Exhilarating exhibitions.

Our designers, Tanya, Sandra and Leanne are feeling inspired after a trip to Paris earlier in the month where they visited two interior design events, Maison & Objet and the AD Intérieurs exhibition. Always on the lookout for inspiration and new interior trends to feature in our images, this years visit didn’t disappoint.

Moody tropical inspired interior with deep green and pink colour palette
Coloured glassware display at Maison et Objet exhibition 2019
Coloured glassware and ceramic tableware display
Mustard colour scheme and woven cabinet by HK Living
Humbert and Poyet exhibit with a green marble bathtub at AD interiors exhibition 2019
Humbert and Poyet display exhibit using green marble and white sculptures at AD interiors exhibition 2019

Spectacular style.

A few notable trends spotted at the exhibitions this year;

  • Arches, columns, curved walls and curved sofas with classical elements being used in a contemporary way, in both set design and as room dividers
  • Rich velvet in bold colours
  • Lantern style pendant lights
  • Rich pink and plum colour palettes alongside olive green, mustard, blush pink and terracotta colours
  • Dark, moody colour palette combinations of deep greens, pinks, black and deep mustard
  • Recycled plastics and used in unusual ways, such as corrugated backdrops and hanging room dividers
  • Both dried flower arrangements and oversized floral arrangements
  • Woven furniture and lighting mixed with tropical plants
  • Wicker and Japanese inspired techniques
  • Coloured glass
  • Long drapes and curtains used as room dividers
White stone columns and arches display by Laura Gonzalez
Corrugated plastic backdrop and velvet display stand at Maison et Objet 2019
Plastic room dividers between exhibits at Maison et Objet exhibition 2019
Corrugated plastic wall surrounding a lighting display at Maison et Objet exhibition 2019

Highlights.

Maison et Objet 2019

  • Laura Gonzalez - Maison et Objet designer of the year. She gave an inspiring talk on her career and her style and created a pop up restaurant. The restaurant blended curved structures in bold colours mixed with large colourful prints on both walls and fabrics, lantern style pendants and oversized floral arrangements.
  • Best Stand - HK Living used on trend colour schemes with layered electric propping, blending traditional and contemporary.

The AD Interieurs 2019

  • Amazing work by Laura Gonzalez who created a calming Tuscan sanctuary with curved columns and ceiling details, a large wall mural and oversized pottery.
  • Humbert and Poyet with the green marble bathtub, beautiful classical architectural elements, subtle lighting and a large brass cage installation.
  • Tristan Auer created the Lagoon bar that was dark, moody and opulent, inspired by the Orient Express with large drapes and lantern style pendants on the ceiling.
Velvet colours displayed on the Laura Gonzalez exhibition stand
Deep plum colour palettes at Maison et Objet exhibition 2019
Bold velvets mixed with elaborate floral displays from Silk-ka flowers
Sink unit and clothing rail display at AD Interiors exhibition 2019
Broste Copenhagen display stand at Maison et Objet exhibition 2019
Long maroon and white drapes used as room dividers shown at Maison et Objet exhibition 2019

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