Maison&Objet, the must-attend event for professionals in decoration, design, and lifestyle, closed on Monday, September 8, at Paris Nord Villepinte. More than 2,500 exhibitors participated, with 40% being international brands—reinforcing the event's reputation as a global crossroads, despite current geopolitical tensions.

For this year’s edition, the organizers opted to streamline the event by closing two halls, resulting in a 7–8% drop in exhibitor numbers. This repositioning was intentional. "We're aiming for a more compact show, with a more stable offering, particularly in the objects sector," said Guillaume Prot, the show director, during a press briefing.

The September edition, which caters more to retailers, differs from the January edition, which typically targets specifiers and t

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