17:17 Interiors unveils the Key Trends from Maison & Objet September 2025
✨Maison & Objet 2025: The Unmissable Design Event Where Tomorrow’s Trends Take Shape
From September 4 to 8, 2025, the iconic Maison & Objet trade fair brought together more than 2,500 exhibitors from 145 countries at Paris Nord Villepinte. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the event once again confirmed its role as the global hub for interior design, home décor, and lifestyle innovation.
This year, the artistic direction was entrusted to Amélie Pichard, who created the immersive installation “Welcome Home” — a deliberately unfinished house, imagined as a manifesto for living, evolving interiors.
Theme 2025: Welcome Home — A House in Motion
Amélie Pichard’s Welcome Home installation made a strong impression. More than a scenography, it was a reflection on how we inhabit spaces:
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A home that evolves with its occupants rather than staying fixed.
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Bridges between craftsmanship and artificial intelligence, where technology enhances tradition.
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A tribute to imperfection and the creative process.
This vision reflects a major trend: interiors are no longer just about decoration — they are living environments, telling stories and evolving with us.
Maison & Objet: An International Platform for Creativity
The September 2025 edition once again confirmed Maison & Objet as the world’s leading design and lifestyle fair. Visitors experienced:
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The Design District, showcasing the next generation of international talents.
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The Rising Talent Awards Germany, spotlighting emerging German designers.
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A unique mix of established brands and new names from across the globe — from the Netherlands to Portugal, Korea, and beyond.
Maison & Objet continues to be an essential platform to discover, connect, and get inspired by global design innovation.
Hall Haus, acteur incontournable du design contemporain, assure la direction artistique du nouvel espace Design District
✨ Interior Design Trends 2026 Spotted at Maison & Objet
Several key 2026 design trends emerged during this edition:
1. The Return of Primary Colors
Bold tones such as Klein blue, vivid red, and bright yellow are making a strong comeback, turning interiors into vibrant, visual statements.
2. Materials in the Spotlight
Recycled woods, raw and lacquered metals, pleated and perforated surfaces — materials are worked with daring creativity, keeping craftsmanship at the core of contemporary design.
3. Augmented Craftsmanship
Traditional craftsmanship meets technology. 3D printing, bio-sourced materials, and AI-driven design are reshaping how objects are imagined and produced.
4. Evolving, Imperfect Homes
The idea of a perfect, finished home is giving way to adaptable, modular spaces designed to grow and change with our lives.
✨ Our Maison & Objet 2025 Favorites
Among the countless discoveries, a few brands stood out as true highlights:
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Atelier Zemonsta – Modular, playful lamps you can customize yourself.
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Maison Dînette – Poetic embroidered linens with a nostalgic touch.
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Lucie Sotty – Colorful ceramics and energizing furniture pieces.
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Aerea Studio – Hypnotic 3D-printed vases and lamps made from bio-sourced materials.
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Maison Balzac – Fantastical tableware and accessories, crafted like jewelry.
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Clovi Paris – Seating imagined as poetic, elegant statements.
Conclusion: A Visionary and Inspiring Edition
✨ Maison & Objet septembre 2025 leaves us with a strong conviction: the home of tomorrow will be colorful, imperfect, flexible, and above all — alive. This edition proves that interior design is no longer just about aesthetics, but a true art of living.
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