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The guided tour of the Made in Situ exhibition offers an immersion into the world of designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance and an in-depth discovery of his "situated design" approach. Accompanied by a lecturer, visitors receive interpretive keys to understand how territories, artisanal craftsmanship, and materials come together to give birth to unique creations.
Across seven collections of furniture and objects, the tour explores the richness of materials and techniques: ceramics, cork, bronze, carved wood, schist, and painted tiles. The guided tour sheds light on the creative process of Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance and the close ties he has forged with artisans, nature, and territories since the inception of Made in Situ in Portugal in 2017.
Presented in an immersive scenography, the contemporary creations engage in a dialogue with remarkable pieces from the Mobilier national collections. The tour allows visitors to decipher these parallels between heritage and contemporary creation and to question, through objects, our relationship with nature.
A multisensory and enriching experience to discover design and fine craft in a new light.