SAFI - Interior Design Events and Exhibitions

For over ten years, MAISON&OBJET has developed a consistent, multi-sector range, determinedly focused on creativity and bringing together all homeware and furniture players to become the key exhibition in the European landscape, while maintaining its strong identity.

MAISON&OBJET OUTDOOR-INDOOR SEPTEMBER 2009

A breath of fresh air is blowing over hall seven with the launch of MAISON&OBJET outdoor-indoor, a new exhibition dedicated to the outdoor-indoor lifestyle. It will present approximately 100 French and international brands offering the best in upscale, designer and creative outdoor furniture in a surface area measuring more than 7,000m².

By launching the first international exhibition completely dedicated to the outdoor-indoor lifestyle, MAISON&OBJET has created a key event for trendy restaurants, luxurious spas, prestigious hotels and all stores specialising in outdoor and indoor products.

MAISON&OBJET outdoor-indoor invents a new way of life and a whole decoration and design world to go with it. With this new event, complementary to MAISON&OBJET I projets I, specifiers will be able to discover confirmed brands, leaders in their sectors, but also new talents, new materials, new forms, hi-tech processes or design companies developing specific outdoor collections.

80% of exhibitors will be exhibiting outdoor furniture, including containers, lighting, outdoor kitchens, fountains, showers, parasols, veils, gazebos and tree houses.

MEUBLE PARIS JANUARY 2009

Following the acquisition by SAFI of 100% of SE SMP, the companies operating the Salon du Meuble de Paris and PLANÈTE PARIS join forces to create the best event for the furniture sector. MEUBLE PARIS is the unique event for the furniture sector in Paris, combined with MAISON&OBJET's world of decoration and homeware.

MEUBLE PARIS is the best exhibition for the lifestyle sector, and will be held in January 2009 at the Paris Le Bourget exhibition centre.

In January 2009, by uniting the whole homeware and furniture sectors, MAISON&OBJET will offer, in the same week, a single entry ticket, enhanced communication and shared services.

SCÈNES D'INTÉRIEUR

In some 7,200m², and thanks to the talent of more than 150 exhibitors, the scènes d'intérieur exhibition sees elegance flaunted in a selection of unexpected and exclusive worlds. Luxury stands alongside extravagance, with work by the greatest home-style designers.

NOW! DESIGN À VIVRE

now! design à vivre, the upmarket trade show dedicated to design and innovation, continues to grow. In January 2009, the exhibition will be in hall 7A and 7B.

MAISON&OBJET IPROJETSI

For its fifth session in September 2009, MAISON&OBJET IprojetsI confirms its positioning dedicated to upscale and international specifiers with an area covering more than 3,200m². An additional MAISON&OBJET IprojetsI will be held in January 2009 for the first time.

This trade show, which is to be held between the 7th and 11th of September 2007 at the Paris-Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, is dedicated to interior architecture solutions and the main meeting and expertise opportunity for manufacturers and specifiers. MAISON&OBJET I projets I allows these priority players to optimise their visit through a transversal offer, unique in Europe, which brings together technical know-how and very different products, including lighting, bathroom, furniture, construction or renovation materials (parquet flooring, wooden panelling, technical products, coverings, blinds, etc.).

To facilitate visits by this professional target, the exhibition paves the way, trying to stick with their interests, expectations and satisfy their demands during their visits to the exhibition.

To meet their requirements, SAFI provides specifiers with reception and information tools that make it easier for them to work during their visit, including a personalised badge to identify them immediately. Moreover, the specifiers' itinerary offers a list of companies located in other MAISON&OBJET sectors with the know-how and product range corresponding to specifiers' expectations.

Each company displays a specific strip on the stand sign. Visitors save time and make direct contact with exhibitors able to solve their problems.