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Maison Lelièvre renews its partnership with Lisa Bravi and Romain Joly, who have been given carte blanche for the 2025 edition of the Design Parade. This collaboration continues the dialogue initiated in 2024, when we had the pleasure of supporting them in the realization of their project "Mistralou", for which they received the Chanel Visual Merchandising Prize.
The adventure continues with this new edition, where they are presenting a project alongside the 19M maisons d’art.

For this new installation, entitled "État des lieux", Lisa Bravi, visual artist, and Romain Joly, scenographic designer, offer a poetic interpretation of a space marked by time. Blending trompe-l’œil textiles inspired by antique tapestries with sculpted, pleated cardboard crafted by Maison Lognon, they create a delicate setting, where visible traces and suggested silences intertwine.

On the occasion of the Révélations Biennial, held from May 21 to 25, 2025 at the Grand Palais, Maison Hurel is showcasing an exceptional collaboration with Tassinari & Chatel, a gem of Maison Lelièvre and a company recognized with the “Living Heritage Company” label.

Born from the meeting of two rare crafts, this collaboration celebrates the finest in French artisanal excellence. The exquisite embroideries of Maison Hurel elevate the exceptional silks crafted by Tassinari & Chatel, enhancing the richness of their colors and amplifying the refinement of their details and materials. Here, embroidery becomes accent, echo, and reinvention—embodying a timeless elegance where tradition serves as a foundation for innovation.

On the occasion of the exhibition "Worth. Inventer la haute couture", presented by the Petit Palais, Maison Lelièvre is proud to highlight the legacy of excellence embodied by Tassinari & Chatel, prestigious silk manufacturer since 1680.

For this unique exhibition, the Maison has loaned a selection of precious archival pieces: historical fabric samples and technical design drawings (mises en carte), authentic witnesses to the ancestral savoir-faire of the Lyon silk-weaving tradition. These documents enrich the exhibition's scenography and offer a better understanding of the exquisite materials that once adorned the elegant clients of Charles Frederick Worth, a visionary couturier and true pioneer of haute couture.

Featured on the exhibition poster: an exquisite tea-gown by Worth (around 1897), crafted from a Tassinari & Chatel fabric – a green satin-ground silk with blue cut velvet motifs, mechanical cotton lace, and a lining of iridescent green and blue silk taffeta.

The exhibition is on view until September 7, 2025.

On the occasion of the Osaka 2025 World Expo, under the creative direction of José Lévy for the France Pavilion, Duvivier Canapés has re-issued the iconic S3T4 collection, designed by Joseph-André Motte.

This exceptional project has transformed a forgotten 1967 design into a contemporary piece of furniture, brought to life under José Lévy’s artistic direction.

Conceived for the partner lounges, the S3T4 sofas are enhanced by Lelièvre Paris fabrics, adding elegance, texture, and a strong sense of character. The result highlights both the modularity and the timeless modernity of these historic pieces.

For Milan Design Week 2025, Lelièvre Paris is proud to partner with Monde Singulier to unveil "2093", the first furniture collection by Garance Vallée.

Through an immersive scenography, 2093 explores the bedroom as an intimate and symbolic space. Secret drawers, inner alcoves, dim lighting—where soft materials meet radically contemporary metal, bridging artisanal craftsmanship and a digital future. A bold, visionary approach to collectible design, where tradition and innovation intertwine.

For Milan Design Week 2025, Lelièvre Paris and Duvivier Canapés join forces to celebrate French craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and contemporary design.

This collaboration brings together the exceptional textile expertise of Lelièvre Paris and the high-end furniture savoir-faire of Duvivier Canapés, showcased through a refined scenography at LABÒ. Iconic pieces such as the SF103, the Arsène collection, and the Barbara line from Duvivier Canapés will be dressed in fabrics from Lelièvre Paris’ Métamorphose collection.

The Haddou-Dufourcq studio unveils its very first furniture collection exclusively for Monde Singulier.

Discover TRAMA, a collection where material and light interact in perfect harmony, enhanced by Lelièvre Paris fabrics, which adorn both the furniture and the exhibition’s scenography.

Maison Lelièvre welcomes Parisian architecture studio A.S.L to its Rue du Mail showroom.

Among the selection of furniture by A.S.L, discover the 2-seater Sofa, in a new version, dressed in our RIGA corduroy in the warm Chaudron color.