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Maison&Objet France's decoration trade show for professionnals, will open its doors from 4th to 8th September 2009 at Paris Nord Villepinte. The twice-early show, held in January and September, welcome buyers, journalists and architects from across the globe to discover the latest trends in home decoration. The last edition held in january 2009, attracted 75 755 visitors, including 32 043 foreigners, despite a 12% drop...	Latest news... \| Latin America will be the focus of attention in September at the Maison&Objet trade show (Hall 5B Scènes d&rsquointérieur). Paulo Alves, Rodrigo Almeida, El Camino, Joel Escalona, Katherine Quevedo Gálvez and Maricruz Arribas are highly talented designers who draw on their mixed culture to bring us a host of innovative designs. \| The M&O Observatory , comprising style agencies...	Exibition at the Arts Décoratifs Museum in Paris until november the 1rst ...
Lire la suite Maison&Objet France's decoration trade show for professionnals, will open its doors from 4th to 8th September 2009 at Paris Nord Villepinte. The twice-early show, held in January and September, welcome buyers, journalists and architects from across the globe to discover the latest trends in home decoration. The last edition held in january 2009, attracted 75 755 visitors, including 32 043 foreigners, despite a 12% drop in attendance due to the economic slump. Since its creation in 1995, Maison&Objet has become one of the most important decoration trade fairs in the world, alongside Milan and Frakfurt. Five days of non-stop visiting are not enough to explore the 130 000 sq.m of stands, 3000 exhibitors, 8 halls, 4 associated shows and several displays. Maison&Objet is divided into 6 areas that each focus on a specific universe and style : tableware, home textiles, home accessories, arts & crafts, "Etnic Chic" and interior decoration, the last of which features a comprhensive selection of furniture brands. Room displays are the most popular with collections presented in reconstructed rooms in mock-up houses. Four shows held at the same time present different categories : "Maison&Objet éditeurs" is devoted to fumishing textiles and wall paper, "M&O musées" is given over to the cultural object and gift market while "Outdoor-indoor" speaks for itself. "M&O projets" is reserved for specifiers, that is, decorators, architects, hotel owners, etc...looking for solutions to their interior decoration projects. "Now! design à vivre" created in 2000, is devoted to young designers and focuses on innovative, unusual, artistic and poetic objects and furniture. The aims of "Now! design à vivre" are to present new products and ideas and provide an interdisciplinary meeting place for creative designers. "Scènes d'inrérieur" is the other place to be. Directed at the top-of-the-range market, it includes the main designer labels in spectacular and prestigious displays. Maison&Objet is also an observatory for journalists, design agencies and experts. Together, they analyse the latest tendencies and developments in interior design. Trends, styles, colours, materials, aspirations and lifestyles are all decrypted and collated for each trade show by trend hunters François Berbard, Elisabeth Leriche and Vincent Grégoire. They predict that the up-and-coming trend is "ReGeneration" or, more exactly, a poetic, multisensory future-looking home to revive and restore its occupants. New decorative stories focus on comfort and gentle living. Self-reviving serenity and harmonious sensuality soothe the body and mind to create a modern universe in which the human element and things beautiful find their rightful place and contribute to a marvellous sensation of well-being". Find out more by exploring the 3 steps of the "Body House", "Delight" and "Sense fiction" exhibition!	Lire la suite Latest news... \| Latin America will be the focus of attention in September at the Maison&Objet trade show (Hall 5B Scènes d&rsquointérieur). Paulo Alves, Rodrigo Almeida, El Camino, Joel Escalona, Katherine Quevedo Gálvez and Maricruz Arribas are highly talented designers who draw on their mixed culture to bring us a host of innovative designs. \| The M&O Observatory, comprising style agencies, experts and journalists, has become a must. The job of these specialists in changing trends, fashions and behaviours is to decrypt future tendencies in home decoration. See below the portrait of Elizabeth Leriche, trend hunter also working for Maison&Objet.	Lire la suite Drawing solely from the Arts Décoratifs collections (Arts Décoratifs, Mode et Textile, Publicité), the exhibition explores numerous domains in which red is an inescapable element, and the different symbolism of this colour in all societies down the ages. Among the themes evoked are danger, hell, pleasure, power, luxury, dressing in red, the timelessness of red in the decorative arts and the various techniques and materials of red. Go to the Arts Décoratifs Museum website

	FOREST AVENUE

Maison&Objet, Hall 7 Stand 127

The panels can be used as wind and sun protector. They can be done in metal, galvanisation, galva +ral colour, stainless steel and aluminium. They are very resistant and ecologic.
Forest Avenue is a belgian manufacturer. It produces panels, borders, benches, flower pots, gates, tables... It offers also taylor made products.

FOREST AVENUE

Go to the Forest Avenue website

	L'INDOCHINEUR

L'INDOCHINEUR

> Maison&Objet, Hall 6 Stand O 89

L&rsquoIndochineur designs, creates and distributes decoration, tableware articles and fashion accessories that come from different families of Vietnamese handicraft. The firm is based in Paris and Hanoï.
L&rsquoIndochineur is always in contact with its craftsmen-partners, continually develop ing new products and creating samples on demand. L&rsquoIndochineur belongs to the &ldquoMusées&rdquo Itinerary of Maison&Objet.
L'Indochineur pays fairly to the craftsmen. This year, l&rsquoIndochineur joins a group of exhibitors who have an approach of fair trade.
L&rsquoIndochineur proposes more than 3000 product-references: horn jewels, silk scarves, stone box&hellipand a new lacquer collection.

Go the L'Indochineur website

	L'ORFEVRERIE D'ANJOU

> Maison&Objet, Hall 5B Stand R34

L'ORFEVRERIE D'ANJOU

> Maison&Objet, Hall 5B Stand R34

On the eve of its 300th anniversary (1710-2010), L&rsquoOrfèvrerie d'Anjou has changed its image and produced a dynamic new website.
Just a few clicks and its simplified browsing and up-to-date graphics will give you an instant vision of the creative atmosphere of this most prestigious firm &ndash heir to a famous family of goldsmiths born in the 18th century.
You will discover the history, know-how, collections and designers that have turned this reputed name in silver and gold plate into an international reference in luxury pewter ware.
Don't forget to visit its on-line shop where you can order champagne buckets and other top quality wine accessories.

Go to the L&rsquoOrfèvrerie d&rsquoAnjou website

	ELIZABETH LERICHE

ELIZABETH LERICHE

Elizabeth Leriche is a highly reputed trend hunter in the world of home decoration and fashion. She created her own agency 18 years ago after a successful experience at the Nelly Rodi style agency, the leading reference in the field.
Elizabeth Leriche knows how to follow her instincts, stay in tune with her emotions and feelings and listen to the people around her, using her insight to advise her clients on the cutting edge trends of the future. She looks to young designers for the latest innovations and unusual objects.
She gives precious advice to the companies that she accompanies right up to production of their collections, particularly in textiles and furniture, to the trade shows she works for, particularly Maison&Objet, and to hospitality firms in the field of interior decoration.

Bureau de style Elizabeth Leriche

	CREATION EN FRANCE

This compendium highlights the post-war period in France which was particularly prolific in the decorative arts. More than 350 entries organised in alphabetic order present a wide-ranging panorama of the French decorative arts between 1945 and 1965 through its furniture creators and designers, decorators, ceramic artists, pewter makers and designers of light fixtures, fabrics, carpets and wallpaper.
To be released in October 2009 in all quality bookshops...

CREATION EN FRANCE

Création en France, Arts Décoratifs 1945-1965, edited by Laurence Bartoletti, Dominique Forest et al. Ed Gourcuff Gradenigo, October, 2009

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