Spanish outdoor furniture brand Musola participated for the first time in Maison&Objet Paris 2026, held from 15 to 19 January, presenting its collection in Hall 03 – Stand D29. The brand showcased a curated selection of its most iconic pieces, highlighted by the debut of the Horta table, a central standing design inspired by Belgian modernism and the work of architect Victor Horta.
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Horta.
The Horta table combined contemporary engineering with timeless elegance. Its grooved aluminium central column, stainless-steel base, and technical ceramic top exemplified functionality and versatility, allowing the piece to transition seamlessly between indoor and outdoor settings. Distinguished by a non-circular base and sculptural profile, the table was designed to act as a conversational focal point on terraces, gardens, and covered dining rooms.
"Participating in Maison&Objet is a recognition of our constant search for design with real meaning and functionality," said Paco Juan, director of Musola. He added: "With Horta, we want to connect the heritage of modernist architecture with our current vision of hybrid furniture, capable of living inside and outside the home. It is an honour to present it in such an important forum."
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Boira.
Alongside Horta, Musola displayed its broader collection, including Lemon coffee tables in varied heights and formats, the Baga modular seating system with stools, chairs, and armchairs, and the Vairea line of versatile chairs and armchairs designed by Yonoh Studio. Designer sofas such as Nansa and Salinas by Santiago Sevillano and the modular Boira by Carlos Guijarro were also presented, complemented by ceramic and wood side tables, Stone family tables in multiple heights, and accessories including cushions and the Milpa rug.
Founded in 2018, Musola draws on the experience of Furniture Auxiliary Design, parent company of brands including Mobliberica and Dressy. The brand focuses on sustainable, durable furniture using premium materials and over 40 finish options, including Sunbrella and Agora fabrics. Collaborating with designers such as Santiago Sevillano, Javier Herrero, and Yonoh Studio, Musola produces pieces that blend essentiality, joy, and a Mediterranean sensibility. The company emphasises versatility, creating furniture and spaces that transcend seasonal or climatic boundaries, prioritising both function and emotional resonance.
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Through its Maison&Objet 2026 presentation, Musola reinforced its commitment to creating furniture with personality, enduring quality, and a Mediterranean soul that bridges indoor and outdoor living.
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