With its 2025 collections presented at Host, Déglon once again confirms its role as a key player, both in professional kitchens and in specialty stores serving demanding enthusiasts.
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In Milan, De’Longhi blends signature design and exceptional aroma
When design meets the art of coffee: a look back at De’Longhi’s immersive experience at “Milano Design Week 2025.”
Paris Design Week celebrates its fifteenth anniversary
The anniversary edition marks the design season’s kickoff in the French capital. From September 4 to 13, Paris Design Week will bring together more than 350 venues across the city, from Le Marais to Saint-Germain-des-Prés, passing through Bastille and the Opéra district.
Home InStyle 2026: heading to Hong Kong, the strategic hub of creative Asia
From April 27 to 30, 2026, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre will host a new edition of Home InStyle, now a must-attend event for home design and lifestyle professionals. Organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), this event is part of a dynamic series of joint fairs that have proven successful in recent years, bringing together nearly 100,000 buyers from 131 countries and regions.
Le Jacquard Français opens the doors of its new Parisian home
In Saint-Germain-des-Prés, nestled between hushed galleries and iconic cafés, a new address is drawing attention: Le Jacquard Français opened its new Paris flagship this summer, at 28 rue Bonaparte. Housed in a historic building, this distinctive boutique is not simply about showcasing the Maison’s collections – it tells a story, one of a century-old textile savoir-faire reinvented with boldness. The interior architecture, designed by Alexandrine Veneri, is simply exceptional.
Rolser, simplicity elevated to excellence
Discreet yet essential, Rolser has been transforming the daily lives of millions of users from Spain. As the global leader in shopping trolleys, this family business combines innovation, precision, and accessible elegance.
Jacob Jensen : the comeback
Based in Copenhagen, the Jacob Jensen studio continues the visionary heritage of its founder with a radically pure approach, centered on essentials. Faithful to its motto « Better design, for good », the brand embodies all the rigor and sensitivity of Danish design, where discreet beauty meets durable functionality. Distributed by the F&H Group, now a shareholder, Jacob Jensen creates designs that are sober, precise, and always conceived with everyday use in mind. This unique universe, to be unveiled in September at Maison&Objet, is led by Thomas Bennedsen, CEO and Creative Director.
Prepare, store, carry… and inspire
With more than 500 references across four main families (preparation, storage, serving, and carrying), Mepal covers every aspect of daily culinary life with ingenuity and consistency. Simplifying daily life with style: that is its promise, upheld for 75 years. In 2025, the Dutch brand is unveiling a collection designed as a complete answer to the three key stages of cooking: preparation, storage, and transport. Three steps, one vision: making every action smoother, more beautiful, and smarter.
Arcos takes a new turn with a full packaging overhaul
In a world where eco-responsibility has become a strong consumer expectation and an increasing regulatory requirement, the Spanish cutlery brand founded in 1734 is undergoing a major transformation. The company has announced that all its new packaging will switch to 100% recyclable formats. A true strategic shift, aligned with contemporary environmental challenges and the expectations of distribution.
Fall/Winter 2025 News – The elegance of Danish design from Stelton
In 2025, Stelton enriches its universe with numerous new products, confirming its ability to innovate while staying true to its DNA.
Rig-Tig – Danish design for everyday life
With a name that means “just right” in Danish, Rig-Tig perfectly embodies the spirit of Nordic design: functional, minimalist, and environmentally respectful.
The Brand’s Comeback in France
AdHoc, making its big comeback at Maison&Objet in September 2025, is taking a new step forward with strong ambitions for the French market.
Lacor – Between Heritage and Innovation
In a mixed economic context, where budget constraints weigh heavily on professional investments, some brands continue to forge their path with determination. This is the case for Lacor, a Spanish company well known in the culinary sector, whose French subsidiary, led by Christophe Decanter, relies on strong innovation dynamics and a firm anchoring in market expectations.
Fissler – 180 years of culinary innovation
Since 1845, German brand Fissler has shaped the history of premium cooking. From a small forge in Idar-Oberstein to its global reach, the company embodies the excellence of family know-how passed down through six generations. A living heritage company, Fissler blends tradition and modernity with uncompromising standards. Its new products will be showcased at Maison&Objet on the Billiet stand, distributor of the brand in France.
Billiet, a distributor serving European retail
With nearly a century of existence, Billiet has cultivated a distinctive vision of its wholesale business. Logistical expertise, sharp brand selection, and continuous innovation are the pillars of this Belgian family group, which has established itself as a trusted partner in the French market. We meet Benoit Desoutter, Commercial Director France.
