In 2011, the first "Nouvelle Vague" exhibit showed the work of five up-and-coming designers during the Salone del Mobile; the exhibition subsequently traveled to New York, Tel Aviv, Toronto and other cities across the globe, and the designers represented went on to be distinguished with several awards. During the 2013 Salone del Mobile, Cédric Morisset curated "Nouvelle Vague 2. The French Domestic Landscape", showcasing the work of five new faces: Pauline Deltour, Guillaume Delvigne, François Dumas, Victoria Wilmotte and Dan Yeffet.
For the first time each of them presented entirely new creations — free edition prototypes, small production and new editions —, radically different from each other but united in a spirit of complicity and solidarity. "These designers are outlining the new contours of the French domestic landscape," the curator implies, "whilst their creations form a manifesto for the freedom of expression and to take initiative."