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SHANG XIA Blends Carbon Fiber and Heritage at Paris Design Week

A circular structure rises in the Palais-Royal, while historic chairs occupy the Chapelle Saint-Louis. Through September 17, SHANG XIA occupies two Parisian landmarks, bridging Eastern design philosophy with French institutions to showcase how modern materials like carbon fiber reshape our perception of traditional craftsmanship and architectural space.

Bio & NewsSeptember 16, 2026818 reads0

At the Mobilier National, founder Jiang Qiong Er orchestrates a meeting of eras within the Chapelle Saint-Louis. Four carbon fiber pieces from the Da Tian Di collection stand alongside lacquer works by French Art Deco master Jean Dunand. This selection marks a milestone for the brand, as the chairs are set to join the institution's permanent collection following the exhibition, cementing a rare recognition of contemporary Eastern design within a French national archive.

Simultaneously, the brand collaborates with designer Wu Bin at the Domaine National du Palais-Royal to unveil The Pavilion of Time. As the first Asian designer commissioned by the Centre des monuments nationaux for this site, Wu Bin utilizes a circular, translucent structure to interpret the theme of motion. The installation relies on carbon fiber to anchor its minimalist form, offering visitors a space to reflect on the interplay of light, shadow, and the passing of time amidst the garden’s historic avenues.

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