Those invested in the realm of home, interior decoration, and lifestyle are eagerly awaiting the dates of the upcoming September edition of Maison & Objet. The event is set to take place from the 7th to the 11th of September 2023 at its usual location, the Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition center. Notably, each September edition of Maison & Objet coincides with Paris Design Week, a factor that enhances the opportunities for professionals in the industry.
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Maison & Objet provides the perfect environment for professionals in the decoration, design, and lifestyle sectors to establish strong business alliances and discover wellsprings of creativity. The exhibition area showcases dazzling displays of the latest products catering to hospitality experts, architects, retailers, and interior designers. With more than 60,000 buyers attending each September edition of Maison & Objet, unparalleled chances arise for exhibitors to gain visibility and explore novel markets.
The diverse range of products is organized into two balanced sections: the Objet category, which focuses on decorative items like Smart Gift and Fashion Accessories, among others; and the Maison category, which showcases the latest trends in home decorations and interiors such as Craft – Metiers D’Art, Unique & Eclectic, Today, Work!, and more. Of particular interest is the What’s New zone, consisting of three areas and three themes carefully chosen for the present edition of the event. This setup aims to provide a comprehensive preview of upcoming trends for the upcoming purchasing season.
Inspire me! | Hall 5A
The Peclers Paris strategic agency, responsible for conceptualizing the theme for Maison & Objet 2023, undertook the challenge of translating a set of potential aesthetic concepts into a spatial experience that engages all five senses and extends across three dimensions. The objective was to provide attendees of the event with a profound experience of Seductive Expressiveness, Liberating Creativity, and Increased Sensitivity—the three facets of the theme “Enjoy: in quest of pleasures.” The outcome was a captivating and stimulating respite from the event’s bustling atmosphere, offering insights into the preferences and lifestyles of the three distinct consumer groups identified by the agency.
What’s New? | Halls 4 & 7
Their role involves predicting the future direction of the market by examining changes in both styles and society. Functioning as trend explorers, Elizabeth Leriche and François Delclaux curate two dedicated “What’s New?” zones at Maison & Objet. Inside these areas, visitors can explore their curated assortment of fresh products that encapsulate current trends, sourced from exhibitors’ offerings. This year, the focal points are nature and happiness, taking center stage in their selections.
Hospitality Lab | Hall 6
In the present day, hospitality establishments serve multiple purposes, offering visitors diverse experiences and atmospheres. The forthcoming Hospitality Lab area at Maison & Objet is poised to highlight this notion, as it teams up with the interior design platform The Socialite Family and interior design firms Roque Intérieurs and Friedmann & Versace.com Together, they will utilize creative and immersive setups to delve into the abundant possibilities brought about by hybridization in the realm of interior design.
The Designer(s) Of The Year | Hall 7
It’s no longer a recent development: the once clearly defined boundary between art and design has grown less distinct over the past decade. Just over ten years ago, the Flemish duo Muller Van Severen began to develop and establish a distinctive stylistic language characterized by its seamless blending of creative domains. Commemorating this decade of groundbreaking innovations that have disrupted traditional interior design norms, Maison & Objet has designated Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen as the “Designer(s) of the Year 2023.” This honour will be bestowed upon them during the upcoming event, scheduled from September 7 to 11. As part of their recognition, the Belgian pair will present a “cocoon exhibition”—an exclusive journey into their imaginative world.
The Designers’ Studio | Hall 7
Starting from its September 2022 Edition, Maison & Objet has introduced a special showcase for independent French designers. Under the banner of “Talents So French,” these designers were granted complete creative freedom to showcase their works in a dedicated exhibition area at the heart of the event. A year later, the event underwent a transformation, welcoming international designers who share the same self-initiated approach of conceiving and producing their own collections. Named “The Designer’s Studio,” this year’s presentation aims to share this innovative perspective and entrepreneurial journey with a broader audience.
Future On Stage | Hall 5A
Remaining true to its mission of showcasing emerging talents, Maison & Objet introduces “Future On Stage,” a fresh initiative designed to bolster and promote young and exceptional businesses in the domains of decor, design, and lifestyle. A trio of prize recipients, chosen by a panel of industry specialists, will take center stage at the upcoming Maison & Objet exhibition. This endeavour provides buyers, perpetually seeking novel offerings, the opportunity to explore the vibrancy, energy, and ingenuity of these budding talents who are shaping the future.
The Rising Talent Awards France | Halls 6, 5A
Following the edition in Spain, the Rising Talent Awards are making a comeback to France to showcase the prowess of seven young designers or studios who are envisioning the future of design. Gathering at Maison&Objet, they will unveil their creations, anticipated to become future best-sellers in an industry they are dedicatedly reshaping. Join us in Paris to encounter these seven distinctive voices committed to exploring seven fundamental virtues that pave the way for an exhilarating “French-Design Revolution.”
The Well-Being Experience | Hall 5A
Embark on a comprehensive sensory odyssey through three distinct themes: “Slow Focus,” “Destination Pleasure,” and “Good Energy,” in collaboration with Fashion Snoops. Forward-thinking and immersive, The Well-being Experience beckons you to submerge yourself in a realm of comfort and affirmative vitality, enriched with numerous facets.
And many more!
Are you ready for Maison & Objet September Edition?
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