 | | Photo: Maison&Objet | | | Highlighting future-oriented design in the City of Light | | Driven by cultural, environmental, and global health issues, it’s no surprise that wellness is one of the major new interior design trends. And Maison&Objet 2023, the go-to home-decor fair, is fully on board, showcasing the latest design objects that promote human as well as environmental health through innovation and creativity.
Running from 19–23 January and during Paris Design Week, this upcoming edition will include meaningful, forward-thinking initiatives from 700 new brands – revealing talent, providing inspiration, and sparking connections in the international design and lifestyle community right in the heart of Europe. Dive into the programme here
Valeria Montjoy – Senior Content Editor | |  | | Photo: Maison&Objet | | | Well-being takes centre stage, and design follows | | | ‘Take care’: a simple statement, but one that has acquired a new meaning in recent years. Looking closely at modern-day society, Maison&Objet finds inspiration in what is now deemed not only desirable but rather a must: namely, the celebration of designs that encourage taking care of oneself, others and the planet. The ‘Take Care!’ theme will be spread across the entire fair, also extending to the talks and trend zones. Explore the theme | |  | | Image: Maison&Objet | | | Uncover good design while discovering the city | | | Bringing together more than 90 exhibitors, Maison&Objet also extends its reach out into the city, touching some emblematic Parisian design spots. Visitors are invited to explore the 100 locations that make up the circuit, including prestigious showrooms, design houses, professional events, artisanal workshops, creativity hubs, and other examples of interior-decor excellence and the French art of living. Find out more about the route | |  | | Photo: Maison&Objet | | | Rising stars: new talents shape the future of design | | | A diverse panel of experts will select three winners for the Future on Stage Awards, a new springboard to support exceptional young practices in the decor, design, and lifestyle fields. The January fair will provide an innovative opportunity to shine a spotlight on those who are shaping the future by pushing the limits of artistry and ingenuity. Find out more | |  | | Photo: Maison&Objet / Christophe Coenon | | | Raphaël Navot's timeless artistry sees him crowned Designer of the Year | | Paris-based, Israeli-born Raphaël Navot is the recipient of the latest Designer of the Year Award. Inspired by the richness and timelessness of the natural world, his portfolio features a range of multi-disciplinary projects that showcase French craftsmanship and skill – from hospitality interiors to bespoke and commercial product design.
Navot will exhibit The Apothem Lounge for the duration of the fair, an immersive installation of light and texture designed to ‘portray a visual emotion.’ Learn more | |  | | Photo: Maison&Objet / Tornasol Studio | | | Spain shines at the Rising Talent Awards | | | Twice a year, a prestigious jury selects up-and-coming designers from a specific country. Driven by an exciting wave of talent, this time it is Spain’s turn to shine. This edition's Rising Talent Awards open the door to Spanish designers who, turning their backs on passing trends, blend craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, value sustainability, and place human well-being at the heart of their creations. Discover the winners | |  | | Photo: Maison&Objet | | | Get your ticket and be immersed in the latest trends | | | Maison&Objet Paris is a must for anyone in the interior and decorative design industries – an event at which to get inspired, make connections, discover new products and be immersed in a vibrant blend of the latest trends. Tickets grant access to a unique five-day experience with 2,500 lifestyle brands, as well as six months of unlimited access to the Maison&Objet Academy. Book your ticket online | | | | | | | | |
