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The FRENCH DESIGN 100 Festival

La French Touch is a partner of the second edition of FRENCH DESIGN 100, the prize which aims to promote French Design internationally.

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What is the FRENCH DESIGN 100?

The FRENCH DESIGN 100, the only design prize in France rewarding the international action of its creators, has set itself the task of selecting the 100 design projects for objects (furniture, decoration, etc.) and spaces (hotels, shops , restaurants ...) that shine the French Touch in the world.

For its second edition, this prize is placed under the high patronage of Mr. Emmanuel Macron, President of the French Republic. It will celebrate 100 winners at a month-long digital festival. From January 2022, the list will be gradually unveiled, online, at the rate of 5 winners per day, by the members of the international jury and some great partner personalities.

100 laureates

Divided into 20 categories, the projects are not classified but reveal a desire to establish a current panorama of the diversity of profiles who participate in the influence of French design in the world.
The rewarded objects and spaces are part of a sustainable innovation approach, show balance, display with panache, never lack daring, underline the synergy between creativity and industry, are placed under the sign of the he cultural openness, celebrates the French Art de vivre, denotes exceptional know-how, perpetuates a rich heritage, shines with their elegance and their ultimate, inimitable touch of luxury inseparable from French design.

5 winners will be revealed every day from Monday to Friday, for a month, between January 20 and February 20, 2022.

See you in January to discover the winners on:

@LEFRENCHDESIGN

LEFRENCHDESIGN.ORG

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