Paris Design Week: "Le Labyrinthe" by Jérémy Pradier-Jeauneau

To coincide with Paris Design Week and the European Heritage Days, Jérémy Pradier-Jeauneau is taking over the Hôtel de la Marine with Le Labyrinthe, a monumental installation combining contemporary design, arts and crafts and French heritage in a unique immersive scenography.

With Le Labyrinthe, Jérémy Pradier-Jeauneau presents a sensitive and poetic installation, conceived as a journey in three chapters between the main courtyard, the ceremonial rooms and the loggia of the Hôtel de la Marine.

It's a vibrant tribute to French craftsmanship and design, to the myth of Daedalus and to the history of the building itself, which was the Garde-Meuble de la Couronne in the late 18th century.

Conceived as a film, the installation tells the story of heroes and heroines who struggle against events and against themselves, and end up gaining height before achieving happiness.

Jérémy Pradier-Jeauneau embodies a new generation of French designers at the crossroads of design, art and exceptional craftsmanship. After starting his career in French cinema as a producer and development manager, he turned to the world of design and founded the Pradier-Jeauneau gallery, at 32 rue de Verneuil in Paris.

Through this atypical and demanding space, he defends a sensitive, narrative and committed vision of design, which he expresses through exhibitions, furniture editions, prestigious collaborations (Monoprix, Isabelle Stanislas, Carine Roitfeld) and high-profile appearances at international fairs such as PAD Paris and the Salone del Mobile in Milan.

In 2024, he launched his first furniture collection as a designer, confirming his singular approach to 'collectible design', in which each piece engages with heritage, cinema, literature and collective memory. Between visual poetry and formal radicalism, his universe blends influences from Le Fantôme de l'Opéra, Pierrot le Fou and Pierre Chareau.

In 2025, he took over the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris with Le Labyrinthe, his first monumental solo project. Conceived as an immersion in a poetic and contemporary labyrinth, this installation pays homage to French creation and to the great narratives, from Daedalus to the present day. It's his way of pushing back the boundaries between gallery, museum, theatre and daydream.

WITH THE SUPPORT OF

LeboncoinBaccaratMariafloraElitisParis design weeket Pradier-Jeauneau

WITH THE COLLABORATION OF

Adèle CollectionsAtelier LorenziAteliers RacinesHors studioLe Lit NationalMaison Louis-Marie VincentPhelippeau tapissierPhilippe HurelStaff Espaces Volumes

WITH THE PARTICIPATION OF

Carine Roitfeld ParfumsCirque d'Hiver BouglioneFermobGalerie Scène OuverteMarc-Antoine BarroisNathalie Franchini communicationTikamoon

WITH WORKS BY

Anais VindelChangKi ChungJohanna de ClissonPierre Louis Graizon