The sculpture Jéromine by Simone Pheulpin, created in 2019 and acquired in 2021 by the MAD-Musée des Arts décoratifs, is currently on loan for the Beauty Speaks for Itself exhibition, in the “Movement” section.

The result of a partnership between the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Van Cleef & Arpels and the National Palace Museum (NPM) in Taipei, this exhibition celebrates the NPM’s centenary. It features over 260 works on the theme of universal beauty, divided into five sections: nature, movement, secrecy, imagination and color.

This December, maison parisienne is participating in the Entre deux eaux exhibition, hosted by the town of Megève. Dedicated to water, the natural element that defines its surroundings, the exhibition explores a fascinating question : From molecule to source of inspiration, how does water influence the intellectual approach of contemporary artists ?

Ceramists, glassmakers, embroiderers, mosaicists, designers, weavers… A dozen visual artists share their aesthetic vision of this essential element through exceptional works.

On this occasion, Simone Pheulpin unveils her mural Faille VI.

Backed by 15 years of exhibitions in Brussels, maison parisienne reinvests the jewel of Art Nouveau : the Hôtel Solvay !

From January 21 to 26, 2025, more than 250 works of art will become one with this exceptional building, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

On this occasion, Simone Pheulpin will unveil two new sculptures from her Éclosion series.

This year, Simone Pheulpin had the honor of seeing her sculpture Aude from her Éclipse series enter the the collections of the Ministère de l’Europe et des Affaires étrangères.

The Musée des dentelles et broderies de Caudry presents an exhibition on the theme of underwater life, entitled “Dentelle des mers”, in which Simone Pheulpin has been invited to present three exceptional works: Corail, Ensemble I and Origine XIII, from September 20, 2024 to August 24, 2025.

For this anniversary exhibition, Florence Guillier Bernard, founder of Maison Parisienne, commissioned 15 artists to create 15 original works that resonate with the magnificence of the exhibition venue, the Hall des Maréchaux at the Musée des Arts décoratifs in Paris. For the occasion, Simone Pheulpin created the sculpture “L’intemporelle”, the largest “Croissance” the artist has ever made.