Maison & Objet returns to Paris on January 15

From January 15 to 19, Maison & Objet will take over the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre for a new edition themed “Past Reveals Future”, reaffirming its ambition to reconnect contemporary design with its roots to better shape its future.

A must-attend event for décor, design and lifestyle professionals, Maison & Objet will explore the theme “Past Reveals Future” through a forward-looking analysis by the Goodmoods style consultancy, structured around four manifestos: metamorphosis, mutation, baroque and neo-folklore.

Maison & Objet will bring together the entire design ecosystem across six key sectors spread over seven exhibition halls. Signature and Projects unites high-end design, hospitality and bespoke projects. Décor and Design covers décor, furniture, lighting, textiles and tableware. Craft highlights exceptional craftsmanship and know-how. Fragrance and Wellness explores the world of wellbeing and scent. Fashion and Accessories presents fashion, jewellery and accessories. Gift and Play completes the line-up with gifts, toys and lifestyle concepts.

Halls 1 and 2 will also host the Collectif Design écoresponsable, integrated into the Signature and Projects areas. This space brings together an international selection of manufacturers of eco-designed materials and finishes for interior architecture, décor and furniture. Maison & Objet affirms its role as a driving force in promoting responsible solutions, without compromising on aesthetics or innovation.

In parallel with the fair, Maison & Objet In the City offers an itinerary exclusively for professionals, linking the fair to 100 of Paris’s leading décor addresses. Decorators, interior designers, galleries, major houses and artisans welcome international visitors to Paris. Nearly 1,200 journalists are expected, making the event a powerful driver of visibility and business for brands involved in major international projects.

The January edition brings together 2,300 brands, including 500 new ones, across six sectors and seven halls. In 2025, the fair welcomed 38,763 French visitors, representing 56% of the total, and 30,323 international visitors, or 44%. Maison & Objet In the City builds on the experience of Paris Design Week, now one of Europe’s leading design festivals, with 550 participants and more than 250,000 professionals and enthusiasts.