7 Incredible Things You Should See During Maison Et Objet and Déco Off – Paris is going to host two of the top interior design events in the world, from January 16-21. We are talking about (of course) the prestigious Maison et Objet and Paris Déco Off, two design landmarks that set the top interior design trends for the year! Since we want you to have the ultimate design experience, today we have brought you 7 incredible things that you must see during your stay in the City of Lights! Check it out!
#1 Paris Déco Home’s Grand Premier
Fabrics, wall coverings, and trimmings dominate Paris Déco Off, and now, with the inaugural edition of sister event Paris Déco Home, tableware, furniture, lighting, and decorative objects will simultaneously enter the limelight. Thirty upscale brands, including Amini Carpets, Gien, Leitner Leinen, Marie Martin, and Raynaud, will open their houses, showrooms, and pop-up spaces, offering guests sneak previews and glimpses of limited-edition pieces.
⇒ When? January 16–20, 9:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
⇒ Location: Pop-ups are located around the city
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#2 Lladró’s Newest Version Of The Nightbloom Design
Alongside its whimsical Koi and cocktail party-ready tableware collections, the famous luxury design brand is presenting a new iteration of its Nightbloom design at Maison et Objet 2020. Made in collaboration with Dutch designer Marcel Wanders, the ethereal chandelier mimics a flower fluttering in the breeze. Its porcelain petals, dotted with gold luster paint, play with light and shadow.
⇒ When? January 17–21
⇒ Location: Maison et Objet – Hall 8, Stand C51
#3 Christian Lacroix’s Designers Guild Collaboration
After a long time working together, Tricia Guild’s Designers Guild and Christian Lacroix Maison unite at Galerie Vivienne to present at Paris Déco Off an incredible creative pop-up showroom, that is devoted to Designers Guild finished product collections and Christian Lacroix Maison’s new L’Odyssee. For those of you who don’t know, this incredible collection consists of a fantastical melange of vivacious pink, green, blue, and black that transports through printed and woven fabrics, panoramic wallpapers, and home accessories.
⇒ When? January 16–20
⇒ Location: Galerie Vivienne, 5 Rue de la Banque
#4 Cassina’s Entrance into Outdoors
The Italian furniture brand is presenting for the first time their incredible outdoor collection that features unique furniture designs by distinguished interior designers such as the brand’s art director Patricia Urquiola, Rodolfo Dordoni, and Philippe Starck. There is Dordoni’s modular sofa Sail Out, calling to mind 1950s resorts, for instance, and Urquiola’s playful Trampoline, a circular, canopied “love bed” accentuated by polypropylene rope. That handwoven material also comprises the backrest of Philippe Starck’s subtly tropical Fence-e Nature armchair and sofas.
⇒ When? January 16 at 7 p.m.
⇒ Location: Cassina, 236 Boulevard Saint-Germain
#5 Christopher Farr’s Designer Partnerships
Standout textile designs are the stars of Woven that feature rugs spun from wool, hemp, and space-dyed yarns by fashion designer Gregory Parkinson, who decamped to Christopher Farr’s weaving mill in Mirzapur, India, as well as a trio of fabrics from designer Kit Kemp.
⇒ When? January 16–20
⇒ Location: Galerie Berthet Aittouarès, 14–29 Rue de Seine
#6 Rinck’s New Furniture Line
French interior design company Rinck, known for its in-house manufacturing workshops, has a new contemporary dining room collection, called Félicité. Featuring soft curves, this incredible furniture collection encompasses six chairs, two armchairs, a table, a console, and two sconces.
⇒ When? January 16–20, 9:30 a.m.–7 p.m. and until 10:30 p.m. on the January 18
⇒ Location: Galerie Thomé, 19 Rue Mazarine
#7 Atelier Vime’s Farrow & Ball Installation
Atelier Vime’s bevy of skilled weavers and rattan craftsmen have beautifully updated the art of basketry. Their bespoke handcrafted pieces will be on display at La Nature des Choses, which is Atelier Vime’s five-room apartment decked out with vintage items and pigment-rich paint colors from Farrow & Ball’s elaborate palette, including Bancha, Cromarty, and the new Duck Green.
⇒ When? January 16–20, 9:30 a.m.–7:30 p.m.
⇒ Location: Pop-ups are located around the city
Don’t Forget To Read:
What Are The Latest News About PDO 2020?
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