The French artist clears the concept of “décoralité”, that is to say “the strength acquired by an object when it is inside, the decor, new range, new color, new weights, new destiny.” Until May 19

Love of minimalism and zen, and a universe of black, white and gray, you might not like. Signed Aldo Bakker, Campana Brothers, Miguel Chevalier, Check Diallo, Janette Laverrière, Tomas Libertiny, Ifeanyi Oganwu, Paola Petrobelli, Pierre Paulin, Studio Job and Maryam Mahdavi, and directed by the latter, the twelve original pieces of art and design want a response, or better, an antidote against the chromo-phobia. The designer and creator have fun with no holds barred part of childhood and womanhood that spread over four tables of initiation: birth, adolescence, adulthood and confessions. Until June 15

The future has long been a powerful source of inspiration for the arts and ancient writings. A real journey through the time of the creation, exhibition tent a transversal approach to this artistic round trip between past and future. It is organized around three converging axes: Retro-futurism, steampunk and archéomodernisme. Until May 26

The venerable house settles for three years at M-A30 from Boulogne-Billancourt and reveals a little-known creations. Between 1910 and 1938, Christofle publishes collections of objects of art playing on the color and effects of metals such as bronze, and pewter and brassware. Renewed each year during the time, the most beautiful art deco pieces from this period are deployed in a setting inspired by a major work preserved in the museum.

Led by Aurélia Lanson and Séverine van Wersch, Fateditions previews a new collection of furniture designed by Rodrigo Almeida. Famous for its aesthetic interpretation of the cultural influences of his country, the Brazilian designer worked with Maison Christian Lacroix for the implementation of three key pieces. In tandem with Sacha Walckhoff, artistic director of the brand, he worked on precious fabrics and embroidery. It’s about how French culture was introduced, adapted and replayed in Brazilian culture. Until May 19

Carte blanche to Philippe Katherine. Cinema, music, literature, visual arts ... The protean artist offers a first exhibition on the theme of personal and collective introspection, inspired by the lyrics of a song by Julien Baer: “As a pineapple I spent my life half sliced, half full.” Staged in a series of diptychs, celebrities - including Katherine, appear and disappear over the tables. This set of seven errors revisited questions of appearances, the value of absence, and the dictatorship of public figures. Until June 2

Gallery Bensimon, the pulse of innovative and refreshing design, has taken up residence in the chic Bon Marché spaces. On the spot are the works of young talents, “The Limited Edition”, an innovative line of eight signed pieces. On the passageway, designer Jose Levy has rendered a subjective reinterpretation of Zen, surely in thanks and respect to his recent sojourn at the Villa Kujoyama. Until May 5

Through 300 exceptional works, the course of Schneider, a 12th century family of the Lorraine who made their fortune in the glass industry, is carefully traced. The exhibition highlights the techniques of the house, its decoration to the extraordinary colors of genius, but also their evolution in time. Until May 28

The first retrospective of the work of the world’s highest-paid artist gathers 70 works: paintings, sculptures of 90 years, showcases and other curio cabinets, and two major facilities: In and Out of Love in 1991, which has not been exposed in its entirety since its inception, and Pharmacy 1992. A tribute to the enfant terrible of contemporary art will be held at the London Festival 2012, the Cultural Olympiad organized in parallel Olympics, enough to confirm his reputation for marketing and business. Until September 9

The post-war until today, the best of British design through a magnifying glass over the past sixty years, the artists were born, formed and installed in the UK and produced works that were received with international acclaim. Fashion, architecture, furniture, art, design, ceramics, industrial design and photography: the exhibition highlights their evolution up to 2012 and turns they take today. Until August 12

40-year evolution of video games as an artistic medium. Graphics, narration, interactivity and technology have become increasingly sophisticated. Through 80 games in part selected by the public, the exhibition traces the five historical periods of development and pays tribute to artists who have contributed: early pioneers to contemporary designers. Until September 30

To honor exclusively Israeli design. Program: 42 designers, including Daniel Gassner and Ori Saidi (Ototo), Itamar Burstein, Alon Shoavi, Asaf Hanuka, Yaron Shine, Shelly Satat and Elon Kombor (CoupleOf). Jewelry, industrial design, textile, fashion, visual communication and digital... All actors, from different backgrounds, each have two works. Created ten years apart, they form a tandem that tries to capture the development of work of each artist. Until May 19

As part of the centenary of the birth of the Danish master, and with the complicity of One Collection, which publishes all the furniture designed by Finn Juhl from 1930 to the late '60s, this exhibition aims to touch on some of his most masterful creations. There is an opportunity to really appreciate the fine detail of this furniture moving towards an admiration of his watercolors and other original sketches of the modernist artist, an architect by training. Until 31 December

A leader in Belgian design. His humanistic approach comes from an obsession: allow people to take the time to be together. Not furniture but “Tools for Togetherness”. From his youth in the creation to the pioneer “Extremis”, questions have always animated his work, and the trajectory of this visionary is dissected here. An emblematic incarnation of his philosophy: the classic Gargantua, a round table with built-in benches built and adjustable heights. Until June 3