Interior Design January 4, 2019
Maison et Objet 2019: The Ultimate Design Guide
Since 1995, Maison et Objet has been the world's foremost event for professionals of the lifestyle, interior, and design industries. Twice a year, Maison et Objet presents the latest sources of inspiration by shedding insight into current and future trends. As a result, the event has become an effective catalyst for brand development and business growth.
With two different concepts, "Maison" and "Objet", this design event recognizes two perspectives on interior decoration. Maison explores the best decoration and home interior solutions organized by style, while Objet is a discovery of the best objects and decorative accessories organized by product category.
Maison et Objet Paris is the major event for professionals working in the art of living in all its rich and varied expressions. The lifestyle show brings together a 360°product offering. Decoration, design, furniture, accessories, textiles, fragrances, the world of children, tableware. The styles coexist in a multifaceted way, throughout the inventive show design which enlivens the spaces.
From Friday to Monday: 09:30 am to 07:00 pm. Tuesday: 09:30 am to 06:00 pm.
Below, you can see a show map highlighting the three worlds of the esteemed trade show. MAISON&OBJET PARIS now offers a clearer perspective of two main areas: MAISON and its wide range of interior decoration, organized into different worlds and OBJET, the show's concept store, ideal for retailers.
"Excuse My French": 2019 Inspiration Theme for Maison et Objet
For each session of Maison et Objet, NellyRodi analyses the latest consumer trends and sociological phenomena and encapsulates them in a theme. The topic chosen for January 2019 may have a humorous note to it: "Excuse My French!" but, it looks very seriously at a re-emergence of the country of Molière on the international scene. For him, the movement is linked to globalization: "In a world where things are becoming standardized, people are looking for something different". And where better to celebrate that than at M&O, the Parisian trade show par excellence? Foreign visitors will be given the opportunity to discover new French brands and designers, while others will better understand how to take full advantage of the Made in France phenomenon.
The country has long been a reference worldwide for the arts, fashion, design and lifestyle. For many, it is quite simply the epitome of elegance. Think Catherine Deneuve or the Château de Versailles! Clichés aside, Grégoire pinpoints a number of factors responsible for the country's newfound resurgence. Leading the way are a whole host of smaller companies – Petites Maisons, who reinterpret traditional savoir-faire with product lines characterized by a spirit of invention and exclusivity. A "nouvelle vague" of creatives open to multicultural influences have also emerged. They shake up traditional French chic by injecting inspirations from elsewhere in a new mood of fusion and mix 'n' match.
All of these threads will be brought together in January at the Trend Forum, a 250 sq. m space in Hall 7 that will present a selection of products embodying the essence of the new French scene. Its theatrical décor will be inspired by the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles, but with a little impertinence à la française mixed in. A small truck where you will be able to find the trend mook for sale will be parked in the middle of it and a number of contemporary items will deliberately contrast with the classical setting.
Maison et Objet Presents Sebastian Herkner: Designer of The Year
At 37, German designer Sebastian Herkner, who trained at Offenbach University of Art and Design, is embarking on an ever-growing number of collaborations with international design houses and over the course of the past decade has received some thirty awards in recognition of his innovative yet traditional work.
Maison et Objet has always sought to honor interior designers whose originality and excellence impact their generation, and Herkner's astonishing career path propelled him straight onto the trade fair's radar, sealing the decision to turn the 2019 spotlight on the design scene's rising star.
His unconditional love for traditional craftsmanship was what guided his first landmark design, the "Bell" table, whose steel and brass platter nestles on a hand-blown glass base produced in a centuries-old Bavarian glass factory.
Rising Talents Awards China by DesignChain at Maison et Objet
Firmly established as a major event for the global design community, the 2019 Rising Talent Awards organized by Maison et Objet look eastwards, exploring China's fast-developing design scene. As the leading platform for promoting promising young designers around the world, the MAISON&OBJET Rising Talent Awards China presented by our long collaborative partner DesignChain which offers emerging Chinese talents the chance to introduce their work to an audience of international professionals.
This year's selection process included five young designers selected by members of the Rising Talents Awards Jury, and one young designer selected via a Call For Entry. Frank Chou, Chen Furong, Mario Tsai, Ximi Li and Bentu rank as some of the brightest young design powers in the country today.
The six personalities invited by Maison et Objet and DesignChain to sit on this year's Rising Talents Selection Jury are Liu Xu, Chairman of China National Interior Decoration Association, Xing Tong-He, former Chief Architect of Shanghai Xian Dai Architectural Design (Group) Co. Ltd., sculptor and artist Qu Guangci, founder and artistic director of design brand X+Q Art, London based lighting and furniture designer Tom Dixon, Italian industrial designer Luca Nichetto and Shanghai-based Lyndon Neri & Rossana Hu of inter-disciplinary architecture and design practise Neri&Hu.
Boca do Lobo Presents "This Is Not A Gallery"
At this year edition of Maison et Objet, Boca do Lobo brings the outraging concept of "This is Not A Gallery" will break the classic rule of design with a whole au courant language, conceiving an immersive experience through senses and feelings all in one space.
Located at Hall 8 – Stand C3, this avant-garde behind the scenes living experience will be the perfect scenario to unveil 10 new design pieces, strategically thought to complete four living areas with a Je Ne Sais Quoi flair. Two workshop cases pay homage to skilled artisans and enhance the wonders of craftsmanship and ancient traditional techniques. To complete this adventure of broken standards, a creative atelier was conceived with the purpose of professionals and designers brainstorm about new projects and ideas with the Brand.
An art inspired living space resembles the Renaissance era providing an unparalleled wandering through art creations that embody the house state of mind and fearless spirit. To all design and art lovers, who desire to travel through time with the most ancient techniques and contemporary design, this unique experience will guarantee an exclusive and authentic emotion of pure Savoir Faire.
Fearless Savoir-Faire & Remarkable Creations
L' Chandelier
At Maison et Objet the brand's performance will be represented in five completely distinguish ambiances, each one with a singular idea yet with the same purpose, to Provoke Emotions.
Odette Sofa
For the most curious, the creative studio can be seen from the outside of the stand. This space at Maison et Objet offers a live experience of Boca do Lobo's sketches and a Petit area for touching in some of the rarest and exclusive materials used in the brand collectible design. A room for professionals to work closely with clients, to inspire and to freely brainstorm about upcoming projects.
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Design/Art Galleries
Galerie BSL
Founded by Béatrice Saint-Laurent, one the best European curators, Galerie BSL promotes, produces and exhibits refined artworks that challenge the established borders of art and design. Unique art pieces or in very limited edition and the stunning contemporary sculptures that promote transcendency speak to the heart as much as to the intellect.
14, Rue des Beaux Arts
Galerie Kamel Mennour
This gallery, in the heart of Saint-Germaindes-Prés, in La Vieuville mansion, dates from the 17th century and is owned by the energetic Kamel Mennour. It exhibits creative works, like modern sculptures with an exclusive design, by emerging artists.
47, Rue Saint-André des Arts,
Gallery S. Bensimon
In the heart of the Marais, the Gallery S. Bensimon is a modern art gallery that is inspired by and inspires contemporary design. The fruit of the commitment and passion of a man who loves what is Rare and Beautiful – Serge Bensimon. In this gallery, there's a bright and a serene space, where you are invited to see some emerging or established artists creative works, craftspeople artworks, and designs exhibitions to let your imagination and inspiration run free.
111, Rue de Turenne
Van der Straeten Gallery
The Van der Straeten Gallery, which opened in the Marais neighborhood of Paris in 1999, includes one of a kind or limited-edition pieces grouped in thematic exhibitions. These pieces have a strong presence renders them instantly recognizable. They are made in the bronze and cabinet-making workshops set up and expanded by the designer over the years. Besides this, Hervé Van der Straeten is a truly independent contemporary artist and his work combines radical freedom of expression with meticulous execution. Hybridization, elegance, and refinement are his watchwords and what defines him work goals.
11, Rue Ferdinand Duval
Galerie Bugada & Cargnel
This 500 m³ gallery in the east of Paris, established by Claudia Cargnel and Frédéric Bugada, is located in a former garage from the early Thirties. The specialized programme combines exhibits by French and international artists, as well as emerging artists.
7, Rue de l'Équerre
Le Drugstore
"Le Drugstore" brasserie is a renowned Parisien hotspot for more than 60 years, with Tom Dixon Studio signature, the modern restaurant is located on the ground floor of a shopping complex.
This space interior design is full of bespoke brass and reeded glass bookcase, granting privacy and a subtle separation from the retail area.
The modern furniture inside was exclusively designed by Dixon, between the design pieces is the micro wingback chairs in grey and deep yellow. Bespoke seating was created particularly to the Le Drugstore.
133, Av. des Champs-Élysées
The restaurant "Girafe" is an incredible interior design project by the French star architect, Joseph Dirand.
Located in the Museum of the City of Architecture and Heritage, in the Trocadero square in Paris, the Luxury Restaurant was inspired by the Parisian glamour of the 30s but with a contemporary approach, and it has a privileged location overlooking the stunning Eiffel Tower.
In the rich interiors, the dialogue between the modernity feature in Durand' projects and the inspiration from the golden age of Parisian cafes during the decade of the 30s, is present in every detail.
5, Rue Froment
Le Ciel de Paris
Set on the 56th floor of the Tour Montparnasse, one of the tallest structures in the city, Le Ciel de Paris features interiors as captivating as its views.
This space was revamped by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance in a palette of orange and grey and a ceiling punctuated with circular backlit mirrors.
56ème étage Tour Maine Montparnasse, Avenue du Maine
Beefbar Paris
Just a few steps away from the Champs-Elysées the new Beefbar Paris restaurant opened its doors with a stunning Interior Design project by Humbert & Poyet, the top architects brought to life the richness of this Art Noveau Jewel.
Saturated colors and contemporary furnishings contrast with the industrial ceiling and the black and minimalist exterior.
Art Nouveau-inspired carpets, and Art Deco motifs, all in a vibrant nod to the city's rich design history.
5 Rue Marbeuf
Pink Mamma
Pink Mamma is a charming and lovely restaurant-bar in the heart of Paris designed by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio.
The top interior designer created a unique space, a fresh approach with breezy and cool interiors.
With its striking pink tiled façade, the modern restaurant offers all-day dining in a relaxed and lively way.
20bis Rue de Douai
Hôtel Saint-Marc
Immerse in the vibrant patterns and retro colours this eclectic Hotel aesthetics is a mix the of the Art Deco era with a vintage vibe.
Dimore Studio was selected to design that charm of yesteryear and incorporate a fresh style into the spaces, adapting the spectacular architectural details to a concept that mixes vintage with original creations made to measure.
36 Rue Saint-Marc
Le Roch Hôtel & Spa Paris
Located near the Jardin des Tuileries, Le Roch Hôtel & Spa Paris is a 5-star hotel where contemporary design and an elegant atmosphere meet.
This charming Boutique Hotel was designed by the architect and top interior designer Sarah Lavoine.
The art of simplicity rather than ostentatious splendour is both the designer's and the hotel's conception of luxury.
28 Rue Saint-Roch
Providence Hotel
In the heart of Paris, Providence Hotel has the quaint charm of a private house.
This Luxury Hotel was conceived by Parisian architect Philippe Medioni.
The building of the 1850s is a beautiful exemplar of French architecture with carved balconies and dark parquet floors in the 18 rooms and common areas.
Boutique Hotel Bienvenue
In the Paris 9th district you will find the intimate and trendy Boutique Hotel Bienvenue.
The Bienvenue is the work of Chloé Nègre, a younger interior designer, former protégée of the top interior designer, India Mahdavi.
Owned by the same young hotelier, Adrian Gloaguen, from the same group the Hotel Panache designed by Chzon.
23 Rue Buffault
Hôtel Vernet
The Hôtel Vernet invites visitors to come and explore this luxury hotel.
This exclusive design project by the French Top Interior Designer François Champsaur celebrates contemporary design and French craftsmanship.
Champsaur has created a name as an interior designer especially for art collectors' houses, and his work for Hôtel Vernet reflects that experience as contemporary art and design stage.
25 Rue Vernet