Loic Turpin
Director of Development and International RelationsManufactures NationalesLoïc Turpin is the Director of Development and International Relations at the Manufactures nationales - Sèvres & Mobilier national, a French institution operating under the authority of the Ministry of Culture.
A graduate of Sciences Po Paris with a degree in Public Policies and Territories, Loïc Turpin has built a career rooted in a strong commitment to the cultural sector. His professional journey began with a focus on cultural democratization, contributing to making culture accessible to a broader audience. He initially worked at the Paris City Hall before serving as Chief of Staff at the Ministry of Culture, where he was involved in shaping and supporting cultural policies.
Within the Manufactures nationales, Loïc Turpin contributes to initiatives that highlight the importance and diversity of craftsmanship, design, and decorative arts in France and internationally. He works to support emerging talents while strengthening international relationships and partnerships that enhance the visibility of French cultural heritage and savoir-faire.
The Art of Making: Where Material Meets Meaning
In an era of rapid production and digital influence, craft remains one of design’s most powerful differentiators. This conversation brings together le
…In an era of rapid production and digital influence, craft remains one of design’s most powerful differentiators. This conversation brings together leading voices from design studios and heritage manufacturers to explore the value of materiality—from
…In an era of rapid production and digital influence, craft remains one of design’s most powerful differentiators. This conversation brings together leading voices from design studios and heritage manufacturers to explore the value of materiality—from the sourcing and making of objects to their emotional and sensory impact in a space. Through real-world examples, panelists will discuss how thoughtful material choices shape narrative, elevate exper
…In an era of rapid production and digital influence, craft remains one of design’s most powerful differentiators. This conversation brings together leading voices from design studios and heritage manufacturers to explore the value of materiality—from the sourcing and making of objects to their emotional and sensory impact in a space. Through real-world examples, panelists will discuss how thoughtful material choices shape narrative, elevate experience, and create lasting connection.
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