5. SCENES D’INTERIEUR5.<strong>1.</strong> scènes d'intérieur - hall 7High-end interior designTitle : AMBIANCELegend : HALL 7 INTERIOR SCENEStand name : Jean BoggioShow : scènes d'intérieurCopyright : ©Francis AmiandWith its unique focus, scènes d’intérieur is the international meeting place <strong>for</strong> high-endinterior design professionals.With more than 12,700 sq. m of stands, visitors will <strong>com</strong>e here in January to discover thelatest collections from 225 exhibitors (66% from outside France), including the mostprestigious fashion houses and manufacturers, along with the leading craftspeople anddesigners.In this luxury atmosphere, in which fantasy and poetry are omnipresent, the key players infashion and haute couture present their home collections, each stand <strong>com</strong>peting to be theboldest, to offer the most breathtaking layout.This unmistakably high-end trade show is an unmissable event <strong>for</strong> specifiers in search ofinspiration and is aimed at niche markets which, in accordance with the spirit ofMAISON&OBJET, offer a broad overview of interior design ranging from architecturalsolutions to furniture, via decorative objects and accessories.The overall exhibition design by Paola Navone is directly linked to the MAISON&OBJETéditeurs trade show, also being held in hall 7, and now! design à vivre, being held in hall 8.Together, they define the luxury and design aspect of MAISON&OBJET, characterised by thewww.<strong>maison</strong>-<strong>objet</strong>-<strong>press</strong>.<strong>com</strong> 33/70
exclusivity of its offering.A SHOWCASE FOR HOME COLLECTIONS LAUNCHED BY FASHION HOUSESA clear trend has merged over the last few sessions – scènes d’intérieur has establisheditself globally as the trade show where fashion and haute couture houses present theircollections exclusively.MISSONI HOME, FENDI CASA, KENZO MAISON, ETRO HOME COLLECTION, SIEGER, RICKOWENS, PACO RABANE <strong>for</strong> LABO DESIGN, YASTIK by Rifat OZBEK, DANIEL HECHTER,ARMANI CASA by FORMIA and others are pioneering this cross-over between fashion andhome.Naturally, in this anniversary year, all eyes are on RALPH LAUREN HOME. To mark 30 yearssince its launch, the brand, which does not take part in any other trade show in the world,has decided to present its entire collection (including household linen) at a single stand,which will be twice the size of previous years. This is im<strong>press</strong>ive, but not sufficient topresent the lavish collection of vintage furniture from the RLH brand being launched by thedesigner in hall 4, in collaboration with Dutch manufacturer Van Thiel, which is a tribute toskilled craftsmanship.It is difficult to eclipse such a demonstration of strength. However, ROBERTO CAVALLI couldmanage it, with the <strong>com</strong>mercial launch of his home collection, which coordinates theexpertise of four Parisian licence-holders.This year, many fashion designers such as Rosita Missoni will be present to personallypromote the furniture and accessory lines through which they are transferring theircreativity to the home sector. PHILIPP PLEIN, who is returning to scènes d’intérieur, is set toattract particular attention with his totally extravagant pieces. The same goes <strong>for</strong> ERICKUSTER, who is exhibiting his high quality, unpretentious collections at the trade show.This new take on interior design by fashion designers <strong>com</strong>pletes the trade show landscape,which is structured around the sector’s emblematic brands, including JNL, INTERNI EDITION,BALTUS, MÉRIDIANI, BAXTER, GERVASONI, IVANO REDAELLI. These distributors andmanufacturers have conversely drawn inspiration from fashion houses in order to offerseveral collections a year, also including the option of bespoke production.LIVING HERITAGEThe most prestigious manufacturers and houses, heirs to a tradition of excellence – in somecases developed over centuries – exhibit at scènes d’intérieur.Not satisfied with having established their remarkable expertise, they stand out <strong>for</strong> theircreative innovation, drawing inspiration from the latest fashion <strong>trends</strong>, as in the case ofMOISSONNIER, which incorporates the talent of the greatest names from fashion and designwww.<strong>maison</strong>-<strong>objet</strong>-<strong>press</strong>.<strong>com</strong> 34/70
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