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18th CINNA COMPETITION – Talent revealer

For its 18th edition, the Cinna – Talent Revealer competition showcases 30 visionary projects selected around the theme: Imagining today the design that will still exist in 50 years. Discover the 2025 winners now.

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Each year, candidates are presented with a theme that reflects contemporary issues. Participants explored concepts that integrate sustainability, local production, and responsible materials, across a variety of categories: furniture, lighting, decorative objects, and more. Far from being a mere fad, these creations are designed to stand the test of time and become part of tomorrow's everyday lives.

The awards ceremony

The awards ceremony took place on the evening of June 12, in the presence of the candidates and the jury, Michel Roset, President of Groupe Roset, as well as the teams from Cinna and Marie Claire Maison who contributed to the project. Three prizes were awarded by the jury, along with a Public Prize, determined by an online vote held on the magazine’s website.

First Prize

Aurore by Martin Caillault and Nicolas Leprince.

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Second prize

Horloge RDV by Paul Boscher

Third Prize

Pendule. by Gaëtan Maistrello and Théo Coiffier

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Public Prize

Patrima by Lili Millet

Jury members

Anne Desnos – Directrice de la rédaction, Marie Claire Maison
Sophie Flouquet – Rédactrice en chef adjointe,
Beaux Arts Magazine / Responsable éditoriale
Léa Outier – Journaliste, M Le Monde
Marie Farman – Journaliste, Les Échos Week-End
Sylvie Adigard – Journaliste, Télématin
Maëlle Campagnoli – Journaliste + consultante éditoriale, Tekhne
Chloé Nègre – Designer
Tristan Auer – Designer, Architecte d'Intérieur et Décorateur
Erwan Bouroullec – Designer
Philippe Nigro – Designer
Frédérique Pain – Directrice, ENSCI Les Ateliers Paris
Geneviève Sengissen – Directrice de la Formation
Tout au Long de La Vie, ENSCI
Michel Roset – Président du Groupe Roset.

A committed design approach for 18 years

For 18 years, the Cinna competition has rewarded a committed design approach, where innovation is put at the service of the planet. Designing an object that, while marking the history of design, will carry the values of tomorrow: respect for the environment, sustainability, and commitment to a greener future.

Participants are invited to explore ecological materials, whether recycled, recyclable, natural or from eco-responsible processes. Local and sustainable production will be favoured. Your creation must embody aesthetic and environmental sustainability.

Winners of previous editions