Galerie Editors' Weekly Picks: From Tiffany's Café to Moto Guzzi Museum

Galerie Magazine's weekly roundup highlights seven cultural events. Tiffany & Co. and chef Daniel Boulud opened the Blue Box Café at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California, marking the first Southern California outpost of the New York dining experience. The Metropolitan Museum of Art opened "A King's Carpet: Louis XIV and the Savonnerie," showcasing four of 92 carpets commissioned in 1668 for the Louvre's Grande Galerie, on view until March 5, 2028. During Berlin Art Week, Anava Projects cofounder Anna Carnick curated "The Overview Effect" at Wilhelm Hallen's Foundry, featuring artists like Tara Sakhi and Fernando Laposse. Lee Jofa and Carrier and Company launched the Gracie Gardens textile collection inspired by Art Deco Manhattan. Chanel presented a café-inspired installation in New York's Meatpacking District during Fashion Week, timed to the launch of Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu fragrance. Moto Guzzi unveiled a renovated headquarters and museum in Lake Como led by architect Greg Lynn. Poltrona Frau released a limited edition of 40 Vanity Fair XC armchairs featuring artwork by Ivo Pannaggi to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its In Motion division.