Although the last few months have been marked by the closure of cultural venues, some daring scenographies, which have remained in the draft stage or have been produced, still manage to stand out. The one imagined by Paf Atelier for the Abbey of Fontevraud (49) particularly caught our attention with its pop aesthetic and its unique layout.

In Poland, Atelier Starzak Strebicki transformed a 1950s apartment into colorful contemporary accommodation. Visit.

British design studio Duffy London has just released Serenity, an aerial table playing with volumes and perspectives.

With its range of made in Italy design products, Bleu Provence gives back its letters of nobility to the bathroom. Its irreproachable and inimitable know-how in the design of sinks, toilets, bathtubs and accessories makes luxury products accessible at unbeatable prices. Why resist?

The architectural firm Yoonseux Architectes, founded by the Franco-Korean duo Kyunglan Yoon and Philippe Seux, has just delivered the Élisabeth Badinter School Group, an intervention that attracts attention and contributes to the revival of industrial wasteland in Asnières-sur -Seine (92).

In Paris, a stone's throw from the Ourcq canal (19th arrondissement), the aqma architectural firm has completely redesigned the interior of a 70 square meter apartment. Visit.

In Porto, Portugal, the Costa Lima Arquitectos agency has just delivered an apartment of 181 square meters which stands out for its atypical layout. 

Contemporary photographers sublimate architecture through photos published on their Instagram account. Here are four inspiring profiles to discover on the social network and to follow without further delay.

Ré architecture has renovated a former 170 square meter premises to accommodate the new offices of Valentin Studio. In this rehabilitation project, the architects have chosen to reveal the potential of the existing building by playing on volumes and materials. Overview.