Maison et Objet Highlights: A Merge of Surreality and Sustainability – Yesterday marked the grand finale of Maison & Objet Paris 2025—a spectacular celebration of design and lifestyle excellence! Visitors immersed themselves in a world of elegance, innovation, and artistry, discovering designs and installations that redefine sophistication. PullCast was proud to showcase some of its most emblematic pieces in Maeve’s stand, a brand known for its organic and luxurious creations, from hand-crafted objects to nature-inspired designs. Explore some of the highlights in this article curated by Interior Design Magazines.
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Maison et Objet 2025: Highlights Overview
Maison et Objet 2025 served as a beacon of creativity and inspiration, where design knows no boundaries. This January edition, themed “Sur/Reality,” reimagined the art of blending surrealism with functionality.
Sustainability was a key theme at Maison et Objet 2025. With the growing global awareness of environmental issues, the design world embraced sustainability not merely as a trend but as a necessity. At this year’s event, visitors encountered eco-conscious brands showcasing creations rooted in sustainable practices through ethically sourced materials, energy-efficient manufacturing, or zero-waste production methods. The exhibition celebrated designers and brands that pushed the boundaries of innovation with responsible, future-oriented design.
An Organic Showcase by Maeve & PullCast
“Rehash” by Maeve signals a bold reaffirmation of the brand’s identity in decor and furniture. Rooted in organic originality, it is a testament to the harmonious fusion of nature’s raw beauty with a signature sophisticated aesthetic. This event showcases Maeve’s unwavering commitment to craftsmanship and innovation, presenting a curated selection of pieces that transcend trends and redefine timeless design. “Rehash” invited the world at Maison et Objet to explore an artistic vision where elegance meets authenticity, celebrating the perfect balance between modern luxury and nature-inspired creativity.
Maeve showcased singular pieces like the Maris pendant lights, the Folia chair, the Palm wall lamps, and the Pietra large sculpture, among countless other unique creations with an organic aesthetic. Then, PullCast had the opportunity to exhibit three nature-inspired designs full of textures and vigor. Below, you can learn more about these exclusive pieces displayed at Maison et Objet.
Strelitzia EA1061
Strelitzia Door Pull represents faithfulness, love, and thoughtfulness. It’s inspired by a species of flowering plant Indigenous to South Africa that honors a Queen. Made of brass, this big-size door pull is the perfect piece to create a romantic impact on your luxury interior design project.
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Folia SE8002
Folia embraces the blooming natural landscape, especially the picturesque scene of palm leaves. Designed in partnership with Maeve, Folia showcases true craftsmanship with natural elegance. The brass pull presents an undeniable sculptural form that optimizes textured design and the earth’s warm beauty.
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Ramum SE8003
The Ramum door pull is also the result of another astounding collaboration with Maeve. It is an ethereal piece inspired by the majestic nature of trees, especially the Sycamore. Its elongated form symbolizes growth and protection. In its center, a single leaf rests supportively in a body of brass, personifying subtle elegance.
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