Maison&Objet Design Factory (2024)

Maison&Objet Design Factory 2024

Supported by CCIDA at DesignInspire, Hong Kong’s first-ever 1,000 m² Maison&Objet design pavilion featured five curated zones dedicated to "Conscious Design."

Pavilion 1

Nature, the Muse!, curated by Chinese contemporary designer Jiang Qiong’er, featured 12 French and 8 Chinese artisans who explored the intersection of heritage and modern design across Eastern and Western cultures.

Pavilion 2

Conscious Staging, curated by French studio Normal Studio, presented an envisioned ideal room designed with sustainability at its core.

Pavilion 3

Precious Matters, curated by Pauline Vidal and Quentin Hirsinger of Materi’O, invited visitors into a garden-inspired space to explore innovative materials selected for their unique properties.

Pavilion 4

Shades of Sustainability (Chromo Sapiens), curated by Uchronia for French Design, showcased 13 sustainability-focused design pieces crafted by French studios.

Pavilion 5

Terra Cosmos: A Space Filled with Future Hope, curated by Elizabeth Leriche, paid tribute to the universe and planets, offering an inspiring vision of future-oriented design.

Across three days and five zones, Maison&Objet Design Factory brought together over 120 brands and designers from Asia and Europe alongside 21 international master craftspeople to explore eco-friendly practices and fine craftsmanship. Beyond the showcase, it served as a space for shared discovery — introducing new materials, fresh perspectives, and creative ideas. Tribe22 welcomed the opportunity to spark these exchanges, offering industry professionals, enthusiasts, and students new insights to inspire their ongoing creative journeys.