From Sept. 7 to 11, the City of Light plays host to the twice-yearly Maison & Objet Design Fair. Regarded as the place to be for what’s new and noteworthy in the lifestyle sector, the fair represents the best in design and décor innovation from 147 countries and 2,300 brands.
Show sectors include Cook & Share, Home Fragrances, Pattern Lab, Home Linen and Wellbeing & Beauty. On-site exhibitions include The Designer’s Studio, with makers such as Faye Toogood, Dirk Van Der Kooij and Masquespacio.
In Hall 3, visitors will find Gault & Millau, with the opportunity to mingle with chefs and enjoy cooking demos and tastings. Exhibits include Light Trend, hosted by Franco-Japanese lighting designers Akari-Lisa Ishil and Motoko Ishil.
Hall 5A is where you’ll find The Well-Being Experience: Well-Being From A to Zen. Here, holistic brands are featured, with an emphasis on products, accessories and solutions for self care in the home and on the go. The Talks by Maison & Objet taking place throughout the event include 20 conferences led by experts and celebrities in the design and decor space.
Where to stay for the fair? Hotel de Sers and Hotel Vernet are both 5-star luxury choices by B Signature, located on the Champs-Elysées in the heart of Paris’ Golden Triangle.
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