Maison&Objet Paris

Design Courier had the pleasure of joining Maison&Objet as a Media Partner from January 14 to 19, 2026, immersing itself in an edition that hovered delicately between echoes of the past and visions of the future. Walking through the halls of Paris Nord Villepinte, one could feel a shared breath: that of those who love to observe, touch, and imagine. “Past Reveals Future” was more than a theme – it was a lens through which every object, every installation, every space told a story

There are editions of Maison&Objet that document a moment, and others that attempt something more ambitious: to recalibrate the cultural compass of design itself. The January 2026 edition belongs to the latter. Under the theme Past Reveals Future , the Parisian fair does not indulge in nostalgia, nor does it fetishize innovation for its own sake. Instead, it stages a subtle but radical proposition: that the future of design will be authored by those capable of reading the past not as a

The curtains have fallen on Maison&Objet January 2025, and the buzz is far from settling. This year’s edition left an electrifying trail of creativity, innovation, and bold artistry that pushed boundaries and redefined expectations. With its provocative theme, Sur/Reality, the event was a masterstroke of imagination, merging surreal whimsy with tangible design in ways that delighted and challenged in equal measure

A key barometer in the fields of design, decor, and lifestyle since 1994, Maison&Objet celebrates its thirtieth edition by revamping its January and September shows with an always "innovative, international & premium" approach, now with an even sharper focus on collectability, uniqueness, and emerging tendencies