Maison&Objet January 2025 showcased contemporary surrealism with a tranquil twist, redefining the element of surprise. Held at Parc des Expositions de Villepinte from January 16-20, the event attracted 70,000 visitors and featured 2,377 brands, with 594 new exhibitors. The theme, Sur/Reality, marked the 100th anniversary of the Surrealist Manifesto and celebrated creative freedom with cohesion and subtle unexpectedness.
Key Highlights
Jogak Light Collection 02 – Studio BooBoon
This lighting collection reimagines bojagi, a traditional Korean fabric practice, using fabric offcuts to create handmade desk, floor, and pendant lights. Studio BooBoon’s Paris-based designers, Jisu Yun and Richard Bone, combine tradition and modern aesthetics for sustainable, functional lighting.
Pantalica Outdoor Collection – Elisa Ossino & Molteni&C
Inspired by the Pantalica nature reserve in Sicily, this collection celebrates Mediterranean heritage and sustainability. Crafted from recyclable polypropylene, each sculptural piece—including daybeds, stools, and rugs—harmonises tradition and modern living.
Seaglass Light Objects – Milena Kling
Mouth-blown glass creations inspired by ocean-worn forms, Milena Kling’s Seaglass Lights blend artisanship with nature’s beauty. These softly finished pieces evoke the serenity of slow, thoughtful design.
Sfera Lighting Collection – Victoria Wilmotte for pulpo
Sfera blends daring elegance with functional design. Featuring hand-blown glass globes on a steel frame, the collection offers geometric lighting in striking colours like smoky grey, chrome, and green.
Bled Bar Stool – Zoran Jedrejčić for Woak
The minimalist Bled Bar Stool, crafted from walnut or oak, is a fusion of traditional woodworking and modern design. Available in five colours, it pairs sleek lines with upholstered seating options in leather or fabric.
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