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We are pleased to present an installation by Verter Turroni, realized in collaboration with Kalkeriet Contemporary, alongside ’Henzel Studio Collaborations: 1st Decade’ and in conjunction with Frieze Los Angeles at PDC Design Gallery (formerly MOCA’s West Hollywood space). Marking ten years of Henzel Studio’s artist-designed rugs, the exhibition features over 25 works, including new collaborations with John Waters, Mickalene Thomas, and Anselm Reyle, expanding the boundaries of textile-based artistic practice. The accompanying works by Verter Turroni introduce a sculptural counterpoint, bridging textile compositions and object-based forms. This presentation highlights the interplay between artistic disciplines, reinforcing design’s essential role in contemporary visual culture. The exhibition also includes works by Vanessa Beecroft, Richard Bernstein, Olaf Breuning, Nan Goldin, Marilyn Minter, Tony Oursler, Richard Prince, Mickalene Thomas, Andy Warhol, and more. Curated by Joakim Andreasson. Designed in collaboration with Calle Henzel. https://vimeo.com/1055999721?share=copy

Imperfettolab at Villa Necchi Campiglio furnishes the spaces hosting the third edition of the Filippo Perego Prize, an award aimed at supporting and enhancing young interior decoration talents.

Works in Curatio are freed from their usual context, allowing them to be encountered without predefined ideas. Curated by Thomas Haarmann, the installation brings together pieces designed to endure, offering longevity in both substance and meaning. In this space, their integrity shines, revealing the care, craftsmanship and intention behind every material, technique and form. As the works engage in symbiosis and dialogue, they create new contexts and perspectives. This interplay invites reflection on how form and material can forge connections, evoke emotion and question the familiar. In Curatio, the known is reimagined – offering the opportunity to see the familiar in a different light

Elizabeth Leriche’s What’s New? space always allows attendees to feel the show’s overarching inspiration. Through her creativity and sensitivity, this trend expert transforms her vision of the Sur/Reality theme into a tangible decor experience using a product selection drawn from exhibitors

Explore the future of interior design at Maison&Objet with the WHAT’S NEW? IN DECOR installation by Elizabeth Leriche. Inspired by this edition’s theme, Terra Cosmos, her pavilion takes you on a journey through 5 space-time capsules. From rough stone and lunar sands to metallic variations and red Martian earth, discover a galaxy of objects and accessories that blend natural elements with a futuristic vision, encouraging you to dream about your future decorative settings while gazing up at the stars.