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Harriet Thorpe

Marion Vignal on curating sensation-oriented experiences in 20th century French interiors at Maison Bernard

Maison Bernard.

This summer, the bubble architecture of the 1970s Maison Bernard, designed by Antti Lovag on the French Riviera, was illuminated by sound, dance, ceramics, sculpture and design pieces. From bedspreads to benches, each were carefully crafted and curated in response to the organic, ecological and extrovert spirit of the house. In a world full of distractions, the exhibition was specially designed to connect visitors to a moment in time; intimate viewings were accompanied by story-telling guides framing architectural history alongside contemporary issues, with no photography allowed for a focused and meditative journey..

Xavier Veilhan at Maison Bernard © Yves Gellie (Image credit: XAVIER VEILHAN © Yves Gellie)
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