Paris Déco Off Draws The Curtain On Home Decor─As Paris Becomes The Capital Of Decoration And Design
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The mesh of textiles and decoration weaves an ever tighter web, which is part of the long term outlook with the 13th edition of Paris Déco Off.
The event is from January 18-22, 2023, and presents unexpected creations in the streets of Saint Germain des Prés (Left Bank) and Place des Petits Pères (Right Bank).
For five days, inspirations, installations, perennial or ephemeral creations will
plant the spirit of the collections.
In the age of digital and dematerialization, accompanying the energy and meetings of the Maison&Objet show, by amplifying its resonance with an augmented vision, that of a rediscovery of a festival of fabrics around the major textile publishing hubs of Rue Du Mail and Saint-Germain-Des-Prés
In short, Paris Déco Off surfs the wave of an international event and invite visitors to push open the doors of Parisian galleries.
It’s the unmissable event for international decorating editors and designers.
This 13th edition, placed under the sign of eco-responsible art and culture, has selected a hundred international publishers of textiles, wallpapers, trimmings who will each set their decor, for five days, in showrooms and pop-ups.
In all, 40,000 visitors are expected, professionals and general public experiencing Parsian Décor together.
The new emblematic addresses confirm Paris as one of the world's leading capitals for architecture, interior design and textile design.
Larue duBac and rue duMail are no longer the only drop-off points for design or interior textiles... The Saint-Germain district has grown in size and the surroundings of the Louvre, among others, continue to host specialised showcases.
In Paris, the showroom dynamic is booming.
A movement that participates fully in the synergy led by the flagship events are Maison&Objet, Paris DesignWeek and ParisDecoOff.
The ecosystem has, of course, expanded and diversified, and the consumer is now playing a very active role in bringing a habitat that resembles him to life.
Decorators and interior designers remain ambassadors of the French style, which still shines abroad.
As the manufacturer Pierre Frey comments 'Parisian Décor provides the appetite for a classic with a touch of fantasy, both popular and elegant'.
