A sea breeze blows along Boulevard Beaumarchais, carrying with it the scent of sea spray, childhood memories and the smell of salt. At Merci, Brittany takes centre stage for an exhibition. Floating sails, fishing nets and a small fisherman's hut in the heart of La Coupole create an atmosphere that is both raw and light, designed to resemble a home port.

Everything in this harbour evokes the spirit of Brittany. A selection of unique pieces, crafted or found, including the sculptural forms of Marc Geneix, the experiments of Maxime Lancien, and the sensitive creations of Mathieu Le Meur. Everyday objects, familiar, weathered by time. Merci also pays tribute to salted butter in its own way, in the form of quirky little objects, a nod to one of the region's emblems.

Trugarez can be found under the dome of the store from 26 August. An exhibition to be explored like a relief postcard, where each object tells a story of craftsmanship, tradition or a memory of this inspiring region.

The Le Glazik brand designs outdoor silhouettes, including updated pea coats and nautical clothing. The Lostanges Studio brings its contemporary, minimalist take to the table. Meanwhile, Merci has designed a sleeveless jumper in collaboration with Le Minor, a century-old company that preserves Brittany's textile heritage. Finally, Breton love is literally printed on clothing. The eponymous brand has designed three exclusive patterns for Merci, inspired by antique linens, flowers and Bigoudène silhouettes. Shirts, socks and accessories become messengers of a land as magnetic as it is sincere.