Co-founder and director of Atelier Sauvage, cabinetmaker and designer Albane Salmon draws and manufactures solid wood objects halfway between sculpture and cabinetmaking, thus playing the card of creativity.

Designer Patrick Norguet has teamed up with the French company specializing in Postforming layout to produce an original collection of screens and screens. Called "SEE U", the series elegantly responds to new demands for spatial organization linked to the current health situation.

Known for his woodwork, the Ordinary Workshop signs a new family book in Burgundy. It is more precisely in Beaune that the Alsatian agency conceives a prefabricated house dialoguing with the forest landscape and intended for a couple of winegrowers. A most contemporary cabin built offsite that lets in light through large openings cleverly placed.

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.

The Dutch agencies Ruimtemakers Architecten and Niels Maier have designed a graphic house with astonishing volume with four hands. Nestled in the forest of a large property located on the edge of the Limburg village of Beek (Netherlands), the residence is a haven of peace far from any urban bustle.

Supported by the town of Taverny (95), the Medical Center designed by the MAAJ Architects agency brings together different doctors in one place, thus making up for the lack of health professionals in the region, and of campaigns in general. Facing inwards, the center is inspired by the structure of the ancient cloisters and puts well-being at the heart of medicine.

With their refined interiors, several agencies favor sobriety taken to the extreme and thus announce the great return of minimalism in our homes. This week, the editorial staff of Muuuz unveils five inspiring minimalist interiors which prove to us that in terms of interior, less is more.

He loved to pack his world. The artist of Bulgarian origin Christo died on Sunday May 31, at the age of 84 years. Inventor of the “interlining of space”, the artist was notably known for his monumental achievements consisting of packaging the greatest works of this world, from the Pont-neuf Parisien to the Reichstag in Berlin. Back on the work and the life of a great child of art.

A graduate of Hongik University (South Korea), South Korean designer Jihye Kang imagines minimalist furniture with astonishing light effects and iridescent reflections.