After a successful debut in Hong Kong in 2024, Maison&Objet Paris returns in 2025 with an upgraded edition: Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025. Scheduled from December 3–6 at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, the fair will explore Crossroads — the intersection of cultural fusion, sustainable innovation, and contemporary reinterpretation of traditional crafts.
The 2025 edition embraces a hybrid format, blending online and offline experiences to offer designers, brands, and design enthusiasts a holistic journey from inspiration to commercial realization. Over four immersive days, 16 leading designers and curators, along with 200+ brands, artisans, and artists, will showcase pioneering work in interior design, furniture, and lifestyle sectors, reinforcing Hong Kong’s role as a key design hub bridging Asia and the world.
Design Factory serves as the fair’s conceptual engine, spanning 900m² across four thematic pavilions, featuring ~80 brands and 200 curated works. Highlights include:
Shifted Mirrors: Fragments of a Dreamed East — an immersive experience curated by Clélie Debehault and Liv Vaisberg, blending Eastern and Western residential aesthetics.
Anthropocene Adhocsime — Belgian designer Lionel Jadot’s experimental suite exploring sustainable materials and climate-conscious design.
Breath of Bamboo — Korakot Aromdee’s large-scale bamboo installations marrying Thai craftsmanship with contemporary design.
Living Matters — Elizabeth Leriche curates three immersive environments reflecting global design trends through poetry and narrative.
Design Showcase brings together designers from nine global cities — Paris, Dubai, New Delhi, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Seoul, and more — crafting eight diverse interior spaces from lobbies to residential and hospitality environments, showcasing functional versatility and cultural dialogue.
Finally, Le Club offers a dedicated networking and business-matching platform, enabling designers, brands, and artisans to forge meaningful international collaborations.
Philippe Delhomme, President of SAFI Group and Maison&Objet, commented:
“Maison&Objet Intérieurs 2025 is a meeting point — of East and West, innovation and craft, function and aesthetic. Hong Kong’s unique position as a global design gateway allows us to showcase the latest trends while fostering cultural dialogue and creative connections.”
Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong 2025
December 3–6, 2025
Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 3C
hongkong-interieurs.maison-objet.com
Source: 77° Global Furnishings Media
