| | | | MAISON&OBJET - JANUARY 2026 |
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| | | | Metamorphosis
A first interpretation of the theme Past Reveals Future |
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| | | | While Maison&Objet returns this January with a theme rooted in its heritage yet turned toward tomorrow, different trends will embody it both on-site and internationally. Meet Chloé Ailleret, co-founder of the design agency Goodmoods, on Thursday, January 15 at 11 a.m., for an immersive decoding session in the Talks space (Hall 3). The first chapter of this four-part waltz: Metamorphosis. In search of meaning within a world shaken by the ecological crisis, overconsumption, and standardization, we no longer throw away, we transform! In 2026, creation reinvents itself by drawing from what already exists. Objects dare to change shape, function, and even meaning. The figure of the creator flirts with that of the artist, repurposing everyday waste to imagine the narratives of tomorrow. |
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| | | | Harry Nuriev - The Birth of Transformism |
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| | | | Embodiment of this new approach to design and lifestyle, Harry Nuriev, Maison&Objet's Designer of the Year, embraces the theme Past reveals Future and transforms it into an immersive experience at the heart of the show. True to his manifesto titled Transformism, he invites visitors to see and think differently by immersing them in a sacred moment. The signed space also invites visitors to discover its latest collaboration with the renowned crystal house, Baccarat. Exceptional craftsmanship and Futurism intertwine, giving rise to a new world. A story to discover in the Designer of the Year space, Hall 3, starting January 15. |
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| | | | Benoit Florencon - Crosby Studios Paris - Apartment 16 |
| | Harry Nuriev ©Daniel Roché |
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| | | | Denim House Exhibition Los Angeles - Carpenters Worshop Gallery - CROSBY STUDIO |
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| | | | Lionel Jadot on a quest to conquer a tangible world! |
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| | | | From December 3 to 6, live from Maison&Objet Hong Kong, Belgian designer Lionel Jadot shares his vision of an engaged metamorphosis. Both grounded and dreamlike, it is called Anthropocene Adhocsime. Lionel Jadot: "We live in an illusion. A world saturated with waste, artificial images, and frenzied consumption. A world that, deep down, is nothing more than virtual reality. But behind this façade lies a virtuous parallel universe: a world where matter speaks for itself, where waste is transformed, where nature finds its voice again." For the duration of an exhibition, Lionel Jadot adapts his approach to a hospitality space. The hotel room becomes an immersive, sensory, and unique experience. Magic happens. Luxury becomes an answer to a quest for meaning. |
| | Lionel Jadot ©Tim Vandevelde |
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| | | | Rendering by Lionel Jadot, Anthropocene Adhocsime, to be exhibited at Maison&Objet Hong Kong from December 3 to 6, 2025 |
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| | | | New Wave: How Young Designers Take the Stage |
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| | | | A Talk to Revisit ! Who are the emerging talents in design? Freshly graduated or self-taught, they are curious and committed, navigating between digital tools and authentic materials while refusing to compromise between creativity and ecological awareness. How is this new generation of designers taking shape? How do they captivate and surprise us? What challenges do they face? A reflection on those redefining the codes of tomorrow. A discussion with: - Théophile de Bascher, sculptor and designer
- Marlène Huissoud, designer and artist
- David Giroire, co-founder and artistic director of Théorème Editions
- Emmanuel Tibloux, director of the École des Arts Décoratifs
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| | | | Maison&Objet - September 2025 - New wave |
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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 is a catalyst that positions Paris as a major hub for international creative talent. Maison&Objet is a catalyst for positioning Paris as one of the leading hubs of attraction for international creatives. |
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| | | | This Fall, WantedDesign presents a line up to fill in the desire for design with online exhibitions, an exciting new trade show format with ICFF, international Polish design from a group of powerful women, and the reopening of their Brooklyn storefront to get design on your fingertips once again. |
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