France

Re-christened Studio 1860, the factory was bought by the founder of the French furniture brand in 1892, and will now house rare Ligne Roset pieces, among other uses

By Anna Solomon Published 10 February 25

Villejuif-Gustave Roussy is part of the new Grand Paris Express, a transport network that will raise the architectural profile of the Paris suburbs

By Anna Solomon Published 3 February 25

A diminutive of the Italian word for family, Miglia is a cosy trattoria radiating warmth, friendliness, and traditional flavours

By Sofia de la Cruz Published 1 February 25

Wallpaper* speaks to Palestinian architects AAU Anastas about their glass and sound installation at Ruinart and looks back on a pivotal year

By Ali Morris Published 29 January 25

The design year has officially begun with the launch of Maison et Objet. Our on-the-ground correspondent reports on its standout moments

By Anna Sansom Published 20 January 25

Loulou, the new Courchevel restaurant inspired by Yves Saint Laurent’s muse, is playfully elevated by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac’s pop art branding

By Simon Mills Published 16 January 25

Formafantasma and Perrier Jouët unveil the first project in their ‘Cohabitare’ initiative, ‘not only a work of art but also a contribution to the ecosystem’

By Henrietta Thompson Published 19 December 24

Maison 3 is an enigmatic space with a sensual atmosphere brought to life by the French studio Les Beaux Jours Architectures

By Fabienne Dupuis Published 3 December 24

The Carré d'Art in Nîmes, France, spotlights the work of Aleksandra Kasuba and Marija Olšauskaitė, as part of a nationwide celebration of Lithuanian culture

By Will Jennings Published 18 November 24

A landmark Christofle exhibition opens today at Paris’ Musées Des Arts Décoratifs and is the first monographic show dedicated to French silverware house

By Minako Norimatsu Published 15 November 24

The Mosaic Factory x Zyva furniture collection is an ode to cartoons and the 1980s, its terrazzo tiles’ confetti-like detail nodding to the Memphis design movement

By Dominic Lutyens Published 10 November 24

Renault's '4 Movements' accompanied the R4 E-Tech at the 2024 Paris Motor Show; the clutch of sleek machines will bring innovative electrification to air, sea and water

By Jonathan Bell Published 19 October 24

A new timber tower brings wood architecture into sharp focus in Paris and highlights ways to craft buildings that are both sustainable and look great: we spoke to project architects LAN, and explore the genre through further examples

By Amy Serafin Published 19 October 24

The newly opened Ducasse Baccarat restaurant – at the crystal house’s Paris mansion – offers not just a culinary experience but a cultural encounter

By Minako Norimatsu Published 19 October 24

This overhauled chalet in the French Alps blends traditional forms with a highly bespoke interior

By Jonathan Bell Published 6 October 24

‘We Will Survive' at Mudac in Lausanne, introduces us to the ‘prepper movement’, and demonstrates that we are a resilient species. Or we are doing our utmost to be as prepared as is humanly possible for disasters of all scales

By Hugo Macdonald Published 27 September 24

La Grande Motte and its utopian modernist dreams, as seen through the lens of photographers Laurent Kronental and Charly Broyez, who spectacularly captured the 20th-century resort community in the south of France

By Ellie Stathaki Published 25 September 24

‘My pieces have seductive intentions,’ says Lucas Bauer as his first jewellery collection, ‘Hyphos’, celebrates organic forms

By Hannah Silver Published 20 September 24

Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain has plans for a new building in Paris, working with architect Jean Nouvel

By Ellie Stathaki Published 17 September 24

Simone Rocha, among creatives invited by Wallpaper* guest editor Laila Gohar to share meaningful dining memories, recalls happy evenings at a mountainside haunt near Nice

By Hugo Macdonald Published 15 September 24

Tempe à Pailla is a modernist villa in the French Riviera brimming with history, originally designed by architect Eileen Gray and extended by late British painter Graham Sutherland

By Tianna Williams Published 5 September 24

For the 50th anniversary of Villa Benkemoun in Arles, a new exhibition critically explores the year of 1974 through contemporary and historic artworks that antagonise the optimism of its design

By Harriet Thorpe Published 4 September 24

Marion Vignal's non-profit Genius Loci seeks to discover new insights and reflections on heritage through artistic site specific experiences

By Harriet Thorpe Published 6 August 24

The French electric motorbike brand has created five sport-inspired editions as a way of marking Paris 2024 and the arrival of DAB Custom Studio

By Jonathan Bell Published 6 August 24