From January 15 to 19, 2026, the winter edition of Maison&Objet Outdoor Living takes center stage in its decor and design section, highlighting innovative furniture, lighting and accessories that transform terraces, gardens and open spaces into versatile, inspiring environments.
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Fermob – Stripe Luxembourg Balad Collection – Sarah Lavoine.
As temperatures drop, the show offers a glimpse into bright, vibrant and functional outdoor spaces. Nearly 50 international expert brands will present their latest collections, with a focus on eco-friendly materials, technical innovation and outstanding design. From furniture and pergolas to carpets and lighting, the exhibits reflect evolving lifestyles and meet growing expectations for durability, flexibility and elegance.
Outdoor living has become a rapidly growing segment as the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces blur. Today's outdoor chairs and lounge pieces are designed to fit seamlessly into modern interiors, giving designers and editors new creative ways to combine nature with living spaces.
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Fermob – Rivage Collection (left) and Fermob – Surprising Oulala Collection (right).
Brands featured include:
- Tuuci – premium parasols
- Gandia Blasco – sophisticated silhouettes
- Emu – Italian craftsmanship
- Vondom, Ethimo, Talenti, Nardi, Fermob, Borek, Heatsail, Gescova, Coozus, Snoc – present iconic and emerging outdoor designs
The show also highlights emerging designers such as:
- Coozus, with functional yet sophisticated outdoor furniture
- Honeymoon presents luxury tent installations inspired by Riads
- Gescova introduces a new collection of high-quality parasols
Maison&Objet's Outdoor Living space serves as a strategic hub for designers, manufacturers and industry leaders to explore new practices, trends and lifestyles while encouraging creativity, collaboration and craftsmanship.
Visitors are invited to Hall 3 to experience how outdoor living is reshaping spaces and inspiring contemporary design narratives for hospitality, fine dining, luxury residences and even yachting environments.
Further information:
House&Object
www.maison-objet.com