Maison & Objet 2026 – Paris, France

Overview

Maison&Objet Paris 2026, the leading international trade fair for home decor, design, and lifestyle, takes place from January 15 to 19 at Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, showcasing 3,000+ brands across 7 halls and 6 sectors: Signature & Projects, Decor & Design, Craft – Métiers d’Art, Fragrance & Wellness, Gift & Play, and Fashion & Accessories. With 85,000+ visitors from 160+ countries and 600+ new exhibitors, it drives € billions in orders, spotlighting trends like sustainable craftsmanship and digital retail under the theme Past Reveals Future, with four sub-themes: Metamorphosis, Mutation, Revisited Baroque, and Neo Folklore.

Organized by SAFI, the event blends heritage with innovation through curated spaces like Transformism by Designer of the Year Harry Nuriev, sustainability-focused Manufactures of Excellence, and the MOM Village for digital sourcing. Co-located with Paris Design Week (January 14–19), it extends inspiration city-wide with 100+ elite decor addresses, making it a pivotal B2B hub for designers, retailers, and hospitality pros shaping the €500 billion+ global decor market.

Event Highlights

• Main attractions: 3,000+ brands, including 600 newcomers, display furniture, lighting, and accessories in 7 halls; themed zones highlight Metamorphosis and Neo Folklore trends, with 50+ outdoor living brands redefining exteriors.
• Main activities or performances: 25 conferences in Hall 3 on retail and hospitality trends; Harry Nuriev’s Transformism installation; What’s New? exhibits by Elizabeth Leriche (Decor), Rudy Guénaire (Hospitality), and François Delclaux (Retail).
• Special traditions or features: Designer of the Year showcase (Harry Nuriev, 2026); Curatio’s 60-member design village; Manufactures of Excellence with 20 French artisans; Paris Design Week’s city circuit (January 14–19).
• Unique attractions for visitors: MOM Village for curated furniture; paleo-futuristic retail displays; after-hours In The City events at Parisian galleries and studios, blending B2B networking with cultural immersion.

Why Attend

Maison&Objet Paris 2026 is essential for design and retail professionals navigating a market craving eco-conscious luxury, offering access to 3,000+ brands unveiling sustainable innovations like recycled textiles and modular furniture that align with 65% consumer demand for green designs and fuel 20%+ portfolio growth. In Paris’ design capital, connect with 85,000+ global buyers, architects, and media for high-value partnerships, as 2025’s edition generated €1.5 billion+ in deals and inspired collections worldwide.

Beyond sourcing, its curated program—conferences, artisan showcases, and digital MOM platform—delivers actionable insights on trends like Revisited Baroque, with 90% of attendees reporting enhanced strategies. Whether curating hospitality projects or scouting neo-folk decor, Maison&Objet empowers you to pioneer soulful designs, champion craftsmanship, and drive ROI in a vibrant, future-focused ecosystem.

Date & Duration

Dates: January 15 – 19, 2026

Duration: 5 days

Venue / Location

Main venue: Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre City: Paris, France Notable areas: Halls 1–7 for 6 sectors (e.g., Hall 3 for Transformism and Talks); networking lounges; West Entrance for easy access; Paris Design Week circuit downtown.

Google Maps address: 82 Avenue des Nations, 93420 Villepinte, France

Ticket Information

• How tickets are sold: Online via maison-objet.com; pre-registration required; on-site with verification.
• Whether admission is free or paid: Paid for trade visitors; free for approved buyers/press.
• Ticket pricing in USD: Approximately $70 for a single-day pass (based on €60 prior rates).
• Any special seating or VIP options: VIP for conferences and In The City events (~$150 USD); priority for pre-registered buyers.
• Minimum and maximum tickets pricing: Minimum $70 (single-day) to maximum $220 (5-day pass, estimated at €200); group/school rates via site.
• Digital badges via app; includes Paris Design Week access.

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Contact Information

• Email: serviceclientvisiteurs@safisalons.fr (visitors); maisonobjet@s2hcommunication.com (press).
• Phone: +33 1 44 29 03 99 (customer service); +33 1 70 22 58 55 (press).
• Website: https://www.maison-objet.com/en/paris.
• Social Media: @maisonetobjet (Instagram, Facebook); Maison&Objet (LinkedIn, YouTube).
• Key Staff: Sarah Dahan (S2H Communication, press).
• Press/Volunteers: Press accreditation online; volunteer info TBD via email.
• Note: Response time ~24–48 hours. English/French support available.

Getting There

• Nearest airport: Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), 8 km away (~15 min by taxi at €30–40/~$33–44 USD; free RER B shuttle every 10 min to Parc des Expositions).
• Public transport: RER B from Gare du Nord (30 min, €11.80/~$13 USD round-trip) to venue; Navigo weekly pass €30.80/~$34 USD (zones 1–5).
• Parking: P1/P3 lots (~€20/day/~$22 USD, 15,000 spaces); disabled bays with shuttles; pre-book via paris-nord-villepinte.com.
• By car: A1 motorway, exit “Parc des Expositions”; GPS 48.9675° N, 2.5183° E.
• Other: Taxis via G7 (~€50 from Orly); Vélib’ bikes (€5/day); accessible RER with elevators.

Accommodation Options

• Official partner: Maison&Objet housing portal for event rates; book via maison-objet.com.
• Nearby hotels: Novotel Paris Villepinte (~$150–220/night, 5-min walk); Pullman Paris Roissy CDG (~$180–250/night, shuttle).
• Budget options: Ibis Budget Villepinte (~$80–120/night, basic); Premiere Classe Roissy (~$70–100/night, parking).
• Luxury/business: Marriott Paris CDG (~$250–350/night, conference facilities); Hilton Paris CDG (~$200–300/night, EV charging).
• Other: 5,000+ rooms within 5 km; packages with transport; Airbnb in Roissy for value.

Reviews

• Transformative—Harry Nuriev’s installation sparked our SS26 line, and In The City connected us with Parisian artisans for exclusive collabs.
• Sustainability focus was a game-changer; sourced recycled decor that cut costs by 20% and landed €200K in hospitality contracts.
• Electric atmosphere—conferences on paleo-futurism inspired our retail pivot, turning buyer meetings into global partnerships.