Best of : les tendances repérées au salon MAISON&OBJET 2022

Acrylic Lounge Table - Studio Riposo

Passage obligé de la rentrée, le salon MAISON&OBJET présentait du 8 au 12 septembre les nouveautés des marques et éditeurs qui transcendent la création. La thématique dégagée cette saison ? META SENSIBLE. Une réflexion fantasmée sur les aspirations contradictoires de notre époque : l’envie de s’ancrer dans le réel (artisanat, savoir-faire) et la quête du numérique (technologies, métavers). Un mot d’ordre ? L’émotion !

Psychédélisme hypnotique, immersion dans la science-fiction, retour aux sources… Goodmoods revient sur les tendances qui ont marqué l’édition 2022.

PSYCHEDELIC SPECTRUM

Regenbogen - FUNDAMENTAL

The craft plunges into an optical and surreal universe, between delirium and hypnotism. Strange creatures in ceramic of the Kartini Studio, the iridescent side tables paved with mirrors by Pols Potten and the blown glass vases with cosmic lines by Pierrot Doremus overplayed the colours, effects and prints to create offbeat works that conveyed emotions.

Pixel Pillar - Polspotten

Multicoloured vase - Pierrot Doremus

In Immersion!

Reminisens - ATHEM

Make way for immersion. Nourished by mythology and science fiction, the scenographies were theatricalized and mystified to create bridges between dreams and realities, past and future, like the Exotic Palace of Cristina Celestino (designer of the year), the « reminisens » of l’Atelier ATHEM and the mise en abyme of François Delclaux’s. Utopia Now installation.

Exotic Palace - Cristina Celestino

Utopia Now - François Delclaux

Get back in shape!

AURA - Maurizio Casini

This year, the designers dribbled between sports inspirations at M&O. From Maurizio Casini’s basketball-shaped seats to Foundy's calf leather kettlebell and NOHrD’s ultra-luxurious wooden exercise bike, the exhibitors have elevated fitness to a new level, transforming the sports session into a real moment of contemplation.

Essential Kettlebell - Foundy

Wall Compact - NOHrD

Asian lacquer

Ott / Another Paradigmatic Ceramic - Yoon Seok Hyeon

Both minimalist and highly decorative, asian lacquer was celebrated with contemporaneity and authenticity. On the ceramic tableware of Studio Yoon Seok-hyeon, on the lacquered wooden wall lamp of Made in Kira and on the placemats of l'Indochineur, it gains in modernity and takes on different aspects each time: patina, satin, glossy, wet…

Trung Thu collection - L’indochineur

KOBE wall light - KIRA

Checkerboard pattern

Delos marble chess set - GIOBAGNARA

Far from keeping to themselves, checkerboards are played out in a thousand ways in the collections of the moment. Once reserved for board games, they are now used on all fronts, in all styles, materials and uses: on boxes of Panisa, duvet covers of Broste Copenhagen…

Fluid Geometry collection - PANISA

ASTA cushion cover - Broste Copenhagen

Abyssal depths

Rascaqueen round tray - GANGZAI

Rough, honeycombed shells, poisonous fish and tentacular organisms swarm and engulf us in the abyssal depths. Brands and designers - Gangzaï, Sophie Luline, OVO - are inspired by marine life to draw a world that looks like « Vingt Mille Lieues sous les mers », obscure and enigmatic.

Eclosion 1 - Sophie Luline

Céramique déesse - OVO

SOFT DYE

Bleu comme une rose, Moire Collection - Élitis

Gold, powder pink, lemon yellow, lagoon blue... A gradation of greedy pastels invites itself with onirism in the last collections of the editors. A resolutely cheerful rainbow behind which are hidden equally colourful talents: Pierre Gonalons, Stories of Italy...