Dates and Location

Dates: January 15–18, 2025

Location: Parisian showrooms across the iconic Left and Right Banks

With its picturesque Parisian setting, this year’s edition invites visitors to immerse themselves in a world where artistry meets functionality, all while exploring the historic and vibrant neighborhoods of Paris.

A Celebration of Creativity and Nature

The theme for the 2025 edition, “Encounters of Wonder on a Journey in the Great Cold Around the World,” explores the beauty and inspiration drawn from cold climates. Designers will unveil textile creations influenced by the textures, colors, and patterns of icy landscapes, transporting attendees to remote corners of the globe.

The event will highlight

Design Innovations: Reversible textiles, inventive patterns, and the creative use of natural fibers will take center stage, blending aesthetic allure with sustainability.

Special Installations: The Festival des Étoffes will transform outdoor spaces into open-air art galleries, featuring mesmerizing hangings, wallpapers, and curtains adorned with passementerie.

Collaborations and Participants

A standout feature of Paris Deco Off 2025 is its unique partnership with Esmod International, one of the world’s leading fashion design schools. This collaboration bridges the worlds of fashion and interior design, offering visitors an inspiring perspective on how these disciplines intertwine.

This year, over 150 prestigious brands will participate, including:

Aldeco: Known for their vibrant and innovative fabrics, Aldeco blends tradition with contemporary design, creating textiles that captivate the imagination.

Marvic Textiles: Renowned for their timeless elegance, Marvic specializes in luxurious fabrics inspired by classic English interiors.

Dedar: A leader in avant-garde design, Dedar offers bold and refined textiles that push the boundaries of creativity.

Colefax and Fowler: Synonymous with sophistication, Colefax and Fowler deliver classic prints and weaves that epitomize British heritage.

Zimmer + Rohde: Combining meticulous craftsmanship with cutting-edge designs, Zimmer + Rohde sets the standard for modern luxury.

Pierre Frey: A celebrated name in French textile history, Pierre Frey crafts fabrics that embody artistry and cultural richness.

Elitis: Renowned for their daring and innovative approach, Elitis creates unique textiles that stand out for their tactile and visual appeal.

Jane Churchill: Known for charming patterns and delicate color palettes, Jane Churchill offers fabrics that exude warmth and elegance.

GP & J Baker: With a legacy spanning over 100 years, GP & J Baker is famed for its archival prints and exquisite craftsmanship.

Lelievre Paris: A master of luxury and innovation, Lelievre Paris produces textiles that merge contemporary flair with timeless French style.

These brands, among others, will unveil their latest collections in stunning showroom presentations that celebrate both craftsmanship and innovation.

Practical Information

Admission: Free and open to the general public and professionals alike

Showroom Hours: 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily

Transportation: Complimentary shuttles will be available to transport attendees to key locations, including Place des Petits-Pères, Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés, and Place Saint-Sulpice.

Why Attend?

Paris Deco Off 2025 offers a unique opportunity to explore the latest trends in textile design, blending art, culture, and fashion. Whether you’re a design professional or an enthusiast, this event is your gateway to experiencing the future of interior decoration in the heart of Paris. Don’t miss this unforgettable celebration of creativity and innovation!

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From January 16–20, 2025, the world’s top designers and brands will gather at Hall 7, showcasing bold designs, remarkable materials, and exceptional creations. This sector is the place for those seeking objects that dare, materials that shine, and designs that truly stand out. Here, there’s no room for the ordinary—every piece has character and rewrites the rules of design.

As one of the most prestigious design trade shows in the world, Maison & Objet Paris 2025 promises to offer an array of exciting new exhibitors, concepts, and installations. Whether you’re a design professional or simply an enthusiast, this event is an unmissable opportunity to explore cutting-edge innovations, sustainable practices, and visionary works by leading designers.

Step Inside the World of Faye Toogood: Designer of the Year 2025

Maison & Objet 2025 will also showcase a very special installation, as Faye Toogood takes center stage as the Designer of the Year. Toogood is a storyteller, an explorer of forms and materials, and a visionary whose work transcends traditional boundaries between art and design. Through her creations, she transforms abstract ideas into tangible works, inviting her audience to a unique sensory and emotional experience.

Her bold and poetic approach redefines contemporary design, blending intellectual reflection with creative spontaneity. Faye Toogood’s work pushes the boundaries of what design can be, questioning the role of women in the industry while paving the way for a more inclusive and liberated future.

Ahead of her WOMANIFESTO! debut, Toogood offers an intimate glimpse into her world through an exclusive Masterclass. This experience explores the subconscious, encouraging reflection and exploration of new perspectives on the role of women in design.

Save the date to experience her inspiring installation LIVE from January 16-20, 2025, at Maison&Objet. It will be an invitation to reflect, feel, and reinvent.

The Intersection of Art, Design, and Sustainability

Sustainability continues to be a key theme at Maison & Objet 2025. With growing global awareness of environmental issues, the design world has embraced sustainability as not just a trend but a necessity. At Maison & Objet, visitors will find eco-conscious brands incorporating sustainable practices into their creations—whether through ethically sourced materials, energy-efficient manufacturing, or zero-waste production methods. This year’s show will celebrate the designers and brands pushing the boundaries of innovation with responsible and forward-thinking design.

The Rise of Digital and Virtual Design

As technology reshapes our daily lives, it also transforms the design landscape. Maison & Objet Paris 2025 will explore the future of digital design, presenting new technologies and solutions that are revolutionizing the industry. Expect to see interactive displays and immersive installations where the virtual and physical worlds converge—blurring the lines between reality and digital innovation. From augmented reality to 3D printing, visitors can experience how technology is influencing everything from furniture to home accessories.

Emerging Designers and Innovations

Maison & Objet has long been a platform for emerging designers to showcase their innovative ideas and challenge design norms. In 2025, the Rising Talents section will feature young creators who are reshaping design with unconventional materials, bold techniques, and cutting-edge aesthetics. From avant-garde furniture to experimental lighting, these designers are setting the stage for the future of design.

A Global Gathering of Design Enthusiasts

One of the defining features of Maison & Objet is its ability to bring together design professionals, buyers, architects, and brands from across the globe. The event fosters a dynamic atmosphere of exchange, inspiration, and collaboration. With exhibitors from all corners of the world, Maison & Objet Paris 2025 offers a curated experience that reflects global diversity and innovation in design. Visitors will have the opportunity to connect with industry leaders, discover new design philosophies, and explore how different cultures influence contemporary design.

Conclusion: The Future of Design Unfolds in Paris

Maison & Objet Paris 2025 promises to be a defining moment in the design world. With an exciting lineup of exhibitors, a focus on sustainability, and innovative showcases in digital and traditional design, this year’s event will be a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship, and forward-thinking innovation. Don’t miss your chance to experience the SIGNATURE sector—where design dares to be different, and every piece tells a story.

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As the fair attracts high-quality exhibiting brands, Maison et Objet will deliver an exceptional product offering featuring the most stylish accessories, decorations and gifts. The rich educational side programme at the exhibition will bring valuable insights for visitors involved in any design occupation. Visit the What’s New area, featuring three different spaces and themes selected for the current event edition, to receive a complete picture of the trend forecast for the upcoming buying season.

What’s New? In Decor

Leading the way with the latest trends in interiors, the “What’s New? In Decor” space is also a true compass to guide interior designers, buyers, and designers through their choices.

What’s New? In Retail

No longer content to simply unearth real finds and future top sellers at the fair, the “What’s New? In Retail” space now also becomes a showcase for new merchandising solutions.

What’s New? In Hospitality

The keys to crafting singular and unique hospitality spaces at a time when spaces are no longer defined simply by their function, but more by their multifunctional nature.

The Designer of the Year – Hospitality Award

Belgian national, designer, decorator, and artist Lionel Jadot epitomizes an era of profound ecological change, intuitively mastering its codes.

Future On Stage

Innovation in the making… Selected by a jury of experts, the 3 young firms chosen will challenge each other creatively, designing products for a more responsible tomorrow.

The Rising Talents Awards

A place where emerging talents unveil their latest creations. At each new edition, Maison et Objet focuses on a country and reveals its up-and-coming designers.

The Talks

The experience promises to be highly instructive and to offer a complete change of scenery. Renowned experts and plenty of famous faces! Devoid of any blah blah.

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Mr. Bunny Bed

Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, Mr. Bunny Bed promises to take your little one into a fantasy land where he/she can explore their wildest dreams while being fascinated by the beauty of nature. The Bunny Bed will be your kid’s favorite spot and a best friend for life that will bring comfort and joy.

Mogli Playhouse Gym

Inspired by the Jungle Book, the Mogli Playhouse Gym was designed by using the elements and the wonders of nature. It’s a dream come true for kids who love the outdoors so much they wish to bring it inside. With this playhouse, there’s no limit to imagination and every kid will feel like they are on top of the world. And it’s perfect for rainy days when they can not go outside: every day will be an adventure!

Periwinkle Suspension Lamp

The periwinkle flower is a small flowering plant that has been in existence for over 200 years and has been in a magical fairy-tale for almost as long. Delicate and small, the Periwinkle flower serves as the main inspiration for the Periwinkle Suspension Lamp. A small petal embraces the light, that will help every little one reach for their dreams and sparkle their bright ideas.

Fantasy Air Balloon Bed

The Fantasy Air Balloon is a themed kids’ bed that invokes the romantic and whimsical ambiance of a hot air balloon ride! The bed can be customized to fit both boys’ and girls’ bedroom designs, and due to its unique design can be easily turned into a sofa. It also includes a sound system and color-changing light in the top part, that can be controlled by and mobile app (or with remote control), which makes this bed useful for fun and educational activities. This piece also features a sleep assistant and you can choose the color intensity of the light and lighting effects. The top structure is fixated on the ceiling and it’s made of wood coated and the passenger basket includes several storage compartments made of handmade wickerwork. The ropes are made in fiber silk and the exclusivity of the details is guaranteed by the appliance of gold leaf.

Po Chair

Pandas are arguably the cutest and most adorable animals on the planet. Their extreme fluffiness is so captivating that we tend to always associate pandas with happiness, joy, and love. One of the most famous Pandas in animated movies is the clumsy, lovable, and unlikely hero Po, from “Kung Fu Panda”. Po is a giant panda, who dreams of becoming a skilled martial artist. The story follows Po’s journey of self-discovery as he learns about the true meaning of kung fu and the importance of inner strength and belief in oneself. Po inspired the Po Chair, which celebrates a tale of courage, perseverance, and the power of believing in oneself.

Marshmallow Activity II Table

Have you ever dreamed of a fantasy world where ponds are made of melted marshmallows, trees produce candy, and rivers are filled with chocolate? The Marshmallow Activity II Table was designed for kids to help fuel their unlimited imagination and overall development. This table is like a blank canvas where your child decides on the activity. They can use their imagination to create stories, play pretend, and develop their social and cognitive skills. Also, to express their creativity, experiment with colors and shapes, and bring their ideas to life. Marshmallow promotes early learning, critical thinking, and cognitive development while igniting curiosity and imagination.

Bubble Gum Reading Nook

Developing a love for reading at a young age is a wonderful way to foster a lifelong habit of reading and learning. Books transport children to different worlds, encouraging imagination and creativity, but also stimulating cognitive development and the ability to concentrate and focus. Bubble Gum is a functional bookcase for kids with an incorporated reading nook containing a comfortable seating area and an LED light on top. This special bookcase also features open display shelves and additional storage compartments for organizing toys, art supplies, or other items. The Bubble Gum Reading Nook was specially designed to encourage children to engage with books and develop good reading habits.

OTHER BRANDS TO CHECK AT SALONE DEL MOBILE

Brera

Taking place in Milan from April 15 to 21, the Brera Design District presents its fifteenth edition of the Design Week. It aims to encourage reflection on contemporary challenges, promoting a conscious design culture and providing space for practices capable of generating transformative actions. Building on the results of the last edition, Brera Design Week aims to surpass the mark of 210 events in 2024, with a total forecast of over 260 events in the district, including the 196 permanent showrooms, including the 15 new openings from May 2023. These figures confirm Brera’s position as the most relevant and significant district internationally for the world of design, not only during its Design Week.

Tortona

Collaborating with the Double Malt communication agency, Tortona Design Week promises a fresh approach, aiming to unite and showcase the realities of the Tortona area. Building on the success of the 2023 edition, which focused on youth, research, and the future, the upcoming event seeks to promote innovation and inclusiveness. With over 90,000 visitors, including a significant presence of students from China, Japan, and Eastern Europe, Tortona Design Week continues to captivate audiences and empower the next generation of designers.

Isola

To move towards the future, designers must embrace experimentation and collaboration across all fields and disciplines, seek innovative solutions, and keep in mind that design should have a collective impact on the planet and on humanity as well. For Isola Design Festival 2024, during the upcoming Milan Design Week, Isola will go to the boundaries of design thinking, to look into new ways of generating value through ideas, projects, and solutions. By bringing together designers from diverse backgrounds and nationalities, the event will inspire a holistic approach that transcends borders and traditional ways of seeing design. Highlighting, as always, forward-looking proposals that mix innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship, Isola unites diverse fields into a promising design multiverse, showcasing the potential face of this industry in the years ahead.

5VIE

5VIE is a dynamic cultural network in Milan, founded in 2013 to revitalize the historical center. Divided into three main themes – Art + Design, Experience, and Social Innovation – the project collaborates with Design Week, local artisans, and sustainability initiatives. 5VIE provides a captivating context blending medieval charm with curated contemporary design. Over the past decade, 5VIE has stood out for its emphasis on creativity, expressive gestures, and the fusion of design with art and performance.

We Will Design

We Will Design will transform BASE into a “Conviviality Laboratory” where a temporary community explores new forms of interdependent relationships. This event invites reflection on innovative practices of coexistence and sharing, particularly addressing topics such as migration, gender, abilities, health, and cultural backgrounds. Emphasizing principles of cooperation, democracy, and ecological responsibility, We Will Design imagines new modes of coexistence based on human dignity and resistance against futuristic and elitist structures.

Hermès

Discover the luxury and elegance of Hermès during Milan Design Week. Located in the historic setting of Brera, Hermès presents its latest collection of furniture and home decor grandly. Marvel at their exquisite presentation in a monumental building, showcasing the epitome of luxury and style.

Versace Casa

Dive into the lavish realm of Versace at Milan’s Palazzo della Permanente during Milan Design Week. Enter a specially curated show area where the luxurious essence of Versace reigns supreme. With the creative input of Roberto Palomba and Ludovica Serafini, Donatella Versace has revitalized the brand’s potential, crafting a striking and vibrant installation space. Explore the Versace Home Experience, an immersive environment that unveils the brand’s endless possibilities while encapsulating the quintessence of Versace’s iconic style.

Armani Casa

Giorgio Armani invites you to embark on an immersive and emotional journey into the world of Armani Casa at the Armani Silos museum during Milan Design Week 2024. Discover the new Casa Collection in the brutalist setting of the museum, blending classic Casa pieces with innovative designs. As Giorgio Armani explains, this exhibition marks a return to the essential aspects of his style lexicon, offering visitors a glimpse into the salient aspects of Armani’s design aesthetic. Through an immersive and emotional experience, visitors can explore the connections, suggestions, and references that define the Armani/Casa world, creating a captivating showcase that highlights the brand’s timeless elegance and sophistication.

Triennale Milano Museum

From April 15, the revitalized Milan Triennale Museum opens its doors to present the exciting world of design and architecture. Explore the newly reconstructed Sala Sottsass, which offers a glimpse of Ettore Sottsass’s iconic mid-1960s aesthetic. Immerse yourself in the thought-provoking “Design Metaphors” exhibition, featuring a series of Sottsass photographs exploring architecture, design and lifestyle. And don’t miss the retrospective “I Am a Dragon: The True Story of Alessandro Mendini”, celebrating Mendini’s revolutionary contributions to architecture, design and art. Presented in collaboration with the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, this comprehensive exhibition highlights Mendini’s unique vision and impact on design thinking and lifestyle, with thematic sections curated by Fulvio Irace and insights from critics around the world.

Rossana Orlandi

A visit to Rossana Orlandi’s gallery is a must during Milan Design Week. Renowned in the design world, Rossana showcases her keen eye for talent and beauty in every corner of her gallery. Located in a building with a beautiful garden, her gallery offers a delightful journey through rooms filled with unique and exquisite treasures, making it an essential destination for design enthusiasts.

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We would be delighted to discuss your project needs further and invite you to book a meeting with us. Our team of experienced professionals is on hand to offer expert advice and help you curate a collection that perfectly reflects your style and vision. It’s time to experience the very best of luxury design with Covet House.

Covet House is the ultimate tool for inspiring and boosting creativity, and our participation in this year’s Maison et Objet is a testament to that! By visiting our stand in Paris, you can discover hundreds of new luxury products that will surely spark your imagination.

With a wide range of furniture, seating and lighting pieces available, Covet House is the perfect destination for those looking to elevate their space. Our expertly curated collection is designed to inspire and delight, offering endless possibilities for creative expression.

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I’m the interior designer from Fiona Lau Interiors. And we do special custom was also home. And we do project between 2,000 square feet to 20,000 square feet,” Lau introduces her realm of expertise. Fiona Lau’s design philosophy revolves around crafting homes that stand the test of time. “We want to keep the style that will last long like long lasting. So it’s like those five timeless jewelry. So it will be very long lasting. So it will be not outdated,” she articulates, emphasizing the essence of timeless design akin to enduring jewelry.

Discussing her expectations from furniture companies, especially for larger-scale projects, Fiona Lau anticipates the ‘wow factor.’ “I’m expecting to see the wow factor and very unique design from from the furniture company,” she notes, seeking inspiration for her expansive 20,000 square foot modern luxury home. Her recent encounter with a furniture brand left a lasting impression. “I do see this furniture brand is very delicate. So every pieces, they are all handmade with, with heart, with, with the very delicate thinking and consideration to make these beautiful pieces,” Fiona Lau remarks, expressing admiration for the brand’s craftsmanship and unique character.

Fiona Lau finds an alluring balance in the furniture collection, observing its ability to merge modernity and tradition. “I like the furniture because like some of the pieces are very modern and with the wow factor, it will bring the like a focal point to the house,” she explains, highlighting its diverse appeal to modern and classic sensibilities.

Detailing an ongoing project—a luxurious 20,000 square foot modern home in a gated community—Lau unveils its opulent features. “And then I believe one of the safe balls from your collection will really fit into it, because he can put the safe out in the in the garage, that he can showcase cars, and then he can put his car key into the safe house,” Lau envisions integrating a safe from the furniture collection into the lavish garage space.

In Fiona Lau’s eyes, the meticulousness and organization of a Portuguese manufacturer stand out. “But this one is really nice and clean. And then I feel like this is very organized. So it’s like step by step, very organized, very professional,” she commends, reflecting on her first-time experience at the manufacturing facility. Through Fiona Lau’s lens, design isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s a narrative woven with threads of timelessness, craftsmanship, and exclusivity. Her pursuit of design excellence resonates in the enduring legacy she endeavors to create within luxury interiors.

This showroom is a testament to Covet Group’s commitment to innovation, showcasing not only their renowned bestsellers but also featuring seasonal updates with fresh additions, providing a dynamic experience for every visitor. More than a mere display, it’s an invitation to witness the evolution of design firsthand. But the experience doesn’t halt at the showroom’s entrance. Attendees will embark on an odyssey through various production units, an opportunity to engage directly with skilled artisans and witness the augmentation of production capabilities. This engagement provides a deeper understanding of the meticulous craftsmanship embedded in every Covet Group creation.

EXPLORE THE INSIGHTS AND EXPERIENCES OF INTERIOR DESIGNERS REGARDING THEIR VISIT TO COVET GROUP:

Fiona Lau, the brilliant mind behind Fiona Lau Interiors in California, paints a vivid picture of bespoke residential design, catering to spaces ranging from 2,000 to 20,000 square feet.

“I do see this furniture brand is very delicate. So every pieces, they are all handmade with, with heart, with, with the very delicate thinking and consideration to make these beautiful pieces,” Lau remarks, expressing admiration for the brand’s craftsmanship and unique character.

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Jodie Tyson, the creative force behind Jodi’s Inspiration, an esteemed interior design studio in Las Vegas, Nevada, shares insights into her diverse design journey that spans across the United States and Canada.

Expressing admiration for a furniture line, Tyson enthuses, “I love this line. It’s been in my wheelhouse for a number of years. They’re just stunning. The workmanship is quality and beautiful. I’m very impressed with the company.”

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Isabel Sá Nogueira, the visionary behind Isabel Sá Nogueira Interiors (@isabelsanogueira), shares her enthralling journey in the realm of interior design, spotlighting her projects in Lisbon and Porto that encapsulate an essence of timeless beauty and meticulous attention to detail.

In admiration of the craftsmanship and attention to detail on Covet Group, she reflects, “I find everything fascinating. I think they really manage to go into all the details. From woodworking, to brass, to all aspects. And they manage to do extraordinary things.” Isabel Sá Nogueira’s narrative offers a glimpse into her design ethos, weaving together historical inspiration and meticulous detailing to create spaces that evoke elegance and timeless allure.

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Interior designers from all over the world are invited to come to Porto to celebrate design and the excellence of craftsmanship with Covet Group. “48h with Covet Group in Porto” consists of a visit to Covet Group’s brand new 4’000 sqm showroom featuring a wide range of product categories and styles in a unique exhibition concept. The showroom features our famous best-selling designs and will be updated with new products every season. Moreover, visitors will tour the several production units and meet our skilled craftsmen in person while also being acquainted with new and improved production capacity. And since the event is hosted in one of europe’s most beautiful destinations, Porto, visitors will also have the opportunity to explore the historic city center with its beautiful bridges, buildings, and famous port wine.

Chicago, USA – Natasha Chatkin, CN Interiors

“I’m really impressed because, first of all, now each piece speaks by itself. When I saw, you know, from the scratch, from the drawings, how you created these masterpieces, I would say each of them are masterpieces, how much craftsmanship is involved, and what kind of quality is that.”

Covet Group is a place where each piece tells a story of meticulous craftsmanship, and Natasha Chatkin was genuinely moved by the depth of creativity and quality that goes into our designs.

Syria and Lebanon – Salah Kabouni, Kabouni Electrical Engineering

“We were expecting to see more machines and more production lines, something like this, we didn’t expect to see all this done by hand.”

Salah Kabouni’s surprise echoes a sentiment shared by many. Covet Group defies the norms of mass production, focusing on the art of handmade creations, resulting in exceptional pieces that truly stand out.

United Kingdom – Alessandra Melchiorri and Joy Lagmay-Jay, 1508 London

“I mean, it was much larger than I expected. Even the metalwork was quite extensive, and there was just a large volume of people in one room, in one space. And again, what you just said is really amazing the fact that you guys do everything in-house.”

Alessandra Melchiorri and Joy Lagmay-Jay were pleasantly surprised by the scale of our operations, particularly in the metalwork department. Covet Group’s commitment to in-house craftsmanship allows us to create pieces that are truly one-of-a-kind.

Morocco – Omar Taoudi, Roy Design Sarl

“It was very interesting because we can feel that products are worked by love. We can feel the love of what they are doing because it’s very manual and very specific. So when you see it, each product is different from another.”

Omar Taoudi beautifully articulates the essence of Covet Group- the love, passion, and precision that go into each product, ensuring that no two pieces are ever the same.

Qatar – Alicia Pérez, Luna Design

“The space that we are going to create is going to be for you, and you need to feel comfortable. Of course, we’ll take into consideration all the trends, but I’ll tell them: we’ll do this together and I’ll guide you into creating the most beautiful space that is also functional and making up to your needs.”

Alicia Pérez emphasizes the client-centric approach of Covet Group, where each space is a personalized masterpiece that balances beauty and functionality.

United Arab Emirates – Jonida Puka and Diana Muschei, House of Aida

“We try to follow up all the new trends, like, for example, like this invitation that you’ve done to us. So, it’s good to be aligned with the new ideas and give us inspiration as well.”

Jonida Puka and Diana Muschei highlight the importance of staying on the cutting edge of design, and Covet Groupconstantly strives to provide inspiration to designers and clients alike.

Covet Group crafts not just furniture but stories, memories, and enduring connections. Its commitment to artistry and innovation enables it to redefine the boundaries of design, consistently inspiring the world.

Stakeholders in the home, decor and lifestyle sector are already anticipating the dates for the upcoming Maison et Objet September edition scheduled from 7th to 11th September 2023 at its original venue in Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition center. Each Maison et Objet held in September runs alongside Paris Design Week, expanding the business prospects for the creatives in the field.

Maison et Objet will be on a “quest of pleasures”, proudly displaying colors, extravagance, audacity and humor as many added values of this new edition. The inspiration theme will invite us to a rediscovered exaltation, to the re-enchantment of our lives, free from the austerity to which society and brands have bowed in response to a world in crisis.

Maison et Objet offers an ideal setting for the professional decoration, design and lifestyle community to build solid business partnerships and find a source of inspiration. The show floor brims with sparkling sets of the newest products available for hospitality professionals, architects, retailers and interior designers. Over 60,000 buyers appear at each Maison&Objet September edition, creating incredible opportunities for exposure and discovering new markets for exhibitors.

The extensive product offering is arranged into two equal categories: an Objet section dedicated to decorative accessories such as Smart Gift, Fashion Accessories, and more; and a Maison section offering the latest styles in decorations and home interiors such as Craft – Metiers D’Art, Unique & Eclectic, Today, Work! and others. Must-visit is the What’s New area, composed of three spaces and three themes selected for the current event edition to draw a complete picture of the trend forecast for the upcoming buying season.

Maison et Objet Paris is a trade fair like no other. It is ´the event that has its finger firmly on the pulse of emerging trends and consumer shifts, serving up a winning and unique offering. Maison et Objet showcases an exciting and exacting range of products and solutions spanning the full home and lifestyle spectrum, with 600 new brands coming on board each year. What better time than now to discover your future design crushes?

Milan Design Week 2023 | BRABBU’s Exciting News For Salone del Mobile 2023

BRABBU always illustrates an intense way of living, combining inspirations from nature, world cultures, and the cosmopolitan lifestyle. It has the ideal solutions for residential and commercial projects, including hospitality, with a wide range of products that can be used to furnish any interior.
Every day, our tribe of designers and craftsmen searches for the best materials and innovative techniques to create the best products. And today we will reveal some of the news that will be available for you to see at Salone del Mobile 2023.

Salone del Mobile: BRABBU’s Versatility

When you explore our Room by Room page, you quickly realise that you can furnish an entire house with all of the solutions we have. Looking for something modern? something contemporary? classic? eclectic? We have the full spectrum to please all tastes. At Salone del Mobile you will be able to get a general idea of everything. Living and dining rooms, hallways and entryways, offices and libraries, bedrooms and closets, bathrooms and kitchens…we have it all, and if we don’t have it exactly to your taste, we can customise it for you.

Salone del Mobile 2023 Brings New Fabrics To You

Speaking of customization, one of the super exciting news this spring is the launch of a new fabrics collection featuring over ten fabrics inspired by the avant-garde art movement. Can you imagine the unique products you’ll be able to create with these one-of-a-kind new patterns? If you are curious, make sure to visit us at our stand, we will be there at Pavilion 3, Stand G24-G28, to show you them all.

New Releases At Salone del Mobile

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APIS Table Lamp was inspired by bees, which were originally called “Apis” in Latin. This contemporary table light has a brass cast base with a matte aged finish and a black lined fabric lampshade. APIS Table Lamp promises to brighten any room with its soothing light.

LURAY CENTRE TABLE

The Luray Caverns in Shenandoah Valley are renowned for their extraordinary beauty. The LURAY Centre Table pays homage to the stalactites found within. With a brushed brass matte structure and tabletops in glossy palisander veneer and bronze glass, this modern table will be the focal point of your modern living room design.

These are just two of the incredible products that will be on display for the first time, at Salone del Mobile 2023. Don’t miss the opportunity to see all the amazing furniture that will be on display, and get to know all the news first-hand at Pavilion 3, Stand G24-G28. We look forward to meeting you there!

Art Basel Miami Beach 2022 | Discover Everything About It !

In Miami Beach, Art Basel commemorated its historic 20th anniversary, marking two decades of expansion and influence as a key cultural institution in South Florida, the Americas, and beyond. The 2022 edition in Miami Beach, the largest Art Basel to date, included 282 prestigious galleries from 38 countries and territories, including 25 galleries attending for the first time. Several foreign exhibitors also returned to the event after a lengthy break. Art Basel continued to draw an attendance of unparalleled global breadth and caliber. Leading private collectors from 88 countries across North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East visited the fair, as well as museum directors, curators, and high-level patrons from over 150 cultural organizations.

In celebration of its 20th anniversary, Art Basel launched a Gift-Giving Campaign with a lead donation to the STEAM + program, whose mission is to bring active artists into the seven public schools of the city of Miami Beach. Founded in 2018, the program engages 5,000 children and teenagers every year and is administered by The Bass Museum of Art, working in conjunction with many other local institutions, including Pérez Art Museum Miami, Miami City Ballet, New World Symphony, The Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU, Young Musicians Unite, and The Wolfsonian-FIU.

Art Basel Miami Beach 2022 | Testimonials

“This year’s fair was really outstanding. Sales have been reported in all industries, and the city has been electrified. Over the past 20 years, Greater Miami has firmly established itself as a destination of the finest caliber for culture, with this week establishing itself as the pinnacle moment in the American cultural calendar. We are quite thrilled about what is ahead for us in this place.!”- Says Noah Horowitz, CEO, Art Basel.

“In terms of the overall strength of the work, our 20th edition was not only the biggest ever. Additionally, it had the most variety of galleries and aesthetic viewpoints ever, making this exhibition particularly rich in discoveries. We are incredibly happy of what we have accomplished with the help of our galleries, collaborators, and the local cultural scene.” – says Marc Spiegler, the outgoing Global Director of Art Basel.

Galleries exhibiting across all sectors of the fair remarked on their experiences of this milestone edition:

‘We’ve been participating in Art Basel Miami Beach for 20 years — we haven’t missed a year, and every year, new collectors become new friends. It is a cultural crossroads that combines many energies, many colors, creating a lively rainbow.’ – Lorenzo Fiaschi, Co-Founder and Director, Galleria Continua

“Art Basel Miami Beach is the best fair in the United States. Not only did we sell all the works we brought here, but we kept hanging out with collectors that weren’t interested in leaving the fair anytime soon. They kept coming back every day.” – Daniele Balice, Founder, Balice Hertling (Paris)

“Over the last 20 years, Art Basel Miami Beach has shown us the incredible impact a city can have on the art world as well as the powerful effect our community can have on a city. The fair has helped transform the art world into a more expansive and experimental place, and we, in turn, have helped Miami grow into the international powerhouse it is today. This year’s fair was incredibly successful for us, impactful for our artists, and exciting for the collectors and art lovers who attended. Our congratulations go out to the Art Basel team, with special thanks to Marc Spiegler for a great conclusion to his tenure and a new start for Noah Horowitz, as he leads the organization into the future.” Marc Glimcher, CEO and President, Pace Gallery

Design Miami 2022

The 18th edition of Design Miami/ took place concurrent to Art Basel Miami Beach from November 30 to December 4, 2022, with a VIP preview day on November 29, 2022. Design Miami/ brought together world-class presentations of 20th- and 21st-century design, hosting a global forum for collectible design.

About Maison&Objet

For 27 years, SAFI, a division of Ateliers d’Art de France and RX France, has been interacting with and connecting the global design, home décor, and lifestyle communities through Maison&Objet. What is its distinguishing feature? Its exceptional capacity for fostering relationships and fostering business growth, both at tradeshows and on its digital platform, as well as its exceptional ability to identify and highlight trends that will beat with the beat of the home design world. The goal of Maison&Objet is to inspire people both online and off by showcasing talent, igniting connections, and providing inspiration.

Maison&Objet and more, often known as MOM, was introduced in 2016 and allows brands and buyers to communicate virtually and year-round while also launching collections. The monthly collection of intriguing new discoveries continuously boosts industry activity.

Maison Et Objet 2023 | Designer Of The Year

In 1977, Raphael Navot was born in Jerusalem, Israel. After graduating from Design Academy Eindhoven with a Bachelor’s degree in Conceptual Design in 2003, he relocated to Paris and began studying interior architecture and design. He has a diverse range of multidisciplinary projects in his portfolio, from examples of hospitality interiors to both bespoke and commercial product design, all of which highlight French workmanship and talent. He collaborated with David Lynch on the creation of the Parisian nightclub Silencio (2011), worked with Oscar Ono (2016) to produce a highly technical line of end-grain flooring, and designed 12 families of furniture for Roche Bobois, including couches, tables, rugs, and lamps (2018). The designer’s 2017 work on the Hôtel National des Arts et Métiers, however, may have been his most important project to yet. Take a look ate some quotes from Raphael Navot!

Noble Materials and a Philosophical Approach

Hotel Belle Plage Cannes

“I am not sure there is a visual manner that can describe my aesthetics, although all the projects derive from similar values and hopefully establish a uniform style. Natural materials and traditional craft are always present, often bespoke for each project and with certain attributes of organic forms. I often opt to achieve an experience that is somewhat timeless. Timelessness for me is a non-decorative quality that does not refer to trends or certain motives that are associated with a specific period. I often think that good interiors seem as if they have always been there.”

Breakthrough Projects and Development

“Low Overlap” Table and “Palm” Sofa

“Silencio, a joint effort between David Lynch and I, was the first project I am known to have worked on. When I look back, I can see that natural materials were used and that local crafts were already being included. However, in terms of concepts, Hotel National des Arts et Métiers represents my first true breakthrough because it covers so many facets of what I have continued to do up until this point. It was absolutely reasonable for me to redirect the guest’s attention back to what I then referred to as The Natural Future because I had complete independence from a very bold and liberal owner. We had a sizable staff, a sizable budget, and plenty of time—all things that are rare and valuable for any kind of building.”

Exploring The Narrative In The Context

Hotel National Des Arts Et Metiers

“I love the idea of teaming with brands because you tap into a story, but I need to understand and endorse their story first. I think what was interesting for me with Roche Bobois is the fact that it is a French brand that works internationally and produces in Europe with high-quality and natural materials. The collaboration with them was extremely pleasant as they have incredible contact with so many artisans and manufacturers. Working on such scale was very exciting as the possibility of manufacturing is very different than working with a gallery.

The Apothem Lounge

“The Apothem Lounge, which is the project I have designed for the upcoming edition of Maison&Objet, will be an immersive installation of light and textures that portrays a visual emotion. This large circular hall is designed to invite its guests to experience interiors regardless of its functionality or context. Just like a theatrical stage where the guests are the actors in a scene. Interior design is a form of scenography, it is made to set up a mood. This mood will be brought to the guests through light, colours, comfort, and many other elements that are responsible for the experiences that might occur in this particular interior.”

Maison Objet Trends

Italian pop brand Seletti returns to Maison&Objet with a new retail shop-in-shop concept, displaying the brand’s new collections. A brick-like pattern wraps the facade, and tents top the windows that double as showcases. Through the openings, visitors can take a look at the new collections and feel like they are in a real Seletti store. A black and white checkered flooring welcomes the guests to the interior. Modular pieces of furniture such as platforms and bookcases take over the inside.

Metaverse, the new ElDorado for designers and entrepreneurs. Meta Sensible, this year’s inspiration theme. Paris Design Week invites us to step inside the kind of world of which we’ve all been dreaming. Hold up a comparative mirror to the sensorial and intangible, feel the emotion sparked by handcrafted wares and be moved by the sight of a digital work of art destined to be installed in a “Meta” interior, without in any way feeling torn between the two.

A selection of colors that counters the ambient doom! From vases, textiles, baskets, hampers to chairs, discover pieces in a thoughtful palette that energize and set the tone for interiors, just as it provokes our senses and emotions!

Prime examples would be the sofas from Italian brand Saba, which are retailed in NFT form, or the rounded lines of the latest vividly colored creations presented by Mojow or Pols Potten.  At the other end of the spectrum, we are witnessing a return to natural materials and textures, artisan pieces and craftsmanship.

Dreams are already a reality. François Delclaux has put them center stage with simple, dreamlike objects. Colors are faded, with powder pink, aqua, and cloudy grey…From the veiled setting, mysteriously gossamer lighting emerges like a dream, and lightweight, poetic furniture softens the edges of everyday life. The theme of utopia is at the heart of experimentation and contemporary debates, François Delclaux tells us. Its shapes can already be seen in this resilient home.

“The physical world is no longer in opposition with its digital counterpart. Better still, the two worlds merge and cross-fertilise, mutually enhancing each other”, analyses Vincent Grégoire from the NellyRodi agency, who forged the concept.