The Syrian designer and architect Talin Hazbar draws his inspiration from past civilizations, experiments with raw materials and signs pieces of organic furniture. The stalactite suspensions of his latest collection "Lithic" pay homage to the popular tale The Creature's Cave, whose intrigue takes place in the mountains of Khor Fakkan and Fujairah (United Arab Emirates).

If our vacation in Santorini (Greece) seems compromised, our imagination can take us as far as we wish. An observation which inspired the London agency Child Studio which offers a virtual concept for the Plenaire brand which smells good of the beach. When design, cosmetics and summer landscapes combine with the present.

At this time, favorable for viewing documentaries, the design editor Vitra unveils "Chair Times", a film which traces the history of the chair through 125 objects from the collection of the Vitra Design Museum. From the XNUMXth century to the most recent creations, return to an artefact that speaks volumes about its time.

Like contemporary art, architecture also includes its share of debacles. Between avant-garde architects and the public, the discipline is sometimes tinged with scandal. This week, Muuuz offers a return in pictures of the most criticized works of recent years.

Since January 2020, the National Institute of Sport, Expertise and Performance (INSEP) has benefited from new infrastructures, both functional and graphic, designed by Ubalt Architects.

The “MA” project is first and foremost a family story. The land, bought by the architect's relatives in the early 2000s, was once a typical Vaucluse farm merging with the landscape. Taken over by the Extra Medium teams 4 years ago, the house is transformed into a haven of peace where landscape, charm and design coexist in harmony.

After obtaining her DNSEP at the École Nationale Supérieure d'Art in Dijon (2012), the artist Alexia Chevrollier studied philosophy at the University of Paris 8 Vincennes-Saint-Denis (2014-16), then aesthetics at Paris-Sorbonne University (2016-18). Alexia Chevrollier has since mixed artistic practice and theoretical reflections. Meeting with a young plastic artist who "stages" the materials.

The Polish designer Marcin Rusak's “White Perma” collection traps plants in forms of hybrid resin. A poetic language from which is born unique and atypical furniture.

"Backed by the hill", the LumiPod house by the Lyonnaise company LUMICENE is not blue like the one sung by Maxime Le Forestier but ... round. Covering an area of ​​18 square meters, this atypical habitat offers a 180-degree view of the surrounding landscape. A concept whose first application has just seen the light of day in the south of the French Alps.

The French gallery owner Amélie du Chalard entrusted Batiik Studio with the design of her Art Room. Located at 8 rue Clauzel in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the Amélie gallery, Maison d'art exhibits various works and hosts artistic residences in an exhibition space designed like a town house.

A graduate of Fine Arts in Paris in 2009, the Franco-Danish artist Eva Nielsen creates enigmatic protean works. With her painted canvases, sometimes printed or screen-printed, she shakes up the codes of painting, mixes mediums and appeals to the viewer's imagination. Meet an inspired and inspiring painter.

Deconfinement, day 1! However, if one can slowly start to leave the house, to take the short of his life still seems to be an illusion. To prepare for the next day or escape the time of a fantasy, Muuuz offers this week a selection of Parisian restaurants all crazier than each other, in which it will be good to find his friends when the time comes .

A stylist by training, Pascale Risbourg quickly abandoned fashion to become a wallpaper designer, then a ceramist. She has been exploring creation for more than twenty years and is constantly renewing herself. Today, she lives and works in Belgium. The bend a visit to his adopted country, the editorial staff of Muuuz had the opportunity to meet this artist at heart.

On March 12, Mexican artist Carmen Marisca installed her work “Chez Nous” at the Place du Palais-Royal in Paris (1st arrondissement). How could she predict that, five days later, the whole of France would also be condemned to stay "at home"? Back on a premonitory work whose meaning has evolved over time.