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EXPOSURE
Paris Design Week
2025


COLLECTION
The Framework - Hybridization

Totem claustra, hand-tufted wool by artist Andrée Bracq, exhibited at Paris Design Week 2025, Factory space, Joseph gallery. Part of the La Trame hybridization collection. Interior design and architectural textile studio for residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.
Totem claustra, hand-tufted wool by artist Andrée Bracq, exhibited at Paris Design Week 2025, Factory space, Joseph gallery. Part of the La Trame hybridization collection. Interior design and architectural textile studio for residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.

Exposure

Paris Design Week 2025

September 4-13, 2025

Photo credit:

c_studio.b.helle

Andrée Bracq Studio presents the second series of the La Trame collection.

La Trame – Hybridization , gives volume to the motifs by exploring verticality to create totem-claustras and suspended textile sculptures.

Tufted wool is freed from its surface function to become a sculptural and spatial element, capable of structuring space, filtering light and interacting with architecture.

Textiles then become a constructive material in dialogue with other materials, patterns become structure, surfaces unfold in space.

The term "hybridization" thus refers to both the association of materials, the creation of new functions and the deliberate blurring of boundaries between art, design, furniture and decorative element.

Paris Design Week Factory

Joseph Gallery

116 Rue de Turenne 75013 Paris

Photo credits:

C_greg.sevaz

Andrée Bracq, interior designer in Lille in the Hauts-de-France region.

Textile designer and artist. Hospitality, retail and residential.

Hand-tufted rugs and architectural textiles, a collection of unique pieces, design craft collectibles.

© 2026 by Aurélie Andrée Bracq

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