Miliboo and the new curator Present "Métamorphoses" in a 1500m² Paris Showroom

Miliboo, the French online design furniture brand founded in 2005, has partnered with the independent curatorial service the new curator for a second large-scale exhibition in central Paris. Titled "Métamorphoses," the show runs from October 6 to November 8 and brings together seven artists showing around one hundred works inside a 1500m² showroom. The participating artists are Nadia Abdelwahed (photography), Raphaële Anfré (painting), Nathanaël Koffi (painting and sculpture), Noëmie Krey (painting), La Robotte (painting and drawing), Phuong Truong (painting), and Caroline Vauvert-Valarcher (sculpture and stained glass). The new curator was founded in 2024 by Emmanuelle Callerame, an independent curator and art advisor who has worked for more than ten years with major players on the French and international cultural and artistic scene. Her service offers personalized advice on buying art, accompanying private individuals and professionals in projects spanning decoration, investment, events, and patronage. Miliboo offers more than 2,500 references, sold mainly through its website and four concept stores in Paris, Lyon, and Annecy. The company employs over one hundred staff and is expanding across Europe into Germany, Spain, and Italy. The exhibition follows a successful first edition and is described as a dialogue between art and furniture. The announcement was made via press release.