L’Atelier du Vin at Paris Design Week 2026
From 10 to 19 September 2026, L’Atelier du Vin and Architecture Intérieure du Vin make their Paris Design Week debut, opening the doors of their permanent showroom at 80 rue Bonaparte, in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
For ten days, our showroom will host a programme devoted to design, craftsmanship and the art of enjoying wine. Meet our designers, discover how our Wine Tools take shape, explore the world of aromas and consider new possibilities for wine cellar design.
An invitation to see our world through fresh eyes, in the company of the people who shape it.
Wine as a source of inspiration

Since 1926, L’Atelier du Vin has been creating objects for every stage of the wine journey, from cellar to table.
Whether we are designing a Wine Tool, a tasting glass or a cellar, our approach begins in the same way: by observing how people enjoy wine, understanding the movements involved and finding the right balance between function, material and form.
For Paris Design Week, we are opening up this creative process through a series of encounters and experiences at our rue Bonaparte showroom.
The programme
THURSDAY
10 September
Opening reception
6–9 pm · advance booking required, limited places
Join us for an evening at 80 rue Bonaparte as we celebrate our first participation in Paris Design Week.
Explore the showroom, our collections and the creations that embody our vision of the French art of enjoying wine.
A chance to get to know our Maison and meet the people behind it.
FRIDAY
11 September
The making of a Wine Tool
3–6 pm
Every object begins with an idea. Then come the sketches, the gestures, the research and the trials.
Join designer Margherita Matticari for a look inside her sketchbooks and discover the steps that bring a Wine Tool to life.
You will then have the opportunity to try your hand at the creative process and imagine a Wine Tool of your own.
Go behind the scenes of our work and discover how an object begins on the page.
SATURDAYS & SUNDAY
12, 13 & 19
September
Discover wine anew with L’Exploreur® 655 – Aroma Line
11 am–7 pm · Saturdays 12 and 19, and Sunday 13 September
Be among the first to discover L’Exploreur® 655 – Aroma Line, our new range of tasting glasses, during Paris Design Week.
Created for sensory exploration, L’Exploreur® 655 offers a distinctive way to discover the aromas of wine.
Its Nervure des Arômes, a patented innovation by L’Atelier du Vin, works with the movement of wine in the glass to encourage the release of aromatic molecules.
Experience it at the showroom and discover a new way to look at, smell and explore wine.

SUNDAY
13 September
“Design me a wine cellar”
3–6 pm · limited places, first come, first served
A wine cellar often begins long before the first sketch: with a space, familiar rituals, a collection of bottles and a few ideas.
Bring your photographs and inspiration, and imagine your ideal cellar with designer Jean-Baptiste Lortion and project manager Antonin Ravel.
Selected projects may be developed live, revealing how an idea becomes a sketch and a sketch becomes a 3D model.
An encounter where design, interior architecture and the art of enjoying wine come together.
MONDAY
14 September
Plan your cellar with Architecture Intérieure du Vin
3–6 pm · sessions every 30 minutes
How do you create a wine cellar that feels naturally at home in your interior?
Discuss your ideas with project manager Antonin Ravel and discover the principles behind designing a space for wine with Architecture Intérieure du Vin.
Bottle storage, the flow of the space, materials, lighting and furniture all play a part in creating a cellar that is practical, personal and in harmony with its surroundings.
The session continues with a practical exploration of your own ideal cellar.

Join us at 80 rue Bonaparte
For our Paris Design Week debut, we look forward to welcoming you to the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and sharing our perspective on design and the world of wine.
Paris Design Week 2026
10–19 September 2026
L’Atelier du Vin
80 rue Bonaparte
75006 Paris, France
Frequently asked questions
When is L’Atelier du Vin taking part in Paris Design Week 2026?
L’Atelier du Vin is taking part in Paris Design Week from 10 to 19 September 2026.
Where are the events taking place?
All events take place at the L’Atelier du Vin showroom, 80 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris, in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Do I need to book?
Advance booking is required for the opening reception on 10 September, subject to availability. Some of the other events also have limited capacity.
What can I discover during Paris Design Week?
The programme includes meetings with our designers, a look at how a Wine Tool is created, an experience with L’Exploreur® 655 – Aroma Line and sessions devoted to wine cellar design.
What is L’Exploreur® 655 – Aroma Line?
L’Exploreur® 655 – Aroma Line is a range of tasting glasses designed to explore wine through the senses, with a particular focus on its aromas.
What is Architecture Intérieure du Vin?
Architecture Intérieure du Vin is the sister brand of L’Atelier du Vin, specialising in the design and fitting of wine cellars and spaces dedicated to wine.
Our first Paris Design Week opens a window onto the creative world of L’Atelier du Vin: from the first sketch to a finished Wine Tool, from the discovery of aromas to the design of a cellar.
Join us from 10 to 19 September at 80 rue Bonaparte to discover, experiment and exchange ideas with our team.
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