DESIGN DISTRICT

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Design District 2025: A Manifesto for Emerging Design by Hall Haus

A Creative Laboratory for the Emerging Contemporary Design Scene

For its September 2025 edition, Maison&Objet has invited Hall Haus to lead the artistic direction of the Design District-a curated space envisioned as an experimental bubble dedicated to rising voices in contemporary design.

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© Marion Gomez - Hall Haus

From left to right: Zakari Boukhari, Abdoulaye Niang, Teddy Sanches, Sammy Bernoussi

Founded by Abdoulaye Niang, Sammy Bernoussi, Teddy Sanches, and Zakari Boukhari, Hall Haus has quickly established itself as a leading collective on the emerging French design scene. Their projects combine functionality, sustainable commitment, and cultural richness-a distinctive approach that recently earned them a place in the prestigious Mobilier National collection.

Following a standout debut at Maison&Objet in 2023, Hall Haus returns with a broader and more ambitious vision: to transform the Design District into a laboratory of creative energy-a space for dialogue and expression where the new generation of designers challenges conventions and crafts new narratives.

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An Immersive Scenography and an Exclusive Collection

For the occasion, Hall Haus will unveil a limited-edition furniture collection that reflects their innovative and thoughtful approach. The Design District will offer a multifaceted panorama of emerging design, with each exhibiting brand presenting its own vision of what design can be tomorrow.

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© Hall Haus x Jean Charles de Castelbajac - One 4 Hall

An inspired visual identity, blending urban energy and movement
Drawing from the aesthetics of sport and urban graphic culture, the design and architecture agency reimagines banners, floor markings, and directional symbols as emblems of movement, momentum, and collective energy.
The logo, conceived as a dynamic visual object-modular, animated, or static-adapts fluidly to all formats, from on-site installations to digital media.
Finally, the signage, carefully designed, will highlight each exhibitor within a coherent and legible scenography: a space designed to guide, enhance, and fully support their creative expression.

Design District Exhibitors - September 2025 Edition

The space will bring together a carefully curated selection of studios and designers from a wide range of creative backgrounds:

Aeditto
Anka Taller
Aparentment
Artetica
Atelier Hesmée
Atelier mahd
Barnacork
Belharra Design
Boethic - Décoration engagée
Bosc Design
Cardones
C'est bien fait
Claraval
Clovi Paris
Coozus
Drivepro
Formosus Home
Instead

Hall Haus
Irony Elements
Jon
Jules Regis Design
Julie Mallet Studio
Keimfleck
Kunns Design
La boîte Concept
Loumy Lab
Lux Temporis - 4D Lights
Maison Arpelli
Maison Balzac
Maison Deux/Teun Zwets
Mimo
Miyuca
Obra Studio
Orbital Pinball
Ornatus 3D

Polimair
Procedes Chenel International/Marne Peyre
PZ Studio
Rayon Vert Studio
Sand & Björk
Shall we play a game ?
Shape & Shade
Sophie Lou Jacobsen
Studop Moa&G
Switch & Match
Techno-sound
Transparent
Veak
Viaducs
Wei Xiaoyan Studio
Yours
Z-Zéro

When Design Awakens the Senses: A Thoughtful Curation by Pauline Vincent

Maison Balzac enchants everyday life with its scented objects and dreamlike glassware. Blending sensory poetry with minimalist design, the Australian brand brings a touch of magic to contemporary living.

Meanwhile, Franco-American designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen, based in New York, creates hand-blown glass pieces with organic shapes and vibrant hues. Her objects are designed to awaken the senses and elevate everyday rituals.

These two inspiring and sensorial worlds are part of a special curation by Pauline Vincent, founder of La Romaine Édition. A sharp-eyed talent scout, she celebrates joyful, accessible, and emotional design through her selection-shining a light on independent creators who are redefining the codes of modern lifestyle.

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A Must-See Destination

With this edition of the Design District, Maison&Objet reaffirms its role as a platform for discovery and emerging talent by giving free rein to a rising collective. Hall Haus transforms the space into a manifesto for today's-and tomorrow's-design: free, bold, and diverse.

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About Maison&Objet

Maison&Objet (SAFI, a subsidiary of Ateliers d'Art de France and RX France) has been a leader in the international decor, design, and lifestyle community since 1994.

Its trademark? Its ability to foster productive international meetings and enhance the visibility of the brands that exhibit at its trade shows and on its digital platform, as well as its singular aptitude for highlighting the trends that will set the hearts of the interior design community racing.

Maison&Objet's mission is to reveal talent, offer opportunities for discussion and inspiration both online and offline, and facilitate business development. With two annual exhibitions and Paris Design Week in September, Maison&Objet serves as an indispensable barometer for the entire sector.

Online since 2016, MOM (Maison&Objet and More) allows buyers and brands to continue their exchanges, launch new collections, and make contacts beyond physical meetings. Weekly launches of new products that captivate the interior design community provide an ongoing boost to the industry. In 2023, Maison&Objet rolled out new digital services, and MOM also became a marketplace.

On social networks, discoveries are made on a daily basis by a community of almost two million professionals active on Facebook, Instagram (+1M followers), Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Xing, WeChat and TikTok.

Maison&Objet serves as a catalyst for establishing Paris as a leading destination for global creative talent.

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