MOM (Maison&Objet and More)

MOM, short for Maison&Objet and More, is the year-round digital platform of Maison&Objet, the Paris home, decor and design trade fair. It works as a B2B wholesale marketplace where architects, interior designers and retailers browse products from more than 3,000 brands, contact suppliers and place orders at trade prices.

It covers furniture, lighting, textiles, tableware, outdoor and hospitality products, and extends the fair's sourcing between the January and September shows.

MOM (Maison&Objet and More) Overview

MOM (Maison&Objet and More) is the online sourcing platform of Maison&Objet, the trade fair for home, decor and design held twice a year at Paris Nord Villepinte. The platform launched around the January 2017 fair to keep exhibitors and buyers in contact between shows. Today it operates as a wholesale marketplace for the furniture and decor trade, open to verified professionals such as interior designers, architects, retailers and hospitality buyers.

Key features

  • Brand and product catalog – more than 3,000 brands across furniture, lighting, decorative items, home textiles, rugs, tableware, bath, outdoor and office products
  • Trade ordering – professionals can place orders at negotiated wholesale prices through the platform
  • Supplier contact – request catalogs, prices and product specifications, and message brands directly
  • Favorites and lists – save products and brands while preparing a project or a fair visit
  • Curated selections – product picks from designers and themed collections, such as a Made in Italy curation
  • Fair integration – exhibitors' collections appear online before and after each Paris edition

Recent direction

Maison&Objet's organizer, SAFI, is putting more weight on MOM under CEO Vincent Lhoste, who took over in January 2026. According to WWD, from January 2027 every show-floor exhibitor will also be listed on MOM, alongside 500 to 600 brands that do not exhibit, and MOM will charge no commission for six weeks around each fair. The aim is to make the platform a lead generation and ordering tool that works all year.

Who it's for

MOM is most useful for interior designers, interior architects, FF&E specifiers and hospitality project teams who source furniture, lighting and decor, and for design brands that want to reach those buyers outside of fair dates. It is a product sourcing and ordering channel, not design or BIM software, and it does not provide product BIM objects or specification data in the way material libraries do.

MOM (Maison&Objet and More) is the online sourcing platform of Maison&Objet, the trade fair for home, decor and design held twice a year at Paris Nord Villepinte. The platform launched around the January 2017 fair to keep exhibitors and buyers in contact between shows. Today it operates as a wholesale marketplace for the furniture and decor trade, open to verified professionals such as interior designers, architects, retailers and hospitality buyers.

Key features

  • Brand and product catalog – more than 3,000 brands across furniture, lighting, decorative items, home textiles, rugs, tableware, bath, outdoor and office products
  • Trade ordering – professionals can place orders at negotiated wholesale prices through the platform
  • Supplier contact – request catalogs, prices and product specifications, and message brands directly
  • Favorites and lists – save products and brands while preparing a project or a fair visit
  • Curated selections – product picks from designers and themed collections, such as a Made in Italy curation
  • Fair integration – exhibitors' collections appear online before and after each Paris edition

Recent direction

Maison&Objet's organizer, SAFI, is putting more weight on MOM under CEO Vincent Lhoste, who took over in January 2026. According to WWD, from January 2027 every show-floor exhibitor will also be listed on MOM, alongside 500 to 600 brands that do not exhibit, and MOM will charge no commission for six weeks around each fair. The aim is to make the platform a lead generation and ordering tool that works all year.

Who it's for

MOM is most useful for interior designers, interior architects, FF&E specifiers and hospitality project teams who source furniture, lighting and decor, and for design brands that want to reach those buyers outside of fair dates. It is a product sourcing and ordering channel, not design or BIM software, and it does not provide product BIM objects or specification data in the way material libraries do.

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