Creators and partnerships

Author of books, paper engineer, graphic designer, illustrator, art director, scenographer at the Philharmonie de Paris, Radio France for temporary exhibitions. He collaborates with the Réunion de Musées Nationaux, and the Musée d'Orsay to create a collection of wooden toys and design objects inspired by the sculptor François Pompon, made in France by the wooden toy brand Vilac.

From drawing to sculpture, from installation to photography and from writing to performance, Jean-Michel Othoniel has, since the end of the 1980s, invented a universe with multiple contours. Today, his works take on an architectural dimension and are often found in gardens or historical sites, such as the "Théorème de Narcisse" at the Petit Palais or the "Rose du Louvre" at the Louvre Museum.

Her poetic works appeal to collectors looking for unique and singular pieces, and she works closely with cultural institutions, companies, department stores and boutiques in France. Handmade in her studio, each sculpture is signed, numbered, and delivered with a certificate of authenticity.

JR owns the largest art gallery in the world. Using the technique of photographic collage, he exhibits freely on walls around the world, attracting the attention of those who do not usually visit museums. In 2016, JR was invited by the Louvre where he made the pyramid disappear with a surprising anamorphosis.

Antoine Corbineau is a French designer born in 1982. Since graduating from Camberwell College of Arts in London and the École supérieure des arts décoratifs in Strasbourg, he has worked with major brands, newspapers and advertising agencies around the world. His colorful and often strikingly complex work has already proved popular with companies and organizations around the world.

Marin Montagut, a young illustrator with a refined and colorful graphic style, eternal lover of Paris, and its French gardens, has passionately embarked on iconographic research to give "his" version of the gardens of Versailles, poetic and luminous, populated with animals, fleurs, orange trees, umbrellas... and with acidulous colors.

Ines de la Fressange is considered by the world as the icon of Parisian Chic. She is the artistic director of the brand that bears her name and all the product lines are in her image: simple, elegant and tasteful. And all of them carry her smile and her joy of living...

The Skateroom collaborates with leading contemporary art artists to create democratically priced art editions of the iconic counterculture medium: skateboarding. They are also behind a social initiative, donating a portion of their revenues to the NGO "Skateistan", which provides children and youth with access to education and skateboarding programs in Afghanistan, Cambodia and South Africa.

From generation to generation, Barbapapa continues to seduce and make the little ones dream. This is another opportunity for parents and grandparents to rediscover the heroes of their childhood and share their memories with their own children. But what does a meeting between the Barbapapa and the biggest museum in the world look like?

On the occasion of the renovation of its spaces and the new presentation of the prestigious masterpieces of its collection, the Musée de l'Orangerie and the Réunion des Musées Nationaux - Grand Palais have invited PAPIER TIGRE, a troublion of contemporary stationery, to imagine a line of creative, poetic and arty stationery.

VILAC is the French online specialist in wooden toys and games for children. Wooden toys last, day after day, year after year. Natural and durable, wood is a material of character and pleasant to the touch. Vilac transforms wood into toys full of fantasy!

A French brand of French manufacture. Each collection sees the birth of a selection of original refined illustrations and universes that are singular with unique pieces. Maison Baluchon, it is a reasoned local and artisanal manufacture.

Travel, fashion, design and architecture are all sources of inspiration for the designers who create new collections every season. Bangles of all colors, minimalist shapes and a crazy modernity! In fine gold and lacquered, bracelets, cuffs and bangles adorn your wrists for a bangle effect but not bling!

Bringing works of art to life in the city, crossing paths with mythical characters from legendary paintings in Parisian places trodden by city dwellers, lovers, and tourists, this is the spirit intended by GANGZAÏ for this new poetic and artistic collection created in collaboration with the RMN - Grand Palais for the Louvre Museum.

Mon Petit Art gathers creators, designers and illustrators imagining objects and toys in a playful and funny spirit. As a small creative company, Mon Petit Art awakens the imagination of children and enriches this small world of fantasy. For the Château de Versailles, Mon Petit Art has imagined a complete collection of creative games featuring the castle, its characters and plot.

For several years this creative studio has been developing children's imagination through cardboard constructions. Regular partner of Petit H - Hermès, Studio ROOF honors design and poetry in each of its creations. They have joined forces with the RMN - Grand Palais to bring back to life the King's Menagerie, the first major project of Louis XIV when he arrived at the Château de Versailles. In an ethical concern, the cardboard used is recycled and the inks are vegetable-based.

Museoteca specializes in print-on-demand services for museums and cultural institutions offering on-demand digital reproductions of artworks and other images of the highest quality available.

A French brand created in 1977 by Thomas Lettman, Petit Jour Paris calls upon many illustrators to develop its collections. For the RMN - Grand Palais, Soledad had fun drawing the Sun King and Marie-Antoinette in their universe.

Miffy is a little rabbit famous all over the world. His father, the Dutch illustrator Dick Bruna, has been seducing children and their parents since the 60's with his animals with simplified shapes and large primary colors. Miffy has a lot of friends (Boris, Barbara...) and every day they change their clothes!

Les Néréides Paris has created Marie-Antoinette jewellery for the Rmn-GP, taking up the stylistic characteristics that the queen chose in 1787 to redecorate her boudoir at the Petit Trianon.

A child of the Canal Saint-Martin, Medecine Douce was born in 2000 under the impulse of Marie Montaud. After numerous collaborations with big names in fashion, the brand is now located on rue de Marseille in Paris, in a space that includes a workshop and a boutique, like the lungs of the same body. Exclusively for the Musée d'Orsay, Medecine Douce has designed two collections inspired by architectural motifs emblematic of the building and its history.