount + Bajart agency, which is giving the building back its nobility and enlarging it, embellishing the collective housing complex. Focus on an intelligently carried out rehabilitation project.

During the last edition of FIAC, the fourth generation of Henri Matisse's heirs presented to the world his new project: Maison Matisse, a design editor who promises to reinterpret the iconic paintings of the great French painter into contemporary objects. For their first permanent collection, the Maison has teamed up with French-Polish designer Marta Bakowski, who imagines tableware inspired by the 1939 painting, "La Musique".

In Cantal, in the middle of a green and hilly terrain, stands a classic house at first, but which nevertheless conceals its lot of subtleties. Signed arba, L'Onde is a revisited wooden chalet with an unusual roof, inspired by slate roofs with rounded shapes.

Cultural venues display minimalist architecture and thus give pride of place to the arts and works presented. This week, the Muuuz editorial team invites you to discover four new cultural places, museums and art centers, which stand out for their refined architecture.

For his new furniture collection, the Lebanese interior designer and designer Richard Yasmine was inspired by the historic buildings of his native country, and more particularly by the arches so characteristic of this cultural heritage.

Dreamlike, colorful, figurative or abstract, the trendy wallpapers of 2020 set out to wake up our interior. Zoom on four collections of wallpapers to have absolutely at home.

A graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 2017, Paola Siri Renard (born in 1993) creates works that resemble "micro architectures". To obtain specific forms, the young artist works with different materials based on "abstract data", and thus imposes voluntary artistic constraints. Until July 17, she exhibited her sculptures at the Lou Carter gallery in Paris. On the occasion of this personal exhibition, we met Paola Siri Renard to discuss with her her very particular practice of sculpture.

Founded by Chloé Leymarie and Eva Gourdon in 2014, Atelier Leymarie Gourdon took up the challenge of redeveloping an apartment created from the combination of two adjoining apartments. For this Parisian apartment dedicated to welcoming a family, the agency has thus rethought the distribution, functionality and consistency of the accommodation.