Maison&Objet spotlights the designers and brands shaping the future of furniture design and interiors through innovation.
Each January, the international design community converges on Paris for Maison&Objet — a key barometer for the ideas, materials and craftsmanship shaping the year ahead. Taking place between 15–19 January 2026, the fair offers a global perspective on contemporary furniture and interiors, bringing together designers, makers and brands at the forefront of their disciplines.
This year’s theme, ‘Past Reveals Future’, celebrates craftsmanship and heritage by exploring the dialogue between tradition and innovation in contemporary design.
Paris-based design house La Chance opened the doors to its gallery and showroom at 60 rue de Richelieu throughout the fair, displaying the latest designs by Anthony Guerrée, Louise Breguet, and Jean-Baptiste Souletie. The gallery is situated in a vibrant neighbourhood where design galleries, fashion houses, fabric manufacturers, and renowned Parisian shops and restaurants coexist.
Danish studio Christian & Jade debuted their first collaboration with La Chance, while new furniture pieces were shown in dialogue with artworks from Galerie Ketabi Bourdet, curated for the event.
Anthony Guerrée
A French designer who lives and works in Paris, Anthony works closely with artisans, exploring high-quality craftsmanship and the history of French decorative arts.
Eclipse Dining Table
Anthony Guerrée
Eclipse is a solid ash wood table defined by thick legs and a substantial top. Its powerful silhouette suggests an elliptical form through the interplay of wood, void and shadow, echoing the celestial event that inspired its name.
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Eclipse Round Table
Anthony Guerrée
A new iteration of the dining table reimagined in a circular form that balances monumental presence with intimate gathering.
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Marfa Coffee Table
Anthony Guerrée
A sculptural centrepiece that merges robust materiality with visual lightness through its carefully balanced forms. The table’s base is composed of large, intersecting aluminium beams arranged diagonally to create a complex yet stable structure, while the tabletop is offered in embossed glass or marble.
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The co-founder and art director of La Chance is a life-long design enthusiast whose passion for the arts led him to create a brand grounded in Art Deco heritage and contemporary creativity.
Planet Chair
Jean-Baptiste Souletie
Planet is an upholstered chair inspired by the distinctive silhouette of planet Saturn. The subtle texture of solid wood paired with the delicate touch of wool broadcloth by Maison Pierre Frey gives the Planet a soft and luxurious feel.
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Sunday Round Coffee Table
Jean-Baptiste Souletie
A family of tables, consoles and desks with a simple and clean design vocabulary. The combination of heavy marble legs with the thin solid wood or marble top creates an interesting contrast while the rounded edges and generous proportions provide a comforting feeling.
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“Whether it is with the main collection, featuring the most prestigious signatures of the design world, or through the bespoke program, collaborating with architects and professionals, La Chance produces daring and distinctive pieces. Our teams rely on skilful European artisans to produce furniture, lighting, rugs, and accessories combining strong creative identity with comfort and functionality.”
– Louise & Jean Baptiste, La Chance cofounders
The winter exhibition will be on display at Galerie La Chance, 60 rue de Richelieu, Paris until 1st March 2026.
British designer Tom Dixon presented a special curatorial project, Art & Industrie, at Galerie RX&SLAG in the heart of the Marais—the city’s hub for contemporary art, design and cultural experimentation.
As guest curator, Tom explored his long-standing obsession with materials, manufacturing, and the fertile ground between art and industry. The exhibition highlighted the shared language between contemporary art and industrial design through bold material juxtapositions and unexpected dialogues, spanning new pieces from the SS26 collection, including Groove, and vintage works from his personal archives.
Previewed at the fair was one of Tom’s first experiments with rotational moulding, Jack, which has been reimagined for the outdoors: portable, rechargeable, illuminating and waterproof. A multifunctional lighting object, its shape was inspired by concrete coastal defences called ‘Tetrapods’ and is designed to stack.
The piece is fully cordless and portable, allowing you to effortlessly move and set it up anywhere. Crafted using the industrial precision of air rotation-moulding, its matte white shade is not only durable but also emits a soft, diffused glow.
"If there is one thing that characterises the rapidly changing world that we inhabit, it is mobility – the way we live and work and play is dominated by an increased need for portability and flexibility.
No longer do we want to be tethered to a fixed desk or power outlet, so increasingly we want our light to move with us – thankfully the magic of technology has come to the rescue with powerful batteries and low energy light sources combining to allow us to illuminate wherever we choose with complete adaptability.
And it’s for this reason we loved working on this new series of expressive rechargeable occasional lighting!"
– Tom Dixon
Adding a bold new aesthetic to outdoor living, Groove features a distinctive Art Deco-inspired language of ridged aluminium tables, chairs and stools to deliver a textured, tactile experience. Durable and practical, each piece is corrosion-resistant and built to withstand the elements.
Groove Round Table
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Introducing a 70cm diameter round table to the Groove collection. A compact size suitable for both residential and commercial venues. Available in Tom Dixon’s signature outdoor colours Putty and Moss. Pairing perfectly with the Groove stools or chairs.
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Bell
Inspired by vintage car bumpers, a polished metal shade reflects its surroundings while casting a warm, focused glow. Modern and minimal, Bell is available as a table lamp and portable model.
Introducing a seasonal update to the range, Bell Portable Baby Blue brings a fresh lift to a favourite design. The collection also includes Black, Gold, Copper, Silver, Taupe, Putty, Fluoro and Moss.
Fat
Designed to hug the body and support multiple sitting positions, Fat pairs moulded foam with a high-gloss black lacquered metal leg and made-to-order upholstery. An exercise in form following function, delivered with a playful, reductionist silhouette.
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Plump
The sofa embraces simple outlines, stripping away ornamental details and focusing on the essentials. A soft, versatile seating solution with rounded arms and satisfying curves, the design injects a plush, luxurious feel to modern living.
New colours coming soon.
Read more about this year’s Maison&Objet here.