MAISON & OBJET January

MAISON&OBJET is an international trade fair for home collections. It showcases the latest in design and decor, as well as workplace enhancement in this context. The trade show takes place twice a year at the venue Paris Nord Villepinte. It was first set up in 1995. The list of exhibitors consists of 3,000 brands including 600 new ones for each edition. Thus, it has grown to be of immense importance for the world of lifestyle.

MAISON&OBJET is open exclusively to professional visitors. The leading home decor fair is a major hub of the international interior design and lifestyle community. At M&O the most creative and innovative French and International companies in their industries are brought together. Among them are distributors and specifiers, recognised industry influencers and other professionals with diversified profiles. Almost one third of the visitors attend only MAISON&OBJET.

With nearly 90,000 visitors, the lifestyle fair offers a unique opportunity to grow your retail network. The platform provides you with just the right environment to display or find your product as there are now 11 carefully defined lifestyle and decor sectors. These optimise the time buyers spend at the show and make networking easier. The sectors are divided into two hubs: Objet and Maison, objects and decorative accessories in the first one and decoration and home interior solutions are organised in the second one. There is also a separated space - the Craft sector - dedicated to arts and crafts and their makers. At the Trend Forum, attendants identify new sources of inspiration and analyse current trends and the types of consumer behaviour.

You can prepare for each show by requesting meetings with your favourite exhibitors through the digital platform MOM. At each new edition, MAISON&OBJET focuses on a country and reveals its up-and-coming designers. The country for MAISON&OBJET January 2020 is yet to be announced. With every new edition, MAISON&OBJET PARIS also elects a Designer of the Year. The award honours one of the most outstanding names in industrial and interior design worldwide.