Maison&Objet Paris, 10–14 September 2026, Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre, Hall 6, MOM Village, stand I100.
A work from the Vera Sunny collection is among the fifteen products selected by studio Masquespacio for the immersive augmented-reality experience celebrating the tenth anniversary of MOM, Maison&Objet’s digital platform.
Ten Years of MOM
Launched ten years ago, MOM is Maison&Objet’s professional marketplace, extending the fair experience throughout the year. Several thousand brands are featured on the platform, where buyers, interior designers and specifiers source products between the Paris editions of the fair.
To mark this anniversary, the platform takes over Hall 6 with the MOM Village: a retrospective exhibition looking back over the past decade, dedicated services designed to connect brands and buyers, and an experience created by Masquespacio. Fifteen products are featured in augmented reality. Eden, from our Vera Sunny collection, is one of them.
Masquespacio, Ambassador for the Edition
Founded in Valencia, Spain, in 2010 by Colombian designer Ana Milena Hernández Palacios and Belgian designer Christophe Penasse, Masquespacio brings together interior architecture, product design and brand strategy. The studio has become known for its boldly colourful environments, where colour is never simply an accessory, but an integral part of the architecture itself.
Maison&Objet appointed the studio as ambassador for its September edition, entrusting it with the fair’s visual identity, the immersive Feel the Shift installation, also presented in Hall 6, and the experience celebrating ten years of MOM. At the heart of the studio’s approach is an idea that is simple to express yet demanding to achieve: design that is felt before it is explained.
“Pulse in Motion”
The 2026 edition is centred around Pulse in Motion, a theme developed with trend consultancy NellyRodi and expressed across seven sectors. The intention is to promote a more immersive, more emotional vision of design — one conceived as a collective impulse rather than an isolated gesture, and as a response to the desire for greater materiality and presence in interiors increasingly saturated with images.
Seeing Eden become part of this world captures, in many ways, what we have been striving for since the very beginning. The Vera Sunny collection exists in a delicate balance between colour and softness: present enough to set the tone of a room, yet restrained enough to allow the space to breathe.
