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Maison&Objet, a major professional meeting for furniture and interior design, Paris Nord Villepinte, 3-7 Sept.

Maison&Objet is a unique and exclusive event in the world for home and interior design Professionals coming from all over the world.Visitors (more than 80.000 last Jan.) and exhibitors are all waiting for this amazing trade show. Maison&Objet is the showcase of all lifestyle arts and all home equipment trends.

The September Session is composed of several shows: Maison&Objet (avec ethnic chic, la Table, le Textile, Intérieur Spa et Senteur, Côté déco et Accessoires Maison), Scènes d'intérieur, Now! design à vivre (design), Projets, Outdoor_Indoor (outdoor furniture) and Musées (cultural objects). 3.250 exhibitors will display their collection during 5 days. The inauguration of the new Hall 7 allows MEUBLE PARIS to move to Villepinte (halls 5B and 5C) providing an ever more exhaustive offer.

The Maison&Objet Observatory presents the 17th inspirations trend book on the theme of
Intime, 2011 influence itinerary. Around Philippe Starck, designer of the year 2010, 10 rising stars in design embodied by: collectif 5.5 designers, Constance Guisset, Gilles Belley, Joachim Jirou Najou, Marie Aurore Stiker, Mathieu Lehanneur, Michel Charlot, the Normal Studio duo, Philippe Nigro and Sam Baron, show the driving forces in a discipline that continues to revolutionise the world and imagine the concrete utopias of tomorrow.

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Beta-Plus has been publishing high-quality books on architecture, interior design and gardens since 1995. Each title gives a complete overview with exclusive colour Photographs on every page.

« Lionel Jadot : An autobiography », Beta-Plus Publishing, 2010, 256 p.

Lionel Jadot, (b. 1960) is a scion of the highly reputed family of furniture-makers, Vanhamme, who have excelled in craftsmanship skills since 1895. The Vanhamme workshops were the young Lionel Jadot&rsquos favourite play area, and very early, after his classical art education, he achieved his first two complete projects: two lofts and a chalet in Verbier. In the course of the years Jadot created a whole universe of his own often described as exuberant baroque, sometimes surprisingly minimalist, but always extremely inspired and sophisticated.
As well as being an interior designer, Louis Jadot also produces films, and this cinematographic background adds an extra, almost theatrical dimension to his interior work.

The book presents a selection of some dozen recent representative achievements by this talented designer.
 

 
 

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