Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 Successfully

Concludes Second Edition

Delivering strong industry turnout, dynamic sales, and shoppable experiences under the theme "Crossroads"

Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 

Hong Kong, 23 December 2025 - Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong returned to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 3-6 December 2025, presenting an enhanced second edition under the theme "Crossroads." The programme brought together three pillars - Inspiration (Design Factory), Discovery (Design Showcase), and Encounters (Le Club) - to celebrate cultural convergence, sustainable innovation, and the fusion of traditional craftsmanship with cutting‑edge design. In partnership with HKTDC's DesignInspire, Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 anchored the dialogues about the future of design within the city's wider design constellation, encouraging visitors to circulate between programmes over the week.

Headline results at a glance

• 200+ brands, 18 designers, and 12 artisans participated, from Paris, Milan, Dubai, New Delhi, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Seoul.
• The event attracted around 12,000 visitors across 4 days; professional days 3-5 December and public day 6 December, with over 50% being design professionals. This year saw a year‑on‑year growth of (206%) and was attended predominantly by:
  • Distributors/Wholesalers
  • Retailers
  • Property Developers
  • Hospitality Groups
  • F&B Groups
• 350+ pre‑arranged business‑matching meetings took place
• 7 talks/panels and 23 speakers were featured across the Dialogues programme.

Crossroads in action: programme highlights

Design Factory - Four immersive pavilions reframed sustainability and material intelligence as engines for form and story :

• "Shifted Mirrors: Fragments of a Dreamed East" curated by Clélie Debehault & Liv Vaisberg; scenography by Ann Chan, composed a 300 m² promenade of seven room‑like islands where cultural translation became material poetics.
• "Anthropocene Adhocsime" curated by Lionel Jadot proposed a visionary hospitality suite where recycled matter and organic materials cohabited in a retro‑futurist ecology.
• "Breath of Bamboo" curated by thai designer Korakot Aromdee transformed knot‑bound bamboo, rattan and vine into a walkable, wind‑tuned pavilion.
• "Living Matters" curated by Elizabeth Leriche unfolded "Soft Cocoon," "Inner Forest" and "Chromatic Exuberance," bridging European and Asian creations through sensory universes.

Design Showcase - Eight interiors traced an eastward arc from Paris to Seoul :

M&OIHK - Design Showcase - Hubert Le Gall (Paris) and Alfred Lam (Hong Kong)

M&OIHK - Design Showcase - Kristina Zanic (Dubai)

M&OIHK - Design Showcase - Showcase 3 - Aparna Kaushik (New Delhi)

M&OIHK - Design Showcase -

Steve Leung (Hong Kong)

Maison&Objet Interiors Hong Kong 2025

M&OIHK_Design Showcase - Wu Bin (Shanghai)

M&OIHK_Design Showcase - Teo Yang (Seoul)

M&OIHK_Design Showcase - The Street Special Showcase - Patrizia Moroso

M&OIHK_Design Showcase_National Furniture × Maison&Objet Special Showcase - Paul Bonlarron

• Paris and Hong Kong's "West meets East" by Hubert Le Gall with Alfred Lam; Dubai's "Beyond Majlis" by Kristina Zanic; New Delhi's "Rooh Dilli" by Aparna Kaushik; Hong Kong's "Connect" by Steve Leung; Shanghai's "Hybridization: Garden Wanderings" by Wu Bin; Seoul's "Fragments of HK, A Letter from Seoul" by Teo Yang.
• Special Showcase: Mobilier National × Maison&Objet - "Dining Room" by Paul Bonlarron, winner of the "Maison&Objet Design Showcase Award 2025."
• La Rue installation: "Resonant Landscapes by Patrizia Moroso", dedicated to Front's Pebble Rubble collection in Kvadrat Febrik textiles.

Le Club - Designed by Lim + Lu and CL3 Architects as a chamber of encounters, the lounge translated Hong Kong's everyday ingenuity into a business and hospitality setting using the city's humble plastic stool as architectural motif. Le Club became a hub for creative encounters, business matching and deals-striking as part of the ambition of Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 to be the Asian connector for the design industry at large. With the show's shoppable format, a large part of Le Club's objects and furniture could be purchased or collected on site.

M&OIHK - Le Club Designed by CL3 and Lim+Lu

VVIP and industry presence

Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 welcomed a strong roster of VVIP guests and senior decision‑makers across design, hospitality, development, retail and galleries, including; Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group, PMQ Management Co. Ltd., Hopewell Hotel, Hang Lung Properties, and Hysan Development Company Limited. Their participation underlined Hong Kong's position as a dynamic node in the global design ecosystem and the event's role as a catalyst for international collaboration.

Dialogues and business‑matching programme

Under the Dialogues banner, Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 convened 7 sessions featuring 23 speakers across themes such as sustainable innovation, material intelligence, hospitality futures and collecting design. The business‑matching service facilitated 350+ one‑to‑one business matching meetings, connecting design users and design professionals from the region and abroad, resulting in over 50 deals signed or in post‑show discussion.

Brand Corner: focused exchanges that convert

Next to Le Club, the Brand Corner hosted micro‑showcases by partners including Dedar, Hunat, RCB Casa, Phillip Jeffries, StoneX, Jaipur Rugs, Tai Ping Carpets, Empire, Lutron, M77, Yardcom, Eastern Edition, GSA, Vogue Living, Ming Pao Weekly, designboom, and Sensis. Exhibitors shared testimonials on targeted engagement and conversion:

"As a Brand Corner exhibitor, we experienced high-quality engagement with decision-makers and industry-relevant visitors. The format facilitated concrete business opportunities and productive follow-up discussions." - Eastern Edition

"Participating in Maison & Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 was an enriching experience, filled with vibrant energy and quality interactions. Engaging with potential customers and businesses at our brand corner sparked meaningful conversations and connections." --Tai Ping Carpets

"A Global Stage for Cutting-Edge Design，Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong，has attracted many industry professionals to attend. As such, we took the opportunity to engage in further discussions with various partners and interacted closely with top designers from around the world. We look forward to more collaborations with EMPIRE Wood Flooring in the future. We also hope that Maison&Objet will continue to grow in scale and influence in 2026, drawing even more attention and participation." - EMPIRE

Mr. Philippe Delhomme, President of Maison&Objet: "Maison&Objet Interiors Hong Kong stands out, in my eyes, as much more than a regional event: it is a strategic platform in the heart of Asia, designed to support brands where the dynamics of growth, innovation and influence are playing out today.

By choosing Hong Kong, the international crossroad of design, commerce and creation in Asia, we are fully mobilising the strengths and reputation of Maison&Objet with a clear desire: to connect, unite and create new collaborations between brands, designers, buyers and specifiers.

Through this event, we affirm a strong ambition: to build a coherent and complementary international ecosystem of Maison&Objet Paris, capable of inspiring, immersing and connecting the players in design and lifestyle, and above all supporting them sustainably in the growth of their activity, in Asia and well beyond."

"Shop the exhibition" with Affinités: connecting curation and collection

The city‑first "Shop the exhibition" experience allowed visitors to browse a digital catalogue of 200+ pieces presented in Hong Kong for the first time and place pre‑orders on site.

Co‑creation across the city's wider design constellation

Running in dialogue with DesignInspire and Business of Design Week (BODW), Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025 amplified cross‑programme circulation and exchange, encouraging audiences to move between platforms and catalysing collaborative opportunities identified for the future.

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Notes to Editors :

About the Organisers:

Organiser : Maison&Objet, with the support of Tribe 22 and Le Cercle

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.

Lead Sponsor: Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA)

The Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA) established in June 2024, formerly known as Create Hong Kong (CreateHK), is a dedicated office set up by the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR Government) under the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau to provide one-stop services and support to the cultural and creative industries with a mission to foster a conducive environment in Hong Kong to facilitate the development of arts, culture and creative sectors as industries. Its strategic foci are nurturing talent and facilitating start-ups, exploring markets, promoting cross-sectoral and cross-genre collaboration, promoting the development of arts, culture and creative sectors as industries under the industry-oriented principle, and promoting Hong Kong as Asia's creative capital and fostering a creative atmosphere in the community to implement Hong Kong's positioning as the East-meets-West centre for international cultural exchange under the National 14th Five-Year Plan. 

About DesignInspire (designinspire.hktdc.com)

DesignInspire, organised by Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), is a Business-to-All exchange and inspiring platform that gathers global design and creative elites, trendsetting brands, associations and institutes. Through a series of interactive exhibits, design masterpieces, award -winning projects and creative workshops, participants will explore the limitless potential of design and promote top -tier creativity. As a unique B2A platform for Hong Kong's creative industry, DesignInspire aims to establish a gateway for connecting Hong Kong with the international design community, fostering interaction and collaboration.

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