The Fair

Maison&Objet is the unmissable event for fostering connections between buyers, sellers, and lovers of beautiful objects. Each year, the fair strengthens the bonds between over 6,000 brands and creators, around 300,000 international buyers, 1,500 journalists, and more than 2 million visitors, notably through its digital platform, MOM. Maison&Objet tracks sector developments, explores new trends, and provides key insights through its interactive spaces, conferences, and workshops.

In a constantly evolving field like decoration and design, the MOM digital platform, the unique venues of Paris Design Week, the exclusive showrooms of Maison&Objet In The City, as well as its social media channels and newsletters, create a rich environment of discoveries and surprises. Maison&Objet highlights creators, whether they are emerging talents or well-established names, by sharing the stories of the people behind each concept and product.

Every season, the fair offers an opportunity to discover those shaping the design world of tomorrow.

Every year, Maison&Objet organizes two major events, making Paris an international stage for design. The September session coincides with Paris Design Week, a festival that brings a wave of creative energy to Parisian neighborhoods for 10 days. Professionals and the knowledgeable public meet through a series of inspiring exhibitions and events.

In January, the fair hosts Maison&Objet In The City, a unique B2B event that connects the fair to the 100 most prestigious decoration locations in Paris, facilitating tailored exchanges for professionals.

The Kapla / K'Tom Stand

At this edition of the Maison & Objet Fair, the brands Kapla and K'Tom joined forces to offer visitors an unforgettable experience, highlighting creative and sustainable play. Set up on a shared stand, these two iconic wooden toy brands captured attention with their shared commitment to eco-responsibility and the development of children’s imagination.

Kapla

Famous for its wooden planks that enable endless constructions, offered visitors interactive demonstrations, showcasing the diversity of its creations, from simple architectural structures to more elaborate works. Both children and adults were swept away by the art of free-form building, exploring the infinite possibilities provided by these small, natural wooden pieces.

K'Tom

Specializing in miniature dollhouses, introduced visitors to its enchanting world where each house is a unique work of art, designed to be customizable and adaptable. The collaboration between these two brands created a playful and immersive space where play becomes a tool for learning and creativity.

Three houses were showcased on the stand:

The "La Folie de Tommy" House for €85

This tiny house is perfect for a tea party in a park or by the riverside. Measuring 20cm x 20cm at the base and standing 40cm high, this assemble-it-yourself house includes:

• 1 floor
• 1 roof terrace
• 1 door
• 1 window
• 2 arches on a Tuscan column
• 4 balustrades with their hand-painted golden balls on posts
  The house requires assembly, with an estimated assembly time of about 30 minutes.

The "Maison du Baron" House for €399

The Maison du Baron is designed to spark a passion for modeling. Measuring 56cm x 56cm at the base and standing 72cm high, this assemble-it-yourself house includes:

• 1 floor
• 2 doors with balustrades and two windows
• 8 arches (two between doors and windows)
• 6 Tuscan columns
• 12 balustrades with hand-painted golden balls on posts
  The house requires assembly, with an estimated assembly time of about 2 hours.

The "Palais de la Comtesse" House for €599

The Palais de la Comtesse model is an architectural masterpiece. Measuring 92cm x 56cm at the base and standing 72cm high, this stunning palace includes:

• 4 doors with balustrades
• 4 windows
• 8 arches (two between doors and windows, six on Tuscan columns)
• 1 ceiling terrace roof
• 16 balustrades with hand-painted golden balls on posts
  A black and white mosaic tiling is included in the promotional price.
  This dollhouse requires assembly, with an estimated assembly time of about 2.5 hours.

Together, Kapla and K'Tom not only showcased their artisanal craftsmanship but also highlighted their commitment to promoting ecological toys made from durable and environmentally friendly materials.

The stand served as a living showcase, illustrating how wooden toys—timeless and intergenerational—remain a source of joy and development for children, all while adhering to the values of durability and quality championed by these iconic brands.

*B2B: Business to Business