In 2024, Maison&Objet celebrates 30 years of French decorating, design, and art de vivre. To mark the occasion, the show explores the theme 'Terra Cosmos', inviting visitors on a journey to the stars to reflect on the synergy between technology and nature.
General Director of the fair Mélanie Leroy Rapoport shares on LinkedIn: 'For this new international meeting of decoration, design and art of living of the fall, in stereo with Paris Design Week, I wanted to put the spotlight on what will be the strong and unique colour of Maison&Objet of September: the revelation of new design talents.'
Photos: LinkedIn.
Discover the highlights of the new edition:
Terra Cosmos
Following Tech Eden in January, Maison&Objet and Peclers Paris continue their exploration with a new theme: Terra Cosmos. This theme deciphers new consumer desires for immersive experiences, presenting a cosmic vision of the future that remains grounded in creativity and innovation.
Designer of the Year Hospitality
Belgian designer Lionel Jadot symbolises a transformative era with his avant-garde approach to design. For this edition, he will showcase his philosophy through a hospitality space (Hall 6), offering a fresh perspective on interior design.
Rising Talent Awards
This year, the Rising Talent Awards (Hall 6) spotlight young designers from Scandinavia, including Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, and Iceland. Winners include Christian + Jade, Ali Sha Gallefoss, Lab La Bla, Frederik Gustav, Antrei Hartikeinen, Studio Flétta, and Malin Ida Eriksson.
Future On Stage (5th Edition) - New brands set to become must-haves
Maison&Objet's Future On Stage recognises innovative young companies in design, decoration, and lifestyle (Hall 6). This year's winners, Sungai Design, Kronqrit, and Apollo Wooden Wheelchairs, are celebrated for their pioneering contributions.
What's new in décor?
Elizabeth Leriche's Terra Cosmos theme reveals a cosmic odyssey through five space-time capsules featuring new objects, furnishings, and creations inspired by magical and technological influences (Hall 7).
What's new in retail?
François Delclaux's presentation focuses on elevating retail spaces with innovative merchandising solutions, inspired by the Terra Cosmos theme (Halls 3 and 4).
Left: Frederik Gustav © KristianJohannesholm. Right: Cookut © DR.
Cook&share
Now an annual event in September, the Cook&Share sector has been repositioned in Hall 4, offering closer proximity to the Home Accessories sector and its range of decorative elements closely linked to the world of the tableware.
Conference area
The Talks (Hall 7) will feature 24 conferences with experts in design, decoration, and lifestyle. Key speakers include Cordelia de Castellane, Harry Nuriev, Jean-Sébastien Blanc, Marie-Ange Brayer, matali crasset, Paul Cocksedge, Sarah Poniatowski, and Tom Dixon.
More information:
Maison&Objet
www.maison-objet.com