Maison&Objet vs Tai Ping Carpets

Creativity, innovation, sustainability & business The international gathering for professionals in decoration, design, and lifestyle. Looking to easily find the exhibitor you want to meet? - Use our AI-powered search - Discover new exhibitors and rediscover the must-see names of the show directly from the homepage Want to personalize your visit experience? - Our sectors are highlighted to help you dive into their universe - Get direct access to thematic visitor trails Curious about the conference program and the must-see events? - Explore our Talks conferences - Want more information about the speakers? Check out their bios - All our inspirational spaces for this edition are brought together in one place It’s all here! Maison&Objet Paris is the key event for lifestyle professionals, showcasing the full richness of the art of living. The show brings together a 360° product offering: decoration, design, furniture, accessories, textiles, fragrances, kids’ world, tableware... Styles blend together through original scenography across the show’s spaces. An extraordinary diversity aligned with the wide range of global market expectations. Each session, this major lifestyle platform—where business meets creativity—unveils solutions tailored to visitors from all over the world, in search of uniqueness. Maison&Objet, closer to you than ever. INSPIRE, REVEAL & CONNECT… BEYOND THE FAIR! Welcome to the community of decoration, design, and lifestyle! Our main mission? To bring you together—live or online—to spark fruitful exchanges of experience, expertise, and business. To create connections—between the right buyer, the right seller, and the right product. As a catalyst for business and creative exchanges between international players in decoration, design, and lifestyle, Maison&Objet is your continuous source of inspiration and innovation: live, twice a year at the Paris fair, off-site during Paris Design Week, and online on MOM or social media.

Tai Ping was founded in British Hong Kong in 1956 by brothers Lawrence and Horace Kadoorie and a group of international friends with the noble aims of developing industry and providing employment to migrant workers. While a small textile presence existed in the colony before Tai Ping, it was entrepreneurial Chinese refugees who modernised the industry with advanced equipment and expertise.