Maison&Objet ran from 10 to 14 September 2026 at Paris Nord Villepinte under the new name Maison&Objet Pulse. The September edition now focuses on emerging talent, experimental interiors, retail and hospitality ideas.
January becomes Maison&Objet Premier, creating a split calendar for the design fair. Pulse retains seven sectors: Decor & Design, Cook & Share, Fine Craft, Wellness & Beauty, Fragrance & Ambiance, Fashion & Accessories, and Gift & Play.
Fair halls connect with the wider city
Paris Design Week continues from 10 to 19 September across the city. Galleries, showrooms and installations extend the programme beyond the Villepinte venue and make the event a destination for design buyers and exhibitors.
The calendar change gives September a scouting role and January a prestige restock role. That division changes how buyers may plan visits, sourcing meetings and product discovery across the year.
Maison&Objet Pulse links a trade fair with a city-wide programme of exhibitions and business events. Its sectors cover furniture, interiors, gifts and fashion, while the broader Paris schedule adds showrooms and installations to the commercial visit.
