If the interior is important to you, you don'tyou can be indifferent to home decor. Today in our article - the highlights of the first day of the Parisian exhibition Maison&Objet - the main international exhibition on home decor
If we compare the Cologne Furniture Fair andParisian home decor exhibition, it's like going to a furniture industry museum and then going to an antique market. In the first case, everything is conservative, orderly, measured, verified and not crowded, in the second - bright, colorful, mixed, noisy, and you never know what treasure you will find at the next stand.
To give you the best possible idea of the exhibition, we are making this first preview report from photos taken on mobile phones and posted on Instagram. It is more visual.
The main event for Russians at the January M&O, as regulars of the exhibition call it, was the stands of Russian designers Anna Muravina and Leyla Ulahanli.
Anna Muravina showed fabrics for the first timenow produces under its own brand. And showed off some beautifully crafted and fantastically designed furniture, created together with Valentina Andreeva from Mrs Ruby. We are delighted! The black and white fabrics are not only beautiful, but also pleasant to the touch. And the editors consider the feather pattern to be extremely fashionable.
Designer Leyla Uluhanli presented hercollection of furniture. The execution and style are on par with expensive American brands. It is not surprising that her stand was full of visitors from morning to evening, and most of them were foreigners.
Uvays Heydarov, "Kitchen Interiors":— Compared to the Cologne exhibition, the Paris exhibition is very lively and bright. And cozy. The stands are smaller in size and furnished in a homely way. Of course, the presence of a pavilion with home fragrances also brings its pleasant note to the overall atmosphere of the exhibition. One could say that this is the most fragrant exhibition of all that I have visited — even among perfumes, Maison&Objet smells sweet. Only now do I understand that luxury design has no ethnicity. The French, Germans, and Italians presented themselves equally beautifully here, but our domestic designers evoked a sense of pride. The most vivid impressions from the first day of the exhibition for me were the stands of Anna Muravina and Leyla Uluhanli. The quality, design, style, and concept of the items are so high that it makes you proud. Well done, keep it up!
Another vivid impression was the Dutch standEichholtz brand. It is not the first year that it is the largest and most luxurious - for the entire exhibition. If in the fall the style of the Parisian variety show was clearly visible here, then now each exposition showed its own style. The editors chose the soft pink trend and the exposition in topaz color.
And now we invite you to enjoy the photos from the first day of the exhibition, which we found on the visitors’ Instagram.
