Competition - Design Parade Hyères, 19th International Design Festival

Design Parade Hyères aims to share contemporary design with the public and professionals alike. The competition showcases the work of ten young designers, offering them a unique showcase and support.

Several prizes are awarded to the competing candidates, thanks to the financial support of the festival's partners: Sèvres - Manufacture et Musée nationaux, the Centre international de recherche sur le verre et les arts plastiques (Cirva) and Tectona. Practical assistance is provided as soon as the finalists are selected, and then over a two-year period, covering a wide range of areas: financing, production, craftsmanship, materials, publishing, legal affairs, exhibition, workshop and residency.

Jury 2025 :
> Jaime Hayon, President of the Design Parade Hyères jury and guest of honor
> Andres Fredes, Creative Director, Design Curator, Author, Mentor & Business Coach, Brand Experience, Design Accelerator, Strategist
> Javier Albio, Editor-in-Chief, Neo2
> Els Van Hoorebeeck, Creative Director, Fritz Hansen
> Chantal Granier, Art Director specializing in Art de Vivre and Design
> Luis Urculo, Artist, Creative Director
> Vicent Carbonell, Design Director, Nanimarquina
> Tony Chambers, Creative Director, copywriter, consultant. Founder of design agency TC & Friends. Former editor-in-chief of Wallpaper magazine*.
> Bethan Laura Wood, Designer
> Sacha Parent & Valentine Tiraboshi, Grand prix Design Parade Hyères 2024.

Finalists 2025:
> Célia Fabry (France)
> Lucas Sabatier (France)
> Louis Chevalier (France)
> Massimo Scheidegger and Bruno Pauli Caldas (France)
> Johan Thun (Denmark)
> Kelly Eng and Marie Piplard (France)
> Simon Dupety (France)
> Stefan Sekac (Slovakia)
> Myeonga Seo and Marie Kolarova (South Korea and Czech Republic)
> Gregor Jahner (Germany).

Other exhibitions :
> Jaime Hayon
> Sacha Parent & Valentine Tiraboshi
> Fresco by Hugo Capron
> Jean-Baptiste Fastrez x Monoprix x villa Noailles
> Heritage exhibition centenary of the 1925 Decorative Arts exhibition
> Reconstruction of the stained glass windows in the staircase by Louis Barillet
> Reconstruction of the metal marquetry entrance door by Claudius Linossier (1926)
> Reconstruction of the DIM carpet (1925) in the dining room
> Mutina
> Matter & Shape → Villa Romaine.