The fall edition of Maison&Objet wrapped up. The event ran from September 10 to 14, following the theme “Pulse in Motion.” The event was a masterclass in how design keeps changing how we live and experience our spaces. The venue brought together 1,774 exhibitors, highlighting unique furniture, lighting, and home interiors from different brands and designers.
From simple forms to playful designs, shapes, features, and materials, there is a lot to notice. Here are the standout furniture designs from the Maison&Objet September 2026 edition that caught our eye.
ARMA Sculptural Chair by MAARCORA
This chair has an expressive design and comfort. Mimicking fragments of the moon, the ARMA chair features a tactile, textured silhouette with a black-tufted cushion. It is crafted from EPS core, fiberglass, and stainless steel. Despite its bulky and heavy appearance, it weighs only 148 lbs and measures 61 inches high, 50 inches wide, and 44 inches deep.
Checkmate Sideboard Table by Deft Studio
Covered in a wave-like checkerboard pattern, the Checkmate sideboard has an eye-catching design that effortlessly transforms your functional entryway into an art gallery. Crafted from rich walnut and ash, this piece features a hidden drawer you won’t find until you look closely.
JOHN Chair by NISH
The JOHN chair features a minimalist silhouette. Crafted from durable stainless steel, it measures 31 inches high, 18 inches wide, and 20 inches deep. Its clean geometric lines and metallic finish make it a striking, modern addition to contemporary interior spaces.
SPETTACOLO Table by Reflections Copenhagen
Table with three mismatched legs, sounds weird? SPETTACOLO table is here to prove that asymmetry is also a form of art. It has crystal base legs. When light hits them, reflection scatters softly across the walls and brings out different qualities of the table.
Newport Stool by Instead
This Newport Stool has started its life in the brewery. Made from Balt (spent beer-brewing grain) and 30 percent recycled steel, this versatile stool fits easily on your kitchen counters, home bars, or restaurant tables. It comes in three different heights: Galopin (18 inches), Demi (26 inches), and Pinte(29 inches), with eight seat colors and 100 frame color options.
Onde Armchair by Jb-Ebeniste Agencement
Inspired by a chaise longue, the Onde armchair is an instant caught between motion and stillness. Crafted from solid oak, the armchair measures 57 inches long, 24 inches wide, and 33 inches high. Its wave-like silhouette makes you feel as though the wave approaching the shore was stopped in time, making it still.
African Safari Chair by AP Collection
Bring African wildlife to your room with this stuffed African safari chair. Upholstered in New Zealand sheepskin and soft animal plushies, this chair gives visual richness of the African landscape. The plushies are mainly made from recycled plastics, giving a new purpose to discarded waste.
Éclair Chair by CRÈME ATELIER
This lounge chair can be your favorite spot to curl up and enjoy your time. Inspired by the curves of cream frosting on a pastry, Éclair Chair features a smooth, sculptural curved silhouette. Measuring 24 inches high, 34 inches wide, and 21 inches deep, it brings joy and character to any interior.
Dolomiti Table by VOXELL
This 3D table is designed to look like an iceberg on the floor. It is crafted from recycled plastic that is both lightweight and see-through. It brings a clean, minimalist style to your home while looking highly sophisticated and expensive.
Semoya Bench by MEETLO STUDIO
Semoya Bench is a striking piece of contemporary furniture that blends with modern spaces. This handmade furniture honors African ancestry and spiritual connections, and its minor variations highlight the craftsmanship rather than the flaws.
