Maison&Objet Rebrands as Pulse, Unveils September 2026 Edition
From September 10 to 14, 2026, Maison&Objet will celebrate its 30th anniversary at Paris Nord Villepinte, rebranding as Maison&Objet Pulse for the September edition and Maison&Objet Premier for January. The event's theme, 'Pulse in Motion,' highlights creativity as a catalyst for transformation. Masquespacio, a Spanish design studio, will act as the ambassador, designing installations throughout the city. The Design District, organized by Hall Haus, will showcase Future On Stage, featuring three emerging companies. The Rising Talent Awards will honor South African designers in collaboration with Decorex Africa. Paris Design Week, occurring from September 10 to 19, will span Le Marais, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Opéra, and Bastille, with over 540 designers from 23 countries across 360 venues. Key attractions include Design Sur Cour at Grand Palais and projects like 'La Re-prise de la Bastille' by Studio 5.5 at Place de la Bastille, utilizing recycled clothing from Refashion, and 'La Tempête' by Jeremy Pradier-Jeauneau at Arc de Triomphe. The Factory will return to four locations in Le Marais, led by Jean-Baptiste Durand and Simon Géringer, featuring the China Creative Pavilion's 'BON GOÛT! GOOD TASTE!'.
Key facts
- Maison&Objet rebrands as Maison&Objet Pulse for September edition and Maison&Objet Premier for January edition.
- 30th anniversary edition takes place 10–14 September 2026 at Paris Nord Villepinte.
- Theme is 'Pulse in Motion'.
- Spanish studio Masquespacio is the ambassador.
- Design District curated by Hall Haus (Abdoulaye Niang, Sammy Bernoussi, Teddy Sanches, Zakari Boukhari).
- Future On Stage selects three young companies by expert jury.
- Rising Talent Awards celebrate South African designers in partnership with Decorex Africa.
- Paris Design Week runs 10–19 September 2026 with 360 venues, 540+ designers from 23 countries.
- Design Sur Cour program includes Grand Palais, Hôtel de Sully, Hôtel de la Marine, Musée Bourdelle, French National Archives.
- Studio 5.5 (Claire Renard and Jean-Sébastien Blanc) presents 'La Re-prise de la Bastille' at Place de la Bastille using recycled clothing from Refashion.
- Jeremy Pradier-Jeauneau creates 'La Tempête' at Arc de Triomphe.
- Factory directed by Jean-Baptiste Durand and Simon Géringer at four Le Marais locations.
- China Creative Pavilion presents 'BON GOÛT! GOOD TASTE!' at 10 rue de Turenne.
Entities
Artists
- Masquespacio
- Abdoulaye Niang
- Sammy Bernoussi
- Teddy Sanches
- Zakari Boukhari
- Claire Renard
- Jean-Sébastien Blanc
- Jeremy Pradier-Jeauneau
- Jean-Baptiste Durand
- Simon Géringer
- Antoine Bourdelle
- Ludovica Proietti
Institutions
- Maison&Objet
- Paris Design Week
- Decorex Africa
- Hall Haus
- Grand Palais
- Hôtel de Sully
- Hôtel de la Marine
- Musée Bourdelle
- French National Archives
- Refashion
- Festival du Monde
- China Creative Pavilion
- Atelier Toporkoff
- Atelier Monier
- La Chance
- Atelier Tissages de Charlieu
- Fornace Brioni
- Studio 5.5
- Pierre Frey
- Studio Andrée Putman
- House of Cassandre
- Karen Swami
- Galerie Emma Donnersberg
- Maison Du Danemark
- Espace Commines
Locations
- Paris
- France
- Paris Nord Villepinte
- Le Marais
- Saint-Germain-des-Prés
- Opéra
- Bastille
- Place de la Bastille
- Arc de Triomphe
- Cape Town
- South Africa
- Johannesburg
- Durban
- Denmark
- Poland
- Sweden
- Saudi Arabia
- Japan
- Mexico
- Guatemala
- Finland
- Kazakhstan
- Uzbekistan
- 116 rue de Turenne
- 16 rue des Minimes
- 10 rue de Turenne