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Since 2021, Hôtels Beaumier have been developing a bespoke and sincere approach, deeply rooted in the landscapes they inhabit, from the Alps to the Mediterranean.

For the 2026 edition of La Tablée des Copains, Samuel Eckert has created an illustration that reflects their unique identity. Conceived as a moment suspended in time, this gathering brings together friends, creators, and dreamers around a host who embodies the Beaumier spirit.

Under his pen, a grand table unfolds, ready to welcome conversation, inspiration, and celebration.

In this series of illustrations for Forbes Japan, Bruno Mangyoku takes us to Japan, at the heart of startup culture, across three regions: Yamanashi, Hokkaido, and Kyoto. Drawings like a narrative, where we follow entrepreneurs in their daily lives: at work, deep in thought, or exploring new places to build their projects. An illustration composed of several planes that gives it a cinematic tone.

Through his illustrations, Damien Florébert Cuypers takes us to his seven favorite New York spots, perfect for a date: enjoying Indian food at Panna II, buying chocolates at Jacques Torres, or strolling through Central Park before ending the day at Keens Steakhouse. One can't help but want to dive into his work and experience the day with the same spontaneity found in his drawings. This project was created for The New York Times, in partnership with the series Love Story and FX Networks, for Valentine's Day.

Jouer tout en répartissant la charge mentale au sein de son couple, c’est le projet de Marie-Liane Bertin avec Dr Koopl, illustré par Playground Paris. Pour s’amuser, rien de plus simple : plus de 100 cartes avec des thématiques telles que gérer le budget, sortir les poubelles ou changer les couches, le tout accompagné d'un plateau de jeu pour organiser la semaine. C’est bientôt disponible !

In July 2020, a business owner discovered she was the target of an assassination plot after two armed men were arrested near her home. The investigation revealed a criminal network involving military personnel, police officers, and civilians, some of whom were linked to a Masonic lodge.

To illustrate the article for M Le Monde magazine, Stefan Glerum takes us into two mysterious, almost esoteric illustrations. In the first, three silhouettes in the dark wear Masonic attire; in the second, eight playing cards display key elements related to the case. These illustrations heighten the atmosphere of tension and mystery. The full investigation is available on M Le Monde.

Ten years ago, on March 7, 2016, 74 people were rescued and welcomed aboard the first vessel of the SOS Méditerranée association.

To tell this story, Jean Jullien chose to depict the meeting of two worlds: a fragile makeshift boat, and behind it, the Aquarius, a reassuring silhouette of possible rescue. A simple yet powerful image that, on its own, conveys both the urgency and the humanity at work.

This illustration opens a chronological series created by artists from diverse backgrounds, all brought together to bear witness, each in their own way, to this reality at sea.

Since then, SOS Méditerranée has tirelessly continued its rescue operations in the Central Mediterranean. Day after day, the association provides aid, protects lives, and, through its actions, reminds us that at the heart of this humanitarian crisis are, above all, men, women, and children.

62 extraordinary houses perched in nature: this is the theme of the new architecture book from Taschen, Modern Tree Houses. Ten years after her collaboration on the book Cabins, Cruschiform immerses us in five worlds: playful cabins, observatories, holiday cabins, refuges, and residential houses. Through simple modular forms, she creates complex landscapes that transport us and inspire us to reconnect with the environment around us.

Who says season 3 of the podcast Fifty States says a new theme: the iconic cities of the USA. For the cover artworks, Playground Paris reimagines the classic “Greetings From” postcards with its own codes and ultra-colorful aesthetic. On the agenda: Detroit, Honolulu, and New York — as many compositions as there are states — and it’s available on all platforms.

Jean André celebrates love with Clarks through a “True Love” heart, accompanied by his rose.

The print by RO Studio is created using the traditional Katagami technique, allowing the material to breathe and revealing the full beauty of its texture. You can feel the gesture, the process, the hand: each pair is unique.

Only 30 were created, imagined for family and friends, like a concentrated expression of sharing and love!

In his article “Women of Caluire,” Benoît Hopquin recounts the decisive role played by several women connected to the arrest of Jean Moulin, who for a long time remained in the shadows of History. Madeleine Raisin, Suzanne Olivier, Colette Pons and others acted at the risk of their lives in an attempt to prevent the death of the leader of the Resistance.

Yann Le Bec’s illustrations, built around an almost cinematic framing — tight shots, faces under tension, suggested silences — immerse the reader at the heart of the action. The black and white heightens the dramatic intensity and gives this fragment of history, though very real and still little known, a disturbing atmosphere, almost worthy of a crime novel. Discover it on lemonde.fr.

Doraemon, an iconic figure of Japanese culture, meets the world of Jean Jullien on the occasion of the Strange Inventionsexhibition. Blending invention and imagination, Jean engages in a dialogue with the character through illustrations filled with humor. A final dream collaboration in Japan before his return to France.

A horoscope to start 2026: Gwendal Le Bec’s for iO Donna, the women’s supplement of the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera. Simple signs in action—striking, funny, and warm.

To celebrate 2026 through a patchwork of life moments and new dynamics, new commitments: this is the message conveyed by the City of Nantes’ mobility department, Semitan, with their New Year’s card created by Antoine Corbineau.

To kick off the year 2026, here is a greeting card that reveals itself layer by layer. Each level refers to a different Beaumier hotel: Ibiza, Val Thorens, Saint-Raphaël, or the Grand Hotel Belvedere in Switzerland. Samuel Eckert has created an imaginary hotel that already awakens our desire for a holiday getaway.

For over 50 years, Tabio has upheld the excellence of Japanese artisanal sock-making, combining craftsmanship, exceptional comfort, and harmony. To celebrate the festive season, Jean-Michel Tixier imagines a warm Christmas scene in which socks accompany every step through the snow. A dialogue between French chic and the exacting standards of Japanese craftsmanship. Merry Christmas.

For the Deck & Donohue brewery, Gwendal Le Bec imagines an illustration centered on family meals or gatherings with friends, in a simple and lively spirit. To be discovered in the Fooding Guide.

Through his exhibition at Galerie Alice in Brussels, Jean Jullien gently evokes memories after spending more than a year living in Japan. On view until December 13.