Des Signes created a new visual identity for Paris Musées, the public institution uniting 14 museums of the City of Paris. The design centers on a square stamp-like logo that can open and multiply, symbolizing the diversity and unity of the museum network. The project established a flexible graphic system and launched the institution’s new communication materials.
Des Signes created a new visual identity for Paris Musées, the organization managing the museums of the City of Paris. The project involved developing a cohesive graphic system, custom typography, and printed materials such as the 'Pass Collector' to unify the institution’s communication.
A Practice for Everyday Life designed a fanzine-style publication to accompany the Linder: Femme/Objet exhibition at the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris. Combining glossy magazine paper and newsprint with tape binding, the publication reflects Linder’s early DIY aesthetic while presenting her imagery, interviews, and essays. An updated bilingual edition was later produced for the exhibition’s showing in Hannover.
Snøhetta collaborated with Chatillon Architectes to renovate the historic Musée Carnavalet in Paris, enhancing the visitor experience while preserving the museum’s heritage. The project introduced new furniture, monumental staircases, and a minimalist modular wayfinding system that complements the museum’s ornate interiors.