Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong (2025)
Maison&Objet Intérieurs
Hong Kong 2025
Crossroads connects global creative direction with local expertise, curating design talent through unexpected pairings and cross-disciplinary collaborations. This dynamic convergence drives surprising material innovations, traditional craft revivals, and forward-looking concepts across Asia’s design ecosystem.
Design Factory
Consisting of 4 areas, the Factory held around 200-300 objects, from 80-100 brands globally.
Design Showcase
8 renowned international designers from all around the world - each representing a creative city.
Le Club
An exclusive business lounge for networking and F&B experiences, giving rise to new creative collaborations.
Maison&Objet Design Factory 2025
With the design intention to surprise and inspire, this curated exhibition features immersive pavilions showcasing forward-thinking furniture and objects focused on sustainability, material innovation, and contemporary lifestyles.
A sequence of room-like islands translated East–West cultural references into a walkable scenographic narrative of fragmented, layered interiors and material poetics.
Lionel Jadot
A “hotel of the mind” built from waste and imagination staged an immersive rethinking of luxury hospitality through sensory, locally sourced material experiences.
Korakot Aromdee
A three-zone, color-coded sensory installation guided visitors through material-driven emotional universes, from enveloping cocoon to inner forest to chromatic exuberance.
Elizabeth Leriche
A three-zone, color-coded sensory installation guided visitors through material-driven emotional universes, from enveloping cocoon to inner forest to chromatic exuberance.
Maison&Objet Design Showcase 2025
Maison&Objet Design Showcase features eight distinct living environments—offering turn-key solutions crafted by eight globally recognized designers who collaborated with major brands and exceptional craftsmen to explore hybrid functionality across residential and hospitality spaces.
Hubert Le Gall and Alfred Lam (Paris - Hong Kong)
West Meets East
Five interlinked traditional Beijing siheyuan-inspired zones blended Parisian design elements into a surreal courtyard narrative of living, dining, lounge, reading, and garden.
Kristina Zanic (Dubai)
Beyond Majlis
A futuristic, immersive Majlis reimagined Dubai hospitality as a technology-anchored cultural environment shaped by heritage-meets-design staging.
Aparna Kaushik (New Delhi)
Room Dilli
A symmetrical, Mughal-planning lounge choreographed European geometry and Indo-Saracenic craft into layered, material-rich spaces organized along a central axis.
Steve Leung (Hong Kong)
Connect
A bamboo-built art environment staged an intimate concealed bar and lounge through rhythmic weaving, solid/void structures, and light-shadow storytelling.
Wu Bin (Shanghai)
Hybridization: Garden Wanderings
A “Garden of Memory” mapped urban sound and sensory textures into a pathless, interior–exterior blur of dark surfaces, shadow play, and fragrant guidance.
Teo Yang (Seoul)
Fragments of HK, A Love Letter From Seoul
A dim, study-like library and home-cinema room curated communal Hong Kong–Seoul memories into an intimate archive atmosphere spotlighting Eastern styling.
Paul Bonlarron (Mobilier National - Paris)
Dining Room
A circular-design dining scenography transformed culinary waste into tactile, appetite-stimulating forms using innovative edible-byproduct materials and a bold chromatic language.
Patrizia Moroso (Moroso - Milano)
Resonant Landscapes
An empathetic terrain-inspired installation translated scanned textures of rocks and forest into sculptural modular seating that turns sitting into a tactile encounter with nature.
Presented by CL3 Architects and Lim + Lu, Le Club is an exclusive business lounge that connects developers, hospitality groups, brands, and designers through curated networking, tailored matchmaking, and premium F&B experiences to drive high-value partnerships across Asia.
Activation - INNOTALKS
Curating Cultural Echoes: Material Innovations and Hybrid Narratives in Global Design
A panel discussion brought together Design Factory pavilion curators to share open perspectives on bridging traditional craft with future vision. The session sparked active audience engagement through shared insights on East-West cultural dialogues, natural fibers like bamboo, and upcycled material innovations in contemporary interiors.
Activation - WORKSHOP
Maison&Objet Design Factory Craftsmen Workshop
As a core activation of the show program set inside the pavilions, this workshop series spotlighted the unconventional material processes and heritage craftsmanship of the artisans, offering participants hands-on experiences in transforming everyday and discarded materials into unique creations.
