Elmgreen & Dragset in the Louis Vuitton New Bond Street Maison, London

  Louis Vuitton has approached the artists and friends Wallpaper Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset * bring something smart - and disturbing - playful exhibition space on the first floor of her house in New Bond Street.

The exhibition of new works by Elmgreen & Dragset are "Omnes Una Manet Nox" (One Night awaits us all), a king-size bed dominates with a golden vulture on one of the bedposts decorated to dive ready, we assume that if the residents wired slides into a deep sleep, a rocking horse for the runners on, a wall safe with dynamite, apparently taken from the arsenal of Wile E Coyote and a nest egg of gold.

Scandinavians London, based in Berlin, have also come up with a playlist for the Tablet-curator of the exhibition at the Librairie Louis Vuitton. And while the exhibition will store employee is in the central bed, read bedtime stories of actors and writers.

A small version of the "Powerless Structures Fig.101" sculpture, Trafalgar Square Fourth Plinth artist produces - sponsored by Louis Vuitton in place until next summer - installed in the lobby of the store.

Louis Vuitton a lasting relationship with the duo, and they took this summer, Louis Vuitton Young Arts Academy summer project workshops and to travel outside. Junior Elmgreen & Dragset sculpture Fourth Plinth took as inspiration for their own pieces of art in public spaces, showed in various locations in London.

The display home runs concurrently with an exhibition at the Victoria Miro Gallery. "Harvest" offers a series of what look like white paint, but turns out to be wall elements (real and skillfully peeled paint) some of the best galleries in the world are white, including the Guggenheim in New York and London Hayward.

Meanwhile, they have relative newcomer to every dark fantastic floor, turning it into a barn with hay on the floor, which means rustic other vultures. And part of what looks like a lightning-national commission a work, "But I'm on the guest list too! 2012" is on show at the Liverpool Biennale 2012 until 25 November.