The Paris Home Autumn 2025

Exhibition Overview: Scale and Popularity

The 2023 Paris Home Fair will be held at the Villepinte Exhibition Center in Paris from September 4th to 8th, 2025, attracting global attention. It brings together approximately 2,500 participating brands, 40% of which are international brands, fully demonstrating its status as a global design hub. It is expected that the total number of visitors to the exhibition will reach 70,000, coming from over 140 countries.

Highlights of the exhibition hall

Design District (5A Exhibition Area) : Showcases emerging Design forces, including new brand zones such as Rising Talent Awards, Future On Stage, Maison&Objet Factory, etc.

MOM Village: Selected products from the online platform enter the physical exhibition, providing selected display opportunities for the exhibited goods.

Parallel events of Paris Design Week: The related exhibitions held concurrently focus on the connected design experience, with over 530 participating brands.

At the Maison&Objet Paris Home Fair in 2025, every pavilion was like a feast of styles: from exquisite Art Deco furniture to rattan chairs and lamps exuding an island leisure atmosphere, all attracted the attention of the audience. A large number of exhibits are made of sustainable materials, which not only showcase the ingenuity of the designers but also echo the current concern for environmental protection and responsible consumption.

Key words: Fluorescent colors, neon lights, surrealism, graffiti, street art, 3D

Urban glare is not only a visual style but also a lifestyle attitude. It emphasizes personalization and self-expression. Through bright and saturated colors, strange geometric shapes and interesting material combinations, it breaks the traditional boundaries of home furnishings, making the space full of dynamism and surprise. Young people especially favor this style because it can showcase unique personalities while integrating digital culture, street art and trendy aesthetics, making the living space not only a place for living but also a stage for self-expression.

Key words: Relaxation, flowers, check patterns, bird designs, forest animals, croissants, fruits and vegetables, handicrafts

Return to tranquility and nature to create a warm and comfortable living atmosphere. The croissants on the dining table, the tablecloths with rural flower patterns, and the frosted wooden dining table present a handcrafted texture and natural charm.This trend is closely related to "slow living". The Etsy report shows that the search volume for "French cottage decor" soared by 26,000% year-on-year.It is evident that an increasing number of consumers are eager to return to nature and enjoy a peaceful home experience.

Color application: Soft and natural tones such as serene sage green, light mist gray, Florence tea color, hammock blue, dark red, etc.

Of course, for many consumers, design trends are fluid and can completely blend with each other. Many urbanites love the simplicity of nature while also hoping that their homes exude an urban feel. Many modern design works have a simple and urbanized appearance, but their details incorporate natural materials and biophilic elements.

Key words: Sustainable home trends

Sustainability is no longer merely a trend but a core value of the industry. Whether it is material innovation (such as eco-friendly furniture and accessories made from recycled plastics, shells, and fruit peels), the recycling of production methods, or the management of energy consumption and waste at the exhibition itself, both the organizers and the participating brands are emphasizing the integration of design and environmental responsibility. Through the "Sustainable Route", thematic forums and innovative brand displays, the exhibition conveys a clear signal: future homes and lifestyles must balance aesthetics and ecology. Only truly sustainable designs can lead the international market and consumers' minds.

Decorative items featuring plant patterns, flowing surfaces, ocean patterns and natural textures have also become popular trends, reflecting people's pursuit of a natural and sustainable lifestyle.