Maison & Objet is one of the biggest events of interior design in the world.
And guess who is going to be there from the 19th until the 23rd of January… Essential Home will be once again at Maison et Objet bringing the best of luxury mid-century design to you in the flesh. They will be five days packed with the most inspiring interior design solutions and deals you will not want to miss!
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The occasion assembles an offer that combines decoration, design, furniture, textiles, accessories, fragrances … Where all the styles coexist. The transversality is present throughout the scenes that inspire all the spaces of the trade show. This exceptional diversity fulfills the variety of expectations of the world markets.
Place of meetings and sharing experiences, Maison & Objet receives exhibitors and visitors from all over the world and evokes a high-quality international offer. A global picture of excellence and innovation that shares the best of creativity and all the design news.
It is for these reasons that Essential Home, which comes to us from Portugal, had to be present!
But who is Essential Home? It is the epitome of harmony between the masculine and the feminine, the classic and the contemporary and that is an integral part of the meaning of the brand who represents an emblematic and also transversal style. Essential Home has a Mid-Century Modern signature that makes it irresistible to all of us.
Essential Home is one of the best live examples of the retro bohemian design with a mid-century modern twist, with sumptuous gilded details and an incredible sense of refinement.
See you in Paris Nord Villepinte in January!
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