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globetrotting for good design [and wine]?
mais oui—s’il vous plaît

here are a few of our favorite things—people + places, makers and moments—from maison&objet 2026.

thank you to our amaze hosts @maisonetobjet @sixtysixmag @s2hcommunication... we’re still reflecting + soaking it all in. merci beaucoup!

pro tip: desigNERDS, paris in september is where it’s at.

the tribe: @designjunkie__ + @jazzyglovergirm
the digs: @thehoxtonhotel
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#projectinteriors #maisonetobjet #parisdesignweek #designtrippin #globaldesign

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-Salon Maison & Objet 2026-

Un salon de décoration et d’objets design qui met en lumière la scène internationale du design et de l’aménagement intérieur.
Une proposition d’artisanat, de mobilier et d’objets novateurs en tout genre qui façonneront le design et nos intérieurs de demain.

Découvrez une sélection de marques et de studios de design selon nos coups de cœur, et notre regard porté sur les futurs tendances.

#maisonetobjet #maisondesign #decorationinterieure #decoration #tendancesdeco

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- Studio Lavande Intérieurs vous emmène à la découverte des nouvelles tendances déco au salon Maison & Objets 2026 -

#maisonetobjet #interiordesign #mediterraneandesign #maisonetobjetparis #maisonetobjet2026

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The best part of Paris Design Week? Hands down, meeting the visionaries behind the design.✨

From activations at Maison&Objet to late-night Rive Gauche gallery hops, meeting the passionate, visionary creators setting the trends for the years ahead was the ultimate highlight.

If you loved what you saw in today’s recap, save this post and check out some of my favorite vendors, brands, and artisans below:

Tapín | Hand-knotted rugs for conscious living
tapin.studio / @tapin_studio

Djilène Creations | Sustainable, artisan-crafted home decor & furniture
@djilenecreations / djilenecreations.com

Studio Lloyd | Handcrafted lighting & custom macramé design
@studio_lloyd / studiolloyd.com

Meetlo Studio | Contemporary, heritage-driven South African furniture & sculpture
meetlostudio.com / @meetlo_studio

Hanji House / KCDF | Traditional Korean paper craftsmanship & modern design
@hanji.house

Which of these featured stops is going straight to your design mood board? Let me know in the comments! 👇

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Interior design takes centre stage at Maison&Objet Pulse ✨

This edition brings together the key highlights shaping the future of interiors, from colour, materials and craftsmanship to pattern, sustainability and tailor-made expertise.

A place to discover new names, new signatures and new ways of imagining spaces, through immersive scenography, exceptional savoir-faire and design that speaks to every kind of project, contract, sustainable or bespoke.

Meet @masquespacio_ana @masquespacio_chris, the duo bringing their vibrant, retrofuturist vision to life as ambassadors of this edition, through immersive installations and the show’s official key visual.

Discover the talents and signature collections, shaping contemporary interiors.

📍 Maison&Objet Pulse — September 10–14, 2026
🔗 Get your badge now! Link in bio

#MaisonEtObjet #InteriorDesign

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Growing interest in Himalayan nettle also raises an important question: how can increasing demand go hand in hand with protecting the ecosystems and traditional knowledge that make this remarkable fibre possible?

Research by Tribhuvan University and the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development @_icimod highlights that the long-term future of Himalayan nettle depends not only on responsible harvesting, but also on conserving natural habitats and preserving the traditional knowledge that has sustained this resource for generations.

These photographs, shared by STEP Certified Partner @tapin_studio document the transformation of Himalayan nettle in a fibre-producing community near Jiri, Nepal. Over several days, the fibre is boiled, washed, dried, beaten and spun by hand using locally available materials including wood ash, white clay and water. The process has been refined over generations and continues to rely on knowledge carried through observation and practice.

As interest in Himalayan nettle grows within the handmade carpet sector, these long-established practices offer valuable insights into how natural materials can be managed responsibly for the future.

Read the full article via the link in bio.

All images by @santosh.chhantyal

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To better understand Himalayan nettle, STEP Certified Partner Tapín travelled to a fibre-producing community near Jiri, Nepal, where the fibre continues to be processed using techniques refined over generations.

After harvesting, the plant is boiled, washed, dried, beaten and spun using locally available materials including wood ash, white clay and water. According to research by the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), these long-established methods provide an environmentally safer alternative to chemical treatments such as caustic soda while helping protect both fibre quality and the health of processors.

Beyond the process itself, the visit revealed something equally important: knowledge passed from one generation to the next through observation, practice and shared experience.

As interest in Himalayan nettle grows, preserving this knowledge is just as important as recognising the fibre itself.

Read the full story through the link in bio.

All images by @santosh.chhantyal

#nettle #himalayannettle #fairtrade #labelstep #plantfibre

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Everything that remembers the hand.

A curation of makers across craft, space and form, where every piece carries the trace of the person who made it.

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Earth Vibration begins with analog research into shape, texture and depth. Studying themes of transition in nature. How light moves through a sunset. How seasons shift through a landscape. Where one tone ends and another begins.

From there: pushing the limits of hand-knotting to achieve the smoothest gradients possible, and exploring how two pile heights create depth and dynamics within a single design. 89 colors mapped across organic oval forms. Each transition decided by hand before a single knot is tied.

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Somewhere between raw fiber and a finished rug. The Himalayan sun does it’s part ~

@tapin_studio

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This video is close to my heart and shot during our time in Nepal for
@tapin_studio while visiting the remote village Jiri, meeting the wonderfull woman who processes nettle, Alo in Nepali, by hand.

While spinning, Nepali songs were sung about love and the journey of life, expressing how hearts blossom like flowers when they encounter their loved ones, connecting the rhythm of work with cultural heritage. These moments of shared melody preserve not just technique, but the spirit behind the craft.

These are not anonymous workers in workshops, they are mothers and daughters who weave between caring for children, women and husbands who support their families through skilled handwork. Each brings individual expertise developed over years of training, combined with cultural knowledge passed down through their communities.

Video by @santosh.chhantyal

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TAPIN IS LIVE! @tapin_studio
This project we’ve been working on for a long time behind the scenes is not a project anymore, it has become something real. Nanno and I put our hearts, souls, sweat, tears, joy, faith, and dedication into this, and I am so grateful and excited to finally share it. Tapín is live! Creating conscious luxury at the intersection of ancient craft and progressive design. Handmade pieces that encourage reflective living. We launch with 2 rug collections. Hand-knotted in Nepal by local artisans, using the ancient old Tibetan knotting technique. There is so much to share! Feel free to check it for yourself at www.tapint.studio

S/o to our team who made this possible, @ruudwustefeld @santosh.chhantyal @pieter_numan @mennnoji @underdog.amsterdam @heavyweightlennart @ihvu @robinellislee @m.mascarpone and all other contributors ❤️

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