Design Parade 7: The finalists

Through 30 September, the works of ten young designers shortlisted for the international design festival Design Parade 7 are on display in the vaulted ceiling rooms at Villa Noailles.

Through 30 September, the works of the ten young designers shortlisted for the international design festival Design Parade 7 are on display in the vaulted ceiling rooms at Villa Noailles, Hyères. This year, the Grand Prize was awarded to French-Swiss designer Julie Richoz for her Bouleau series; the audience-decided Public Prize was awarded to French designer Marc Sarrazin, who presented Réveils.

The majority of the remaining shortlisted designers are French: Sibylle Delclaux, Fanette Pesch, Fanny Dora, Maxence Loisson de Guinaumont, Lili Gayman and Michel Giesbrecht. Finalist Henny van Nistelrooy comes from the Netherlands, and Giorgia Zanellato from Italy.

The jury for the Grand Prix this year reunited François Azambourg, Fernando Amat, Lionel Blaisse, Giulio Cappellini, Paloma Canizares, Jean-Baptiste Fastrez, Galerie kreo's Didier Krzentowski, Inga Sempé, and past winners Raymond Guidot and Brynjar Sigurdarson.

Through 30 September 2012
Design Parade 7. Festival International de Design
From 14:00 to 19:00
Fridays from 16:00 to 22:00
Villa Noailles, France
Top: Henny van
Nistelrooy, <em>Revolver</em> shelf. Photo by Stefan Zander. Above:  Julie
Richoz, <em>Bouleau</em> series.
Photo by Julie Richoz
Top: Henny van Nistelrooy, Revolver shelf. Photo by Stefan Zander. Above: Julie Richoz, Bouleau series. Photo by Julie Richoz
Michel Giesbrecht, <em>Balloo Collection</em>. Photo by Michel Giesbrecht
Michel Giesbrecht, Balloo Collection. Photo by Michel Giesbrecht
Maxence Loisson de
Guinaumont, <em>Beach Carpet</em>. Photo by Maxence Loisson de
Guinaumont
Maxence Loisson de Guinaumont, Beach Carpet. Photo by Maxence Loisson de Guinaumont
 Giorgia
Zanellato, <em>Net Cabane</em>. Photo by FABRICA
Giorgia Zanellato, Net Cabane. Photo by FABRICA
Lili
Gayman, <em>Persiennes</em>. Photo by ECAL 2011
Lili Gayman, Persiennes. Photo by ECAL 2011
Sibylle Delclaux, <em>Objets sans âge</em>. Photo by Sibylle Delclaux
Sibylle Delclaux, Objets sans âge. Photo by Sibylle Delclaux
Fanette Pesch, <em>Gamme flexible</em>. Photo by Véronique
Huyghe, Ensci/Les
Ateliers, Paris
Fanette Pesch, Gamme flexible. Photo by Véronique Huyghe, Ensci/Les Ateliers, Paris
Fanny
Dora, <em>Daedaleas</em>. Photo by Charles Negre,
ECAL 2011
Fanny Dora, Daedaleas. Photo by Charles Negre, ECAL 2011
Marc
Sarrazin, <em>Rêveils</em>. Photo by Claire Lavabre
Marc Sarrazin, Rêveils. Photo by Claire Lavabre

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