Lancé en 2021, le baromètre Maison&Objet s’impose comme un outil de référence pour suivre les grandes tendances du secteur design, déco et art de vivre. Pour sa 10e édition, il livre un état des lieux contrasté, entre résilience, innovation et incertitudes économiques.
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Kris Van Assche X Serax : The Josephine Collection
Entre mémoire affective, élégance minimaliste et audace sculpturale, Kris Van Assche transpose son langage couture dans l’univers du design d’objet avec The Josephine Collection.
The French Tableware Industry Heads to Milan: A Unique Collective Presence at HOST 2025
All over the world, French tableware stands as the ambassador of an unparalleled art of living, offering a warm and convivial atmosphere around elegantly decorated, creative, and unique tables.
La Rochère presents: the “550”, a glass for history designed by Matali Crasset
On the occasion of its 550th anniversary, La Rochère, the oldest European art glassworks, invited Matali Crasset to imagine a commemorative glass.
VOLKAO – The French innovation transforming tap water into pure spring water
As concerns over the quality of drinking water continue to grow, with the frequent presence of pesticide residues, nitrates, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics in distribution networks, a French innovation called Volkao offers an original and sustainable solution.
CAPDECO bets on accessible luxury
In response to the slowdown of the European market, the French cutlery manufacturer is redefining its priorities around excellence. A move upmarket that enables it to win over a rapidly growing international clientele.
“CIRCO” by Jean Dubost – The Manifesto of a New Era
In each of its initiatives, Jean Dubost seeks balance: between innovation and tradition, between aesthetics and functionality, between fair price and lasting quality.
Le Creuset – 100 Years of Creative Fire at the Heart of the Kitchen
In 2025, Le Creuset celebrates a century of culinary passion, design, and unparalleled craftsmanship. Born in Fresnoy-le-Grand, in the Aisne region, the brand has, since 1925, been synonymous with enameled cast-iron cookware that transcends generations and trends. While honoring its roots, Le Creuset continues to innovate boldly, confirming that exceptional craftsmanship can also embody a pioneering spirit.
LEONARDO celebrates the new season with the elegance of handcraft
The German brand marks the new season under the banner of craftsmanship and refinement, unveiling new hand-crafted decorative collections. Subtle tones, flawless finishes, and contemporary lines confirm the creative spirit of a house where glass has always been, above all, a love story.
NeotilusNeotilus, Accelerator of Lifestyle Collections, Returns to Maison&ObjetNeotilus
Based in Lyon, with a logistics warehouse located in the Jura, Neotilus has today established itself as a key player in the French home & lifestyle market.
ASA Selection at the Dawn of a Creative Jubilee
As 2026 marks half a century of creation, ASA Selection is preparing to make this anniversary a milestone in its history. Founded in 1976 by Yvonne and Axel Schubkegel, the German company has established itself as one of the leading references in the sector.
Editors’ Pick : Ambiente Europe
At Home Fashion News, certain brands consistently catch our attention because they know how to establish a relationship of trust with professionals while offering collections that are both coherent and inspiring.
Claude Dozorme puts the kitchen back in the game
The Thiers-based cutlery brand is taking a strategic turn with an ambitious revamp of its kitchen range and a series of high-value projects.
Cristel, the ultimate in “Made in France”
In a market where products can appear similar at first glance, especially through social media, it has become difficult for consumers to understand price differences. Yet behind the “Made in France” label, not all realities are equal. Cristel embodies an authentic difference: that of a committed manufacturer, mastering its entire value chain – from design to distribution – while upholding strong values of quality, innovation, and service. An interview with Damien Dodane, co-director of this jewel of French industry.
Manufacture coutelière Robert Herder – L’excellence du couteau allemand, entre héritage artisanal et ambition contemporaine
Au cœur de Solingen, haut lieu de la coutellerie allemande, la maison Robert Herder perpétue depuis cinq générations un savoir-faire unique, ancré dans la tradition et projeté dans le futur. Avec ses deux marques phares — Windmühlenmesser et Eichenlaub — et son label Solingen, l’entreprise familiale conjugue mémoire artisanale, innovation créative et culture du geste. Un modèle rare, dont Bénigne&Fils assure en partie la distribution en France auprès des magasins spécialisés dans les arts de la table et les ustensiles de cuisine.
