DADA is an event dedicated to contemporary design, bringing together creators, artisans, studios, and partners around a shared vision: imagining new ways of shaping and experiencing spaces. Through immersive installations and unexpected collaborations, DADA becomes a platform for exploration, where ideas intersect and design is experienced in new ways.

In this spirit, By Lemoignan joins forces with Montreal-based furniture manufacturer De Gaspé to create an immersive installation that invites visitors to experience furniture from a different perspective.

Conceived as an enveloping environment, the space features a bold palette where burgundy and mauve come together. Burgundy carpeting wraps both the walls and floor, creating a rich, intimate backdrop. Dark mauve-stained oak furniture contrasts with a pale mauve structure, while lighting by Lambert & Fils and an artwork by Jérôme Nadeau complete the composition, bringing furniture, art, and light into dialogue.

Through this installation, By Lemoignan invites De Gaspé to step beyond its familiar design language and explore a more sensory and expressive approach. Textures, colours, and objects come together to create a distinctive atmosphere, where furniture moves beyond function to become an integral part of the spatial experience.

More than an exhibition booth, the installation becomes a space to inhabit, where furniture, art, and architecture converge to awaken the senses and spark the imagination.