After several months of renovation, Le Jacquard Français reopens its historic Madeleine boutique, located at 12 rue du Chevalier de Saint-George in the heart of Paris’s 1st arrondissement

At the Maison&Objet trade show, Le Jacquard Français took part in Suite 2046 - Past Reveals Future, an installation designed by Rudy Guénaire, offering a poetic, sensitive, and forward-looking vision of the hospitality of tomorrow. Designed as a timeless room, Suite 2046 offered visitors an immersive experience, inviting them to slow down, observe, and feel. The space was built around essential notions such as intimacy, memory, and emotion, with each element playing a full part in the narrative. Materials, light, and volumes interacted to create a suspended atmosphere conducive to contemplation. In this context, textiles played a central role. Le Jacquard Français supported this project by creating custom-made silk textiles: a bed set and a tablecloth, specially developed for the installation. As true elements of decor and storytelling, these creations reinforced the sensory dimension of the space, while highlighting the precision of the craft and the richness of textile expertise. This collaboration was born out of a dialogue based on trust between artistic vision and artisanal excellence. It illustrates our desire to make textiles a medium of expression in their own right, capable of supporting ambitious and meaningful creative projects.

For Paris Déco Home, our Paris boutique is transforming into a space for contemplation and emotion, hosting a unique art installation created by designer and artist Arnold d'Alger. Entitled Winter in Gérardmer, this immersive creation draws its inspiration from the winter landscapes of the Vosges, the region where the House was founded. Textiles become a true space for expression, revealing their full narrative and sensory power. Spread across large drapes and bedding designed to resemble a landscape, the installation reveals a discreet and poetic fauna that seems to emerge gently from a snowy setting. The windows extend this dreamlike atmosphere with subtle lighting effects, inviting passersby to slow down and enter this hushed universe. Between silence, matter, and light, L'Hiver à Gérardmer offers a timeless interlude in the heart of Paris. A textile immersion where craftsmanship, territory, and emotion intersect, faithful to the DNA of Jacquard Français. Installation on display until January 31.