The January edition of Maison&Objet 2026 in Paris once again brought together the global design community, offering a platform for creativity, craftsmanship, and emerging trends. From January 15–19, the fair at Paris Villepinte welcomed designers, brands, and industry professionals to explore innovative collections, immersive displays, and inspiring interior solutions across multiple sectors. Over the past weekend, attendees experienced a whirlwind of ideas, colours, textures, and collaborations that set the tone for interiors in 2026.
Here are ten more highlights of standout moments from the fair the past weekend:
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Nordarin, wraps up the January edition of Maison&Objet 2026 in Paris, and expresses gratitude for the warm reception of its designs and the positive feedback exceeding expectations. They highlight ongoing conversations started at the fair and look forward to turning those into meaningful projects and long‑term collaborations with partners and agencies.
Exploring colours, textures, and ideas with the Tikamoon team at Maison & Objet 2026! From Paris' Villepinte, they were capturing the trends, creativity, and inspiration shaping interiors while hunting for colours.
One of the attendees at Maison&Objet shared a glimpse into a day at Maison&Objet the past weekend and all the mesmerising exhibitions and interactive displays that were present across a range of sectors.
Domedeco presented its latest collections at Maison & Objet, Hall 4, Stand D4 E3. The brand launches DD. Pulse, a line of instantly available collections, alongside DD. Premium 2026 'Vellum', showcasing high-end design and refined craftsmanship.
Collector Group presented its new Echo chair, designed by Bonaguro Giorgio Studio, at Maison & Objet, Hall 2, Stand H2–L40, from 15–19 January 2026.
World of Eichholtz showcased its latest collections at Maison & Objet, highlighting global craftsmanship, unique designs, and a vibrant use of colour.
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Vincent Sheppard, presented its new 2026 collections at Maison & Objet Paris with a wide range of outdoor and furniture products available in their update catalogue.
Margaux Keller Collections exhibited at Maison&Objet 2026 showcasing fun collections that reflect how the past can be part of modernism.
Maison Masamé presented its Mediterranean-inspired collections at Maison & Objet Paris, showcasing materials, textures, and detailed craftsmanship.
Studio Carta Shop attended Maison & Objet Paris, describing the event as a major trade show with abundant inspiration. The team highlighted several exhibitors they visited, including Mia Zia, Multitudes Milano, Angitom, Suite702 Bedding, Vicolo Viamameli, Bungalow.dk, JLine Decoration, and Anah Agopian.
Maison&Objet January 2026 confirmed its status as a cornerstone event for the global design community. From immersive displays to trend-setting collections and dynamic collaborations, the fair offered inspiration and insight for professionals seeking to shape the future of interiors. Exhibitors and attendees alike left Paris energised, ready to bring fresh ideas, creative concepts, and new partnerships into 2026.
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