On September 5, the largest and most prestigiousexhibition of home design and decor — Maison&Objet-2014. We have collected for you the most interesting photos of the first day of the Parisian exhibition, found on the Instagram of Russian designers. The most desired and anticipated event for specialists in the field of interior design opened its exhibition halls exactly 24 hours ago. During this time, many visitors have visited them, many of whom have pleased their Instagram, Twitter and Facebook subscribers with colorful photos of the new products presented at Maison&Objet-2014. Today we are showing the most interesting, in the opinion of our editors, photos, including photos taken by Russian designers: Nadya Zotova, Olga Zaretskikh, Maria Sofronova, Lyubov Egorycheva, Ekaterina Kokoulina, Nina Sokolova-Testarossa and Anastasia Sokolova.
To begin with, we suggest you familiarize yourself with the creative design of the stands...
...and also see several types of "sheights" to at least imagine for a moment how huge this forum is. And to be precise, this year 3,445 participants came to the Maison&Objet exhibition:
- working in the fields of construction, design, decoration, architecture, textile and furniture production;
- specializing in the production of tableware, kitchens, household appliances;
- producing products for gardens, terraces, and summer cottages;
- engaged in lighting equipment.
One of the most popular on Maison&Objet,Judging by the number of photos, it was the stand of designer Tom Dixon. You can read about what exactly the famous designer brought to the exhibition in our .
And visitors to the exhibition are also extremely interestedall sorts of lighting fixtures were called in, and everyone happily photographed them. Honestly, the lighting fixtures were really a success this year. There was art deco, steampunk, and oriental motifs.
For example, decorator Olga Zaretskikh noted that there are many similar lamps at the exhibition, and when approaching the next stand, a deja vu effect occurs.
On her Instagram, Olga also noted that Maison&Objet presents many exhibits with an ethnic twist.
This is also indicated by photos from other Instagram users.
Designer Nadya Zotova also did not ignore this trend.
On the first day of the exhibition, she inspected the furniture pavilions.
Meanwhile, Nina Sokolova-Testarossa took these exclusive photos especially for our website.
It turned out that her namesake, designer Anastasia Sokolova, also came to Maison&Objet and liked the pillows with matryoshka dolls and the sofa made using the patchwork technique.
Designers Ekaterina Kokoulina, Maria Sofronova and Lyubov Egorycheva also delighted us with their photos.
As we can see, the first day of SeptemberMaison&Objet-2014 was quite eventful and interesting, revealing some new trends and introducing unusual furniture and decor items. Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
