Ideas to steal from the Maison & Objet Fair in Paris!

Turn a corridor into a club with flashy neon

@M&O


Or create an abyssal decoration

@M&O

Unpair your chairs to breathe life back into your dining table

@Vincent Sheppard

Create a luminous view in a blind room 

@Flamant

 Brighten your room with a total white look

@Baxter

Mesmerize your guests

@JNL collection

Create a room divider that call to voyeurism

@Emanuel Ungaro

Seat on your canvas


@innermost

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