"While Fashion Week has wrapped, Paris's design scene keeps up the tempo. The third edition of Design Miami/Paris lands October 21-26 at the 18th-century L'Hôtel de Maisons, once Karl Lagerfeld's Left Bank residence. Meanwhile, Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais October 24-26. Beyond the fairs themselves, the city will be alive with special exhibitions and pop-ups, from a rose-drenched secret restaurant in an old garage (courtesy of India Mahdavi) to a centennial salute to Art Deco at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs."
"From October 21 through 26, five repoussé brass animal sculptures-among them an elephant, tortoise, and tiger- will nest in the gardens of L'Hôtel de Maisons, recalling Indian fables. "Each of these sculptures is functional," says Goyal, who encourages visitors to engage with them using all the senses. Tolaas adds scent, diffused lightly to trigger memory and reflection. Visitors will receive booklets containing texts, drawings, and a small, coin-shaped talisman as a keepsake."
Design Miami/Paris takes place October 21-26 at the 18th-century L'Hôtel de Maisons, showcasing contemporary design in a historic Left Bank setting. Art Basel Paris returns to the Grand Palais October 24-26, anchoring a busy week of fairs. The Future Perfect presents "The Soul Garden" by Vikram Goyal with Sissel Tolaas, featuring five repoussé brass animal sculptures with scent and sensory engagement, booklets, and daily readings. India Mahdavi stages a rose-drenched secret restaurant in an old garage. The Musée des Arts Décoratifs marks a centennial salute to Art Deco. Apple presents a Designers of Tomorrow talent showcase curated with Design Miami.
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