Julien Roos

Julien Roos is a 28-year-old multidisciplinary designer based in Paris and originally from Alsace-Moselle.

During his graduate degree in product design in 2020, he was awarded the Young Creation Award of the Mobilier national for the design of the table of the Council of Ministers for the Palace of the Elysée, inaugurated in 2022 by the President of the Republic. This distinction allows him to work after his studies in agencies of renowned French designers, and to be one of the artists contributing to the annual charitable sale of the association La Source, founded by Elizabeth and Gérard Garouste.

Inspired by history, the arts, science, nature and civilizations, Julien develops unique tailor-made projects in collaboration with companies with artisanal and new know-how. In the interest of transmitting our heritage, its ambition is to take part in its evolution in the face of new contemporary challenges through a design approach combining references, extension, symbolic, and innovation.

Its historical sensitivity and creative approach have recently been embodied in the realization of liturgical goldsmithy (a chalice and a patena) commissioned by the Chapter of Notre-Dame de Paris for the first anniversary of the reopening of the cathedral, in jubilee year. The prototype of this project will be exhibited at the PROTOTYPE exhibition.