FOCUS/26
On the occasion of Focus/26 at Design Centre Chelsea Harbour, Maison Lelièvre presented its latest collections in its London showroom, enhanced by a carefully curated setting that brought its textile creations into dialogue with furniture by Duvivier Canapés and Right Ambience Interiors.
Paris Design Week 2026
On the occasion of Paris Design Week 2026, Maison Lelièvre presented its new fabric and rug collection « Empreintes », created in collaboration with Maison LELEU, its latest High Performance fabric collection, and « Première Lumière », an exclusive rug collection imagined in collaboration with artist Julie Fuillet.
"Le Design Défilé" - L'Ameublement français
As part of Milan Design Week 2026, Le Design Défilé, led by the French Living in Motion collective and l’Ameublement français, presents a contemporary vision of French design centered on movement, the body, and time, conceived by JAKOB+MACFARLANE ARCHITECTS.
Duvivier Canapés showcases iconic pieces enhanced by Lelièvre Paris fabrics, creating a dialogue of materials and contrasts within a scenography focused on innovation, craftsmanship, and sustainability.
“AUREA” by Maison Numéro 20
As part of Milan Design Week 2026 (Salone del Mobile.Milano), the exhibition “AUREA” by Maison Numéro 20, designed by Oscar Lucien Ono, imagines a fictional hotel where architecture becomes a sensory narrative, between memory and projection.
Maison Lelièvre textiles play a central role, shaping the different spaces within the installation. From the Cosmic Cabinet to the Midnight Bar, and from the Copper Garden to the Olfactorium, they accompany each universe through a play of materials, textures, and tones, creating a seamless and immersive continuity between atmospheres.
Nilufar Grand Hotel
On the occasion of Milan Design Week (Salone del Mobile.Milano) 2026, the Nilufar Grand Hotel by NILUFAR Gallery transforms the Nilufar Depot into an immersive, hospitality-inspired universe where objects become central protagonists and design is reinterpreted through curated storytelling. Conceived by Nina Yashar, the installation bridges contemporary and vintage design while showcasing the distinctive craftsmanship of Nilufar Edition.
Maison Lelièvre contributes its textile expertise across several areas of the scenography. Through a refined exploration of materials, textures, and harmonies, it enhances vintage pieces and creates subtle dialogues between spaces, bringing a coherent, elegant, and contemporary sensitivity to the overall experience.
"Faire Ensemble" - Crafting the French Art de Vivre by Manufactures nationales
As part of the “Faire Ensemble” exhibition by the Manufactures nationales, presented during Milan Design Week 2026, Lelièvre Paris, Duvivier Canapés, and Faïencerie de Gien celebrate the excellence of French craftsmanship. Through a contemporary scenography, Duvivier’s iconic S3T4 collection, reinterpreted by Lelièvre Paris with the CANNAGE fabric, enters into dialogue with the emblematic creations of Faïencerie de Gien, illustrating the encounter between heritage, design, and exceptional craftsmanship.
Lelièvre Paris & Maison Leleu unveil "Empreintes"
PARIS DÉCO OFF 2026
For Paris Déco Off 2026, Maison Lelièvre (Lelièvre Paris, Quenin, Tassinari & Chatel) presented its new fabric and rugs collections — a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and timeless elegance.
Held in the Pagode of C.T.Loo, an exceptional, history-filled venue at the very heart of Paris, attendees discovered a scenography created by Edgar Jayet, remastering the spirit of the house.
Lelièvre Paris x TALKA : HÉRA Lamp
Premiered at Paris Design Week 2025, HÉRA marks the first collaboration between TALKA and Lelièvre Paris. Sculpted in stone and featuring a lampshade in Lelièvre fabrics, this lamp emits a soft, timeless light. It was presented as part of TALKA’s “Matières Nobles” pop-up, an event celebrating the dialogue between noble materials and artisanal expertise.
Les Ateliers d’art des grands magasins, vitrines de l’Art déco
The Bibliothèque Forney sheds light on a lesser-known facet of the 1925 International Exhibition with Les Ateliers d’art des grands magasins, vitrines de l’Art déco. Maison Lelièvre contributes to this retrospective by lending archival pieces from the Tassinari & Chatel collection: lampas, damasks and brocatelles created between 1911 and 1924 after designs by Paul Follot and Maurice Dufrène, highlighting the boldness of Lyon’s ateliers and the renewal of French decorative arts. The exhibition is on view until 28 February 2026.