Paris Déco Off and Paris Déco Home 2025: two must-attend events in interior design.

Founded by Carole Locatelli and Hugues Charuit, Paris Déco Off and Paris Déco Home are two major interior design events taking place from January 15 to 18, 2025. Over these four days, discover five of Collection Latil’s partners and experience a journey into the world of design and creativity.

PARIS DÉCO OFF
Celebrating Editors and Creators

TOYINE

SAMIR MAZER

Also, immerse yourself in the work of Samir Mazer, an artist and creator of zellige surfaces, who collaborates on the window displays of the Elitis showroom (5 rue Saint-Benoît, 6th arrondissement), designed by Elisabeth Leriche. The renowned author-publisher Elitis unveils the Menara Collection, inspired by Berber culture. Samir Mazer’s zellige creations for Ateliers Zelij will beautifully complement Elitis’ textile world, with an innovative interplay of sensory materials. A motif from the Creative collection will be showcased on planters and bench supports.

SONJA DE MONCHY

Lelièvre Paris invites Sonja de Monchy to showcase her creations in the window display of their showroom at 13, rue du Mail, 2nd arrondissement. Her ceramic works will engage in dialogue with the fabrics, wallpapers, wallcoverings, rugs, and decorative accessories of the house, established in 1914. With this opportunity for creative freedom, Sonja will present a geometric table specially created for the occasion, a wall piece, two vases, and a guéridon from the Atome series—a collaboration initiated by Collection Latil with designer and interior architect Charlotte Biltgen. In her studio, Sonja designs custom glazed ceramic surfaces, created to elevate interiors. She collaborates closely with design professionals in France and abroad, pushing the boundaries of design to enrich spaces with elegance and uniqueness.

PARIS DÉCO HOME
Exceptional furniture and objects

PARIS L’APRES MIDI

Paris l’après-midi, editors of rare, handwoven, and customizable fabrics, will showcase in a pop-up at 5 rue de l’Echaudé (6th arrondissement). Dominique Chevalier, with Paris l’après-midi, offers exceptional textiles designed for the most beautiful interiors. Excellence and tradition are at the heart of every creation by Paris l’après-midi. Upholstery, curtains, furniture fabrics, or interior décor textiles, Dominique reserves its exceptional handwoven fabrics for architects, decorators, and designers worldwide, for their ambitious and prestigious projects.

MAISON POUENAT

Maison Pouenat, renowned for its exquisite wrought ironwork and exceptional furniture, will present new creations in its gallery at 22 bis passage Dauphine, 6th arrondissement. Since 1880, this house has been at the forefront of supporting architectural audacity. Throughout the years, it has consistently expanded, developing notable projects and collaborations. Today, it proudly supports daring and talented creators in their remarkable achievements. For this occasion, Maison Pouenat will present new works by Sybille de Margerie, Nicolas Aubagnac, Fabrice Juan, Valérie Serin-Lok, and Julien Scarbonchi in its showroom.

Photos : Toyine : ©️Andrea Papini ©️Lotfi Dakhli | Samir Mazer : ©️Alexis Frespuech ©️Ateliers Zelij ©️Elitis | Sonja de Monchy : ©️Franck Juery | Paris l’après-midi : ©️Paris l’après-midi | Maison Pouenat : ©️Sylvian Claire |