The Rundown: Maison et Objet 2022
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Here’s a rundown of some of the big trends we saw in Paris.
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Gone are the days of the all-white living space. In are the days of diverse palettes that use more tones to achieve balance. Big but slightly muted colors were everywhere.
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From porcelain chandeliers to hand-crafted barnacle sculptures, ceramic accent pieces were prolific. Ceramics are having a moment and we're not mad about it.
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Less formal, but with an elegant softness, asymmetrical shapes and curves were found in abundance on rugs, light fixtures, and even large pieces of furniture.