Maison & Objet 2024 – Photos by ©Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, courtesy of M&O.
Design – Maison & Objet 2024 marks 30 years of French-inspired excellence in the home décor, design and lifestyle industry. Challenging the antithesis in its title, TECH EDEN, the theme of this anniversary year “highlights the profound evolution in the relationship between science and nature, and project it into a sustainable and desirable future.”
Polspotten at Maison & Objet 2024.
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THE EXHIBITIONS
The Tech-Eden exhibition.
Curated by trend consulting agency Peclers Paris, the Tech-Eden exhibition explores the profound evolution of the relationship between science and nature as the basis for a sustainable future. The exhibition highlights the key values for the retail and hospitality of tomorrow: well-being, energising, and regenerative.
OUTONOMY installation by Mathieu Lehanneur.
The 2024 Designer of the Year is Mathieu Lehanneur. The French designer presents OUTONOMY, a bright yellow installation, a renewed living space rebalancing our relationship with nature and technology to regain our own autonomy. The design of this scenography points to the future and reveals the need for freedom. Doing better with less, dealing with our surroundings while respecting the environment, getting back to basics but not on basics… “Far from nostalgia or an attempt to retrace our steps, Outonomy attempts to answer the question: what do I really need?” says the designer.
‘What’s New In Decor’ exhibition by Elizabeth Leriche.
Curated by Elisabeth Leriche, the What’s New? In Decor exhibition plunges into the colours and materials that will shape the aesthetics of tomorrow’s interiors. Nature is omnipresent. A dreamy, original nature in its most dreamlike expressions.
Audrey Large at the Rising Talents exhibition.
In line with the Tech-Eden overarching theme, the Rising Talents Award exhibition focuses on emerging designers who are able to experiment with and blend crafts and cutting-edge technologies. For example, French designer Audrey Large creates 3D-printed sculptures exploring the relationship between our virtual and physical worlds. Each design offers a fluid silhouette with iridescent purple surfaces and a liquid-looking texture that resembles molten lava.
MAISON & OBJET – THE FAIR
Pedrali at M&O 2024.
In the MAISON section, hoteliers and restaurant owners discover new talent and meet iconic brands, outstanding manufacturers and craftsmen grouped in the Forever, Signature, Today, Forever, Unique&Ecletic and Projects sectors.
Harto at M&O 2024.
A decor and furniture offer to reinvent the lifestyle codes and boost the customer experience with brands such as Ardamez, Pedrali, Drucker, Harto, Design By US, Serax – Valerie Objects, Fancy Home Collection, Polspotten, and more.
Fancy Home Collection at M&O 2024.
In the OBJECT section, in the Home Accessories sector, discover a unique range of lighting fixtures, small furnishings, cushions and decorative objects to further personalise your establishment, as well as the Cook&Share sector with a selection of culinary preparation professionals and key players.
Unique&Ecletic installation at M&O.
Here are a few brands on display: ASA Selection, Libeco Home, Le Jacquard Français, Costa Nova, Knindustrie, Fine Dining & Living, Molteni, and NJ Style.
MAISON & OBJET IN THE CITY
Candy Box at Maison & Objet in The City 2024.
Univers Uchronia and Manufacture Prelle teamed up to inaugurate the Candy Box, a secret room in the Prelle showroom inviting you to discover the dialogue between a pop universe and a historic silk house. The Candy Box is a tribute to traditional French craftsmanship. All the furniture is covered in a range of new fabrics designed by Uchronia and woven by Manufacture Prelle.
All photos by ©Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, courtesy of Maison & Objet 2024.
