Your Guide to Maison et Objet 2025: 4 Must-See Exhibits
Uchronia Planning to attend Maison et Objet 2025 and interested in knowing the TrendBible team’s must-see exhibits?
In the run-up to Maison et Objet, our Trend Editor, Wendy Lowe, has spotlighted the brands and designers she recommends you visit to make the most of your time at the show.
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Maison et Objet 2025
Taking place from the 16th – 20th January 2025, Maison et Objet explores the inspirational theme Sur/Reality, delving into the prolific vitality of a new Surrealism. At the show, this trend takes shape in unexpected objects and dreamlike settings that invite us to let go, and addresses consumers’ newfound appetite for the strange and the surprising.
Faye Toogood
Hall 7
Named Designer of the Year at 2025’s Maison et Objet, we looking forward to seeing designer Faye Toogood’s “Womanifesto” – an installation inspired by the show’s theme of the year: Sur/Reality. In a surrealist setting, she invites us into her mind and her creative process. It’s set to be an artful, all-encompassing journey and an illuminating reflection from one of the industry’s most exciting designers.
Rising Talent Awards & WooJai Lee
Hall 5A & 6 RTA6
The focus for this Maison et Objet Edition’s Rising Talent Awards spotlights the design talents of South Korea, exploring themes of reimagined crafts, bold futurism and design heritage. One designer who explores these themes is WoodJai Lee, who uses recycled paper to create textural sculptures. His work is inspired by the overlooked details of everyday life.
Uchronia
Hall 6
Uchronia are set to be a key brand to watch at January 2025’s Maison et Objet. The energetic and vibrant interiors studio is showcasing its approach to the Maison et Objet’s ‘Sur/Reality’ theme, with pop-up Hôtel Uchronia — a 200-square-meter immersive experience and dreamlike space exploring sensory atmospheres, bold furniture, vibrant scents and dynamic lighting. Founder Julien Sebban will also be hosting a talk ‘The Art of Joyful Hospitality’ on January 17th.
Feinedinge
Hall 7 F40
Vienna based porcelain brand Feinedinge create tableware and home accessories that playfully explore the balance between high functionality and stylish design. We’ll be looking out for their booth as part of Maison & Object’s ‘Signature’ area, taking a closer look at their whimsical tea and sets and tableware ranges made for the at-home host.
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