Maison&Objet 2023: a preview of what's to come in this edition

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One of the most important design fairs in the world is about to begin! From January 19 to 23, 2023 , Maison&Objet will explore every style and renew the world of décor . The fair, which takes place in Paris, is a true reference point for decoration. , creation and design of the world; it is a mosaic of concepts, talents and trends . Nearly 600 new brands arrive at each edition, keeping the entire showcase representative of the most current trends. Spanning 13 sectors including lifestyle products, fine art, decorations, gifts, home accessories, interior design, fragrances and more, the French exhibition will inspire and stimulate the generation of ideas in 2023 .

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“The design on display at Maison&Objet will seek to challenge modern aesthetics and provide a springboard for what feels good. Caring is something that has become a true necessity at a time when we are all actively seeking meaning and tranquility,” says the event organizers. Maison&Objet's sustainable and conscious vision is one of the reasons why the fair is attracting an ever-increasing number of exhibitors and visitors. Noma , for example, is a French design house that works exclusively with recycled materials . Just like Laines Paysannes , whose rugs are created exclusively from locally sourced materials. Maison&Objet is ready to illuminate this and a few other values for the 2023 show. Check it out below!

Body care

Furniture designed by Maison de Vacanes /

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“While some visitors come to the fair to hunt for new trends, others roam the aisles looking for meanings and ways to address social issues , notably ecology ,” explains Grégoire.

Glasses made from recycled materials, by Lubech Living /

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For several years, the fair has been flooded with emerging socially-minded brands , which are proactively embodying a “whole new ethos that is finding a foothold among consumers, echoing the slow living trend ,” he continues.

Caring and showing interest in others

“A large number of brands are now committed to renewing links between generations , social classes and cultures , and as such, are looking beyond simple aesthetics ,” Grégoire explains.

Ceramic vase signed by Studio Natura Ceramica /

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Maison&Objet tracks down and celebrates new talent every year, and the 2023 edition will pit representatives of a socially-minded generation against one another, with their creations echoing the widespread desire to care for the world around us.

Taking care of assets and expertise

Furniture designed by Laines Paysannes /

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Young brands and centuries-old companies at the show are all committed to ensuring that the valuable heritage that the world embraces is passed on to future generations. In France, brands such as Drugeot, Delavelle and Sollen are betting on collections that showcase overtly contemporary silhouettes. AS 'ART, in turn, selects pieces from South Africa to encourage and promote traditional knowledge, with the aim of contributing to the socio-economic development of artisan communities.

Body care

Caring and showing interest in others

Taking care of assets and expertise

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