Maison & Objet 2026 Exhibitor List

How is the fair organised?

Exhibitors are grouped into six sectors: Signature & Projects for interior architecture and contract work, Decor & Design, Fine Craft, Fragrance & Wellness, Gift & Play, and Fashion & Accessories. Choosing which sectors to focus on matters more here than at most fairs, because the buyer in Fine Craft has little in common with the buyer in Gift & Play.

The September edition feeds orders for the Christmas trading season; the January edition is where new collections are seen first. The two editions draw a different mood, and many suppliers treat them as separate campaigns.

What do buyers at Maison&Objet look for?

Independent retailers want low minimum orders, a clear collection story and reliable delivery dates. Interior designers and hotel projects care about dimensions, finishes and the ability to produce in project quantities. A short French paragraph at the top of an English introduction is noticed by French buyers.

When should you contact exhibitors?

August is holiday month in France, so for the September edition write in early July or in the last week of August. For January, the first half of December works better than the Christmas fortnight. Exhibitors on the list can be suppliers, distributors or co-branding partners for you; make that distinction clear in the first line.

What are the rules for emailing French and EU companies?

For recipients in the EU, the GDPR applies alongside national rules. In France, business-to-business prospecting by email is generally accepted when the message relates to the recipient's professional activity and offers an easy opt-out in every email; Germany is noticeably stricter. Campaign emails go to the company's general address.

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