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MAISON&OBJET INT\u00c9RIEURS HONG KONG OPENS ITS DOORS<\/p>\n

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Maison&Objet Int\u00e9rieurs Hong Kong is opening its doors on December 3, 2025, launching its expanded second edition. The event runs through December 5 for design professionals to explore the future of hybrid living and cultural craftsmanship. The general public can anticipate the design event on December 6, 2025, for a firsthand look at immersive interiors and avant-garde collaborations. Seven showcases and one special presentation interpret the overarching theme of \u2018Crossroads\u2019 through hybridization and the contemporary need for multi-function living, working, and hosting. This experiential journey moves sequentially across six design capitals: Paris, Dubai, New Delhi, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Seoul. Each showcase embodies cross-disciplinary collaboration, fusing global visions with leading brands and local craftspeople.<\/p>\n

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Maison&Objet Int\u00e9rieurs Hong Kong explores hybrid living and cultural craftsmanship | all images courtesy of Maison&Objet<\/a><\/p>\n

\u00a0\u00a0AVANT-GARDE CRAFT AND RESONANT LANDSCAPES<\/p>\n

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As the world\u2019s leading event for international design and lifestyle, Maison&Objet focuses on reinforcing Hong Kong\u2019s role as Asia\u2019s premier hub for design, innovation, and global collaboration. Building upon this mission, the design event<\/a> deepens its commitment to the avant-garde through two special showcases that bridge material innovation and artistic heritage. The Mobilier National x Maison&Objet collaboration co-presents the Design Showcase Award 2025, featuring the \u2018Dining Room\u2019 by Paris-based designer Paul Bonlarron. This work transforms culinary by-products into material and spectacle, incorporating eggshell-enamel plates and vegetable-bioplastic stained glass windows.
Providing a shift in scale and material experience, Italian furniture brand Moroso presents \u2018Resonant Landscapes\u2019 along La Rue, a connective passageway within the event\u2019s layout. Curated by Patrizia Moroso, the installation \u2014 dedicated to the Pebble Rubble collection \u2014 moves beyond utility into a felt experience of empathy and connection. Drawing on the slow, organic rhythms of nature, the sculptural, modular forms are developed from 3D scans of natural surfaces like rocks and moss.<\/p>\n

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winning project of the Maison&Objet Design Showcase Award 2025 by Paul Bonlarron<\/p>\n

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SEVEN SHOWCASES UNLOCK THE FUTURE OF EAST-WEST INTERIORS<\/p>\n

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The core journey of the Design Showcase section interprets the Crossroads theme through a collection of seven showcases. Designers Hubert Le Gall and Alfred Lam reimagine the spirit of a traditional Beijing Siheyuan courtyards through a Parisian lens. The concept unfolds in five distinct zones \u2014 living, dining, lounge, reading, and garden \u2014 blending antique and vintage finds with Le Gall\u2019s sculptural pieces for a transportive, cross-cultural narrative.<\/p>\n

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showcase by Hubert Le Gall and Alfred Lam<\/p>\n

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Kristina Zanic presents \u2018Beyond Majlis,\u2019 a contemporary interpretation of the traditional Middle Eastern gathering space. Inspired by Dubai\u2019s desert landscape, the design uses curved modular seating as a flexible social configuration beneath a stretched, star-evoking light installation while animated calligraphy projections blur the line between the digital and physical worlds. It honors the enduring tradition of the Majlis while reflecting Dubai\u2019s evolving identity.<\/p>\n

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Beyond Majlis by Kristina Zanic<\/p>\n

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The third showcase presents Aparna Kaushik\u2019s serene lounge, \u2018Rooh Dilli,\u2019 which is inspired by New Delhi\u2019s grand, symmetrical architecture and imperial history. The design is a careful mix of European structure and traditional Indian craftsmanship. It uses materials like hand-carved stone from Rajasthan and intricately woven carpets. The result is a richly tactile, yet peaceful space that evolves Indian heritage with modern purpose.<\/p>\n

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Rooh Dilli by Aparna Kaushik<\/p>\n

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Steve Leung\u2019s \u2018Connect\u2019 is a design exploration centered on the fusion of tradition and modernity, as well as Eastern and Western influences. The showcase presents a dialogue between cultural heritage and contemporary aesthetics, guiding viewers into deep reflection on nature, humanity, and design. The space is framed by a clean-lined contemporary structure and adorned with decorations inspired by tradition and nature, including a handmade carpet, designer lamps, and sculptures of intangible cultural heritage, interpreting a new realm of contemporary aesthetics that is inclusive and ever-renewing.<\/p>\n

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Connect by Steve Leung<\/p>\n

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Wu Bin\u2019s \u2018Hybridization: Garden Wanderings\u2019 is a quiet, multisensory experience designed to slow down the fast pace of city life in Shanghai and Hong Kong. Visitors walk a dim, textured path where details like bark-like walls and the scent of dried spices blur the line between being inside and outside. The space uses reclaimed materials and subtle lighting to create a \u2018Garden of Memory,\u2019 helping visitors find an emotional connection between the urban setting and their own feelings.<\/p>\n

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Hybridization: Garden Wanderings by Wu Bin<\/p>\n

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Teo Yang presents \u2018Fragments of HK, A Letter from Seoul,\u2019 a library-like interior that becomes a cultural portrait of Hong Kong as remembered by generations of South Koreans. Posters, music, and film stills are arranged like books, where personal taste expands into a public archive. Echoing the South Korean tradition of the library as a space for conversation, the showcase invites dialogue and contemplation, linking Seoul and Hong Kong in reflective correspondence.<\/p>\n

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Fragments of HK, A Letter from Seoul by Teo Yang<\/p>\n

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name: Maison&Objet Int\u00e9rieurs Hong Kong 2025<\/a> | @maisonetobjet.hongkong<\/a><\/p>\n

location: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong<\/p>\n

dates: December 3-5, 2025 for professionals; December 6, 2025 for public
registration: https:\/\/hongkong-interieurs.maison-objet.com.\/<\/a><\/p>\n