With this exhibition, Jousse entreprise opens a new chapter in its history by affirming its commitment to industrial design, presenting the work of Edward Robinson. The gallery, known for nearly three decades for its pivotal role in the recognition of 20th-century furniture and its work around figures such as Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand, Martin Szekely and Philippe Starck, here extends its approach toward the editing, production, and representation of designers. This evolution follows a practice grounded in formal rigor, material integrity, and a sustained dialogue between heritage and present-day creation. Within this context, Jousse entreprise presents the work of Edward Robinson, a British industrial designer based in London. The exhibition Continuity brings together Board, Dyad, and Cloche together at Jousse entreprise, situating these works within a broader reflection on the place of industrial design today, between exhibition and everyday use, heritage and continuity.