The latest proposals by Collection Particulière and Delcourt Collection at Maison&Objet 2023

Maison&Objet 2023 fair took place in Paris from the 19th to 23rd of January, showcasing its "Take care!" theme within the spaces of Parc des Expositions. Bringing together the leading players of the home décor industry, the Paris Design Week includes a city-wide itinerary of fringe events, held in more than 100 participating venues representing an ecosystem of excellence in Parisian design.

Attention to details and Made in France craftsmanship are the defining qualities of the new proposals by Delcourt Collection: pieces with striking sinuous lines, enhanced by the quality of natural materials. Tables and upholstered furniture achieve a unique design through elegant lines and skilled wood craftsmanship.

The Zae sofa, with its organic and statuesque forms, and the Nin table collection were designed by Delcourt himself.

Christophe Delcourt's story stems from a love of design and a passion for materials. Born in 1966, self-taught and passionate defender of craftsmanship as a form of expression, he appeared on the Parisian scene at the end of the 1990s, standing out for the perfect balance between the purity of his designs, the sensual beauty of the materials and the extreme care he devotes to production. His new 2023 collections are true works of art: architectural, pure and eclectic, emblems of French design know-how.

The philosophy of the French brand Collection Particulière, founded in 2014 by Jérôme Aumont, is to work with raw, high-quality materials. The new collections revolve around the idea of motion from the stroke of the designer's pen to the craftsman's creative hand.

The Chess console table, designed by Mathieu Delacroix, stands out for the texture of its marble.

Balancing contemporary techniques and traditional craftsmanship, the Mio oak coffee table, designed by Christophe Delcourt for Collection Particulière, is characterised by great attention to detail and a desire to deliver an emotional experience.