The Maison&Objet event closed with record numbers, but above all with a heartfelt return to its origins, striking a perfect balance between craftsmanship and design
The Paris event returns, scheduled from January 15 to 19. There are many new features, starting with Harry Nuriev being named Designer of the Year
Maison&Objet shined a spotlight on the next generation of designers. Between awards, collectives, and city-wide events, M&O created an ecosystem where innovation, sustainability, and bold experimentation set the tone for tomorrow’s design
From September 4–8, Maison&Objet opened in Paris with a renewed edition: six reorganized sectors for a more intuitive experience and an artistic direction by Amélie Pichard. With Welcome Home, the designer imagined an open, inclusive house where design became a shared stage
As the summer break concludes, the calendar fills with international events dedicated to professionals and visitors in the design, architecture, and construction sectors. What's happening across Italy, France, Spain, Great Britain, Croatia, Singapore, China, and Saudi Arabia?
The British designer was the January guest of Maison&Objet with a dreamy and exciting installation. The highlight of an edition that recorded significant numbers
Winter appointment with the Paris fair that covers all aspects of the home, from wellness to decoration. Very often in the field of design
First it was Paris Déco Off, which invited some of the world's top textile editors to present their collections in Paris during the Maison&Objet days in January. Then design houses joined in. Together, they now form an "event within an event" full of creativity and conviviality
