Maison&Objet exhibition: autumn in Paris will be very hot

There are only two weeks left until the biggest andan important design event of the autumn — the Maison&Objet exhibition. Industry professionals from all over the world will flock to the capital of France for this interior extravaganza, which will take place from September 2 to 6. Traditionally, Maison&Objet is considered to be the coolest, largest and most prestigious decor exhibition in Europe. It is held twice a year, in September and January. And if the winter exhibition is focused on the profile, then in the autumn people come to the capital of France specifically for the sake of decor. Traditionally, professionals flock here not only from Europe, but also from the USA and Asia. Designers, architects, creative people, young promising specialists whose finest hour is yet to come, and company directors — everyone will go to Paris in early September. You can read about how it was in January at the following links:

Extensive exhibitions of interior items anddesigner novelties, a great variety of combinations, styles and ideas, as well as beauty, elegance and top-class quality - and all this in one place! Meetings and conferences with leading speakers, a display of current trends and the most advanced ideas are expected. About three thousand participants and tens of times more visitors will witness the triumph of design, because this is where you can find inspiration for your projects and get a lot of new impressions and useful information. What interesting things does the upcoming autumn-winter season have in store?Maison & Objet's September session is in the worksa lot of cool stuff. As part of Maison & Objet Projets, there will be an exhibition of works by decorators and innovations from various companies, which will occupy hall number 8. This is where interior designers will be able to find the most advanced design and technical solutions. Also joining this major event this year is Paris Design Week - an event that implies an expansion of the festive atmosphere and sophistication. Design Week will take place throughout Paris, at various venues. Cocktails in showrooms, themed walks and a presentation of works by young talented designers called Now le OFF are expected.Venue Can also be reached byfree shuttle bus: from the airport it departs from three terminals (Terminal 1 — gate 8, 2D — gate 11, 2F — gate 6) every half hour, and from the Porte Maillot metro station — every 15 minutes. The exhibition is open from 9:30 to 19:00, the last bus leaves at 17:30 (an hour earlier on the last day). You cannot bring luggage into the exhibition, but you can leave it in the cloakroom. And don’t forget to print out your badge (entrance ticket), valid for all five days of the event. In fact, if you thought that Maison & Objet will take place in the very center of Paris, you are completely wrong. The territory where the exhibition will be held is reminiscent of the Moscow Crocus Expo. That is, outside the city. From Charles de Gaulle Airport to the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, it is just two stops by train (RER, line B3, stop Parc des Expositions). There is no need to take a taxi, it will stop just 200 meters closer to the entrance. The exit is in zone 4, the cost of a return ticket is about 4 euros. It is better to buy a ticket in advance to avoid standing in line. The space for the exhibition itself this timehas undergone changes to make it much easier for visitors to navigate and find what they want. Three thematic sections help you immediately understand where to go. Pavilions 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 B represent the Maison space, where furniture and all the main decorative items, lighting fixtures and textiles are exhibited. Pavilions 5 A and 6 are dedicated to Objet - household items and hand-made products, as well as clothing, smart gadgets, toys and home fragrances. And the most exclusive and creative, lifestyle and luxury await visitors in pavilions 7 and 8 - Luxury, Design & Interior Decoration. But even taking into account the recent reorganization, you will need 2-3 days to get through everything. Therefore, we suggest focusing on the most interesting things you can find. Review of the most interesting Let's evaluate each hall of the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre to understand what to focus on. Because there is no other way: Maison & Objet is a whole universe! Eclectic (Hall 1) and Cozy (Hall 2) In these halls you will immediately immerse yourself in the atmosphere of global decor, which can inspire and surprise. Soft interior solutions - textiles, pillows, blankets and designer items - will give the space warmth and coziness, so that guests feel at home. Here you can appreciate the magnificence and style of the Swedish brand Olsson & Jensen, as well as the work of the German designer Anke Drechsel.Anke DrechselAnke DrechselOlsson & JensenOlsson & Jensen Elegant (Hall 3 and Hall 4)The name itself makes it clear that you won't find ordinary items here. Timeless sophistication, new views on style and the charm of originality - it's best to start your visit to the exhibition right from these halls. Everyone will traditionally go to look at the British brand Andrew Martin, which used to be associated with fashionable and stylish interiors. But now they have given up this title to the Dutch brand Eichholtz, which is also in this hall. By the way, a new store of this brand recently opened in Moscow.EichholtzAndrew Martin INTL LTDAndrew Martin INTL LTDEichholtzEichholtzEichholtz The crowd can also be seen atBlugirl and Blumarine stands, which exude Italian warmth. This atmosphere is supported by the brands Carrara and Roberto Cavalli, the Belgian Dome Deco and Fancy, some of whose collections recently appeared in Eurodom, as well as the Danish Christina Lundsteen and Georg Jensen. The latter company, by the way, is known as a manufacturer of silver and jewelry, but here it will suddenly delight visitors with textiles.Dome DecoFancyBluegirlBlumarine Home CollectionBlumarineChristina LundsteenDome DecoDome DecoFancyFancyGeorg Jensen DamaskGeorg Jensen DamaskGeorg Jensen DamaskRoberto CavalliRoberto CavalliThe Mis en factory deserves special attention.demeure decoration, which is a truly French style of decor. The effect of contemplating their objects will prove that the interior requires bright colors, and various materials not only can be mixed, but should be. Italian manufacturers of luxury bed linen La Perla Home, working closely with Fassani, as well as Svad Dondi, classic Trussardi Home Linen and the elite among bedroom textiles — Signoria Di Firenze will delight with new collections. Undoubtedly, attention will also be drawn to the Spanish brand Guadarte and Portuguese Serip, German brands Lambert and Zoeppritz since 1828, Dutch family company Richmond Interiors by Spieghel and even cool accessories by American designer Michael Aram. By the way, we wrote about him in great detail.Mis deceitful decorationSeripMichael AramGuard GuardMichael AramRichmond Interiors By SpieghelSeripSignoria of FlorenceZoeppritz since 1828Signoria of FlorenceMis deceitful decorationSignoria of FlorenceSeripMichael Aram Actuel (Hall 5 B) In this hallYou can't help but take a look. The purity and design of the Belgian style are embodied in the products of the Flamant brand. About 10 years ago, everyone was simply crazy about it. Together with them, the kingdom will be represented here by Henry Dean, Vincent Sheppard and Royal Botania, known for its garden furniture and outdoor design. Next to them is the recognized leader among manufacturers of bio-fireplaces Planika and the Mexican company Polart, which is famous throughout the world for its commitment to the colonial style. Their furniture is unlike anything else - we called it "mannerist baroque": unimaginably crazy colors that give fresh emotions. It will be especially interesting to look at the works of our compatriots - the creative studio Max Kasymov. But with Rosemarie Schulz you should be careful and prepare ammonia. Seriously. This German company is known for its products made from live moss, natural and artificial flowers and other variations with plants. You can accidentally faint.Rosemary SchulzRoyal BotanyMax KasymovPolartFlamantPolartPlanikaVincent SheppardFlamantRosemary SchulzMax KasymovMax KasymovPlanikaPolartPlanikaRosemarie Schulz Hall 5 A HugeThe space of the hall is dedicated to the basics of modern interiors, aromas of the future, kitchen creativity and rare products. Very small accessories or creative items can be purchased right away. In the part of the complex close to hall 6, you can find products from the following companies: Bugatti, Gien, Koziol, De Buyer, Cristal de Sevres, ZACK GmbH, Spiegelau, Schott Zwiesel, Boker Manufaktur Solingen, Iittala. We recommend paying attention to the bright brand IVV Everyday. And also to designer tableware from ASA Selection, handmade products from Hoganasgruppen, kitchen utensils from Legnoart, the expensive and creative brand Blomus, suitable for high-tech, and, of course, Thermos. Who invented the thermos.Rosenthal GmbHBoker Manufaktur SolingenASA SelectionZACK GmbHHGBugattiFrom BuyerGienIittalaIVV EverydayLegnoartSpiegelauBugattiHGBoker Manufaktur SolingenLegnoart In the area called ComplementsYou can look for various accessories - vases, boxes, etc. - from the brand Chic Antique Denmark or inexpensive decorative items from CoteTable. And in the part of the hall marked as Fragrances, an aromatic punch is simply guaranteed. Perfumes and accessories from Christian Lacroix, Esteban, Parks London and Karl Lagerfeld - you can't go wrong if you go here!Chic Antique Denmark.Christian LacroixEstebanEstebanKarl LagerfeldParks LondonChic Antique Denmark.Parks London Hall 7 Interior scenes - herethe emphasis is on them. For example, here is the exclusive hand-made furniture Boca Do Lobo from Portugal, which has conquered the whole world. Or another representative of this small country - Munna, offering the Art Deco style as something special, bright and elegant. A must-see. As well as the exquisite brand Agresti, and the strict German manufacturer Furstenberg, and Legle, and Villary, and Sieger. Special attention to Moser - one of the most famous brands of crystal. And Limoges porcelain from Robert Haviland.Emanuel Ungaro Home LegleAgrestiAgrestiBoca Do LoboEmanuel Ungaro HomeFurstenbergMoserMunnaFurstenbergMoserAgrestiMunnaMoserLegle Hall 8 As mentioned above, hereThere are works by many famous designers, innovative and perfect. In this hall you will meet Anna Muravina, and you will also be able to see the coolest lighting from Italy. Everyone who misses designer lighting and that very laconic form of lamps must run to Artemide. And for new impressions related to tiles, you can look at the stand .ArtemidePorcelain GroupAnna MuravinaArtemideAnna MuravinaPorcelain GroupAt every Maison &Objet is hosting the Designer of the Year award ceremony. This time, the coveted statuette will be taken by interior architect, British Ilse Crawford. This is known in advance, but how much more new and interesting can be found in Paris in the first days of autumn! The official representative of Maison & Objet in Russia and the CIS countries is . The editorial team of the etk-fashion.com portal is also going to Paris to promptly cover all the events taking place there and show cool new products that everyone will be talking about in the next six months. Let's meet there!