The design calendar begins each year in Paris for the Maison & Objet and Deco Off, which has evolved into Paris Design Week. Designers flock to the City of Light to see the brands’ first releases of the year and take in French decor inspiration. This year’s January fair has been pushed back to March, but every spring day has been warm and sunny – making it the perfect place to party in Paris. The atmosphere was festive and the design was in keeping with the bright colors, 70’s patterns and the particular French craftsmanship that still inspires us. Below, 16 French Heist décor ideas from Maison & Objet this year right now.
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Porcelain set of four salad/dessert plates
For design enthusiasts, Limoges’ hand-painted panels designed by Marie Dag are synonymous with modern fine dining, and a visit to its prime location in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Pres is a must. Fortunately, for anyone who isn’t a resident of Paris, Moda Operandi’s work is often in stock.
In the eternal debate over whether or not talent is hereditary, the Matisse family makes a case for it. Fourth generation descendants of Henri Matisse created Maison Matisse, a shop that invites designers to reinterpret the artist’s work for elegant, colorful results. During Maison & Objet, Maison Matisse opened its first flagship at 38 rue de Bac.
Everyone was buzzing about Paris-based interior designer Laura Gonzalez’s pop-up with Schumacher, an insane mix of colors and textures. Gonzalez’s gallery space is now permanent in Paris and you can shop online for her capsule at the Invisible Collection.
Popus Editions French house design brand that is already fresh-faced is an editor’s favorite for its colorful and cool designs.
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Parisian bistro armchairs
On the other end of French decorative history, Maison Drucker was established in 1885 and its rattan furniture is classic Parisian in every respect.
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Handmade wooden dumbbells
Stylish weights that double as décor are a living room upgrade you didn’t know you needed.
Designer Vincent Darré’s new launch with De Gournay and the Invisible Collection is a hilarious surreal roster that’s sure to keep the party going.
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Huss Brothers Mohave Linda Box & Plates
Brothers Haas and L’Objet have collaborated to put together a second delightful collection of household goods and tableware that depicts their team of cute monsters.
Inspired by the images of Slim Aarons, American outdoor accessories brand Business & Pleasure Co. seemed totally at home in France.
From the start of Paris Design Week to dinner in a private Parisian apartment, the designers’ collaborations at The Rug Company and custom work make them a big hitter in homes around the world.
Marta Sala’s architectural approach to furniture ensures that it looks great from all angles.
We’d pay a lot of money to live inside the mind of French artist and shop owner Marine Montagut, but visiting his shop at 48 Rue Madame is the second best. The quirky illustrations and fun assortment of home décor make for a Francophile lover’s dream souvenir.
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Bonjour Normandy scented candle
Montgot also makes a mini series of candles based on the scents of Paris and his garden in Normandy and Sicily.
Goodmoods’ So Home Hotel in Maison & Objet combined a Wes Anderson-esque hotel with a lush mid-century home. The brand explored the boundaries between private and public life with its expressive furniture that fits in any setting.
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Alabaster La Grande Odalisque
Bole 1803 is not just a mecca of beauty, its home scent is luxuriously Parisian. Store a scented candle or box in your luggage to give French the most American of rooms.
Rinck has been a staple of French design since it started as a mill manufacturer in 1841. It has now evolved into an interior design and furniture practice inspired by European history, everything from dining room furniture to accent pillows.
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