Maison&Objet will take place from 5–9 September at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre
Maison&Objet returns to Paris in September 2024, celebrating its 30th anniversary. The biannual home decor fair, first inaugurated in 1995, takes place each January and September, showcasing the works of remarkable artists and designers from all over the world. This September, the event is introducing three What’s New? Spaces across the areas of decor, hospitality and retail, which are expected to present the most exciting novelties in design.
September’s exhibition honours its thirty years with a COSMIC YEAR theme. Employing celestial references, alongside other-worldly and dreamlike designs, it celebrates individuality and curiosity. The exhibition calls upon all artists and visionaries sharing a passion for design to immerse themselves at the heart of this truly unique experience and opportunity. It encourages the presence of creatively ambitious younger generations as it is a fantastic way to network with other artists and to meet the creators they are most inspired by.
A rich variety of rugs and carpets will be exhibited by companies such as Loominology, Chuk Palu, Agacan Carpets Softicated and Swedish brand Chhatwal & Jonsson, whose flatweaves feature clean lines and patterns in fresh colours.
Zollanvari International will also be present to showcase a new stand concept and the latest designs such as a beautiful flatweave by Soheila Shayegan Studio. The brand will highlight its chosen featured artist Lorincz V Gabi. A textile artist and designer, Gabi’s craft pieces are bold and experimental. Her work has a refreshing approach, which is exactly what Maison&Objet seeks to highlight.
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