Apple Highlights Mac and iPad Use in Paris Design Exhibition

Apple has featured four design projects from this year's Designers of Tomorrow exhibition in Paris, highlighting the use of its Mac and iPad products. The exhibition, organized with Design Miami and curated by Rodman Primack, explores the theme of presence through furniture and lighting. Architect Salem S. Charabi utilized a MacBook Pro to create a lantern design, while designer Yoonjeong Lee employed an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil to develop ideas for a table-lamp hybrid.

Isabel Rower documented her work on a chair with ceramic bead fringe using an iPhone and Keynote. Collaborators Genki Matsumura and Sebastián Zorrilla of Parafernalia used Procreate, Messages, and FaceTime to work together on a steel piece that transforms into a table and stools. Apple's Molly Anderson, a member of the jury, helped select the participants for this second-year program. The exhibition opened at Hôtel de Maisons on October 20.