Your Maison&Objet Paris stand, open all year
Maison&Objet buyers look for pieces with a story. Give them every finish and size on one link at the stand, then follow up with what caught their eye.
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Maison&Objet at a glance
- Fair
- Maison&Objet Paris
- When
- Twice a year, in January and September
- Venue
- Paris Nord Villepinte exhibition centre, Paris, France
- Organiser
- SAFI
- Categories
- Home decor, furniture, lighting, textiles, tableware, gifts and design accessories
Confirm this year’s exact dates, hall plan and opening hours on the organiser’s website before you print stand material.
Who you meet at Maison&Objet
Maison&Objet draws concept stores, department store buyers, interior designers and architects. They look for distinctive design and often buy in smaller quantities than mass retail.
These buyers care about materials, craft and finish. They ask how a piece is made and whether it comes in other sizes or colours. Your booth answers with your photos and your notes.
Pre-fair checklist for Maison&Objet
Work through this list in the weeks before you travel.
- Load your full range three weeks before the fair and check every price, MOQ and lead time
- Preview your Digital Booth with five products first, then add the rest
- Print your booth QR code on stand graphics, price cards and visiting cards
- Email your booth link to the buyers you plan to meet, with your hall and stand number
- Write a short note on how each piece is made
- Show every finish and size you offer, with renders labelled as renders
- Set realistic MOQs for concept stores and smaller retailers
- Agree who on your team answers enquiries each evening of the fair
At your Maison&Objet stand
Point to the QR code
Buyers scan it and open your full range on their phone, in the browser, with no app to install.
Let them send enquiries
Buyers send enquiries while you talk to the next visitor. Each one arrives in your inbox with their email.
Note each conversation
The same evening, add a note to each buyer: what they asked, what they need and when they place orders.
What buyers do after Maison&Objet
Knowing the buyer’s next steps tells you when and how to follow up.
They place small first orders
Concept stores often test a few pieces before committing. Clear minimums help them start.
They specify for projects
Designers return with project quantities and custom requests on size or finish.
They share with clients
Interior designers forward pieces to clients for approval. A clean collection link makes that easy.
Following up with your booth link
A worked example of a follow-up sent from a Digital Booth after the fair.
Kestrel Lane Ceramics: after Paris
An interior designer from Milan asked about four large vases and a lamp base for a hotel lobby. Three days after the fair, the studio sends her a collection of those five pieces.
The message gives prices, an MOQ of 12 per piece for project orders and a note on custom glazes. The designer shares it with her client and asks for a custom glaze quote.
- Send within three working days, while the buyer still remembers your stand
- Link to a collection of the products they asked about, not your whole catalog
- State MOQ, lead time and price basis in the message
- Offer samples or a video call as the next step
Regular plans for every exhibitor
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Maison&Objet exhibitors ask
Can we take custom requests from designers?
Can we show the story behind each piece?
We show in January and September. Is one booth enough?
What does a Digital Booth cost for Maison&Objet exhibitors?
What happens to the booth after Maison&Objet closes?
Get your booth ready before Maison&Objet
Load five products, preview your Digital Booth and print the QR code for your stand.