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Tollgard's curated guide to Maison&Objet 2026
Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, 15 - 19 Jan
Always a highlight on the design calendar, Maison & Objet Paris returns this month with the theme ‘Past Reveals Future’. Since its debut in 1994, the bi-annual trade show has been a cornerstone for the international design community.
Driven by the new wave of design and vibrant creativity in 2025, Maison&Objet opens 2026 under the banner of excellence and savoir-faire. At the intersection of raw materials and contemporary forms, a quiet strength emerges. Designers have been tasked to draw inspiration from the past to create something new and meaningful for the future.
We've handpicked a collection of favourite brands and moments from the fair, each pushing the boundaries of creativity and craftsmanship, offering an exclusive first look at the most exciting trends in the industry.
AT THE FAIR
1. Van Rossum
Van Rossum is honoured to be part of Curatio, a visionary concept at Maison&Objet, curated by their Creative Director Thomas Haarmann. This installation explores the essence of design, with each specially invited participant presenting a single piece in its purest form, free from its usual context.
Van Rossum presents a complementary display within Curatio, showcasing a curated selection of pieces from the collection. Together, these works offer a dialogue between material, craftsmanship and form, extending the spirit of Curatio through Van Rossum’s distinctive perspective on contemporary design.
📍Signature Hall, Hall 1, Stand CU13
2. Bomma
Bomma invites you to discover a new portable lamp and extension of the Dew Drops collection, in addition to Bomma’s signature crystal lighting, at the upcoming Maison&Objet in Paris.
At our stand, you will be able to explore a curated selection of their most iconic designs alongside new product launches. Experience the beauty of Fragments, Fragment Line, Flare, Dew Drops and Lens collections, each representing Bomma’s commitment to exceptional craftsmanship, material precision, and contemporary design.
For the first time their sister brand Rückl will be present at this fair with a series of hand-cut and mouth-blown vases, tableware and giftware. Go and explore the glassmaking artistry of BOMMA and Rückl in Paris.
📍 Hall 2, Stand n.J6 - K5, Sector: Signature Paris Nord Ville pinte exhibition center
3. J.L Moller
Internationally recognised as one of the world's leading names in furniture design and production, J. L. Møller was established in 1944 by cabinetmaker Niels Otto Møller. The Aarhus based manufacturer exports to more than 35 countries worldwide and is today led by the third generation of the Møller family. Dining pieces by J. L Møller are crafted around concepts of understated elegance and product longevity, utilising only the highest quality materials.
Explore their latest collection and witness the incredible craftsmanship up close.
📍Hall 3 | Stand E76
IN THE CITY
Maison & Objet goes beyond the exhibition halls with its In the City programme, bringing the experience into the heart of Paris. With over 100 locations, visitors can meet creators, explore products in real-life settings, and soak up the city’s creative energy. Here are a few showrooms we recommend visiting…
4. Giopato & Coombes
Giopato & Coombes presents Mini Maxi at Maison & Objet in the City 2026. Mini Maxi transforms their beautiful Paris gallery into a field of shifting scales. Bolle Small and Large, Scarabei Single Pendant and Gem Chandelier 22 appear like fragments of the same luminous story: small pieces that whisper to the eye, asking for intimacy; larger forms that expand into space, quietly redrawing its borders. Here, light doesn’t just illuminate, it measures distance, traces movement and tests the elasticity of perception.
📍Giopato & Coombes Gallery 4, rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, taking place from 14 January - 05 April 2026, Tuesday - Saturday | 11am - 7pm
5. Meridiani
During Maison&Objet In The City, Meridiani opens the celebrations for its thirtieth anniversary, unveiling a new display dedicated to the iconic Louis modular sofa in the flagship store on Boulevard Saint-Germain.
The redesigned space, by designer and art director Andrea Parisio, showcases updated configurations and new elements of the Louis system, highlighting its versatility and timeless design. The installation pairs textures, finishes, and accessories to create a contemporary, welcoming presentation.
Alongside Louis, the showroom features a curated selection of Meridiani’s iconic collections, celebrating three decades of artisanal, Made in Italy craftsmanship and a style that honors tradition while looking confidently to the future.
📍278, boulevard Saint-Germain, 75007 PARIS FR
6. Entrelacs
Entrelacs presents a collection of lighting and furniture out of a desire to restore material authenticity to the essential, to showcase materials for what they are, expressed in timeless, refined designs. Working with bronze and alabaster, raw materials that have been around since the dawn of time, crafted with skilled hands, where every imperfection becomes a feature, to create unique, long-lasting pieces.
Visit Entrelacs and discover their latest designs at their stunning Paris showroom.
📍42 rue de Lille 75007 PARIS France
Visit maison-objet.com for more information and tickets.
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