Design Miami is back in Paris for its fourth year, and it’s keeping its home at L’Hôtel de Maisons, an 18th-century residence in the 7th arrondissement. The fair runs from October 20 to 25, 2026, right alongside Art Basel Paris.

More than 20 international galleries will take part this year, and a few clear themes already stand out among the first highlights.

Design Miami.Paris, October 20-25, 2026

For professionals and general public, paid admission 
Size: one venue, over 20 galleries
Location: L’Hôtel de Maisons, 51 rue de l’Université, Paris
Opening hours: October 21-24, h. 11:00 am – 7:00 am; October 25, h. 11:00 am – 6:00 pm
Visit Design Miami.Paris for info

Invitation-only preview: Tuesday, October 20 (members 10:00 am – 7:00 pm, collectors & press 3:00-7:00 pm)

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French Historical Design and Decorative Arts

Paris design history runs through several of this year’s booths. Galerie Mitterrand will bring iconic pieces by Claude and François-Xavier Lalanne, among them a rare pair of Singes Attentifs and a Pomme de Londres from 2007.

Laffanour | Galerie Downtown will lean into the way architecture, craft and design come together in Paris, showing work by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret, Isamu Noguchi and Charlotte Perriand.

Galerie Maxime Flatry will look back at 1930s French modernism, built around a strong group of pieces by Robert Mallet-Stevens alongside work by Pierre Chareau, Eileen Gray and Pierre Legrain.

Galerie SCENE OUVERTE will carry on its work on contemporary decorative arts with a show called Around a Desk, bringing in Studio KRJST, Adélie Ducasse, Vincent Dubourg and, for the first time with the gallery, Studio Lugo.

Meubles et Lumières, which focuses on French and Italian furniture and lighting from the 1950s to the 1980s, will show pieces by Pierre Guariche, Pierre Paulin and Gio Ponti next to a few rediscovered names.

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Scandinavian Design Takes Center Stage

Nordic design runs as a strong thread through this edition, from rare mid-century pieces to new sculptural work.

Modernity, a Swedish gallery from Stockholm, will show up as an exhibitor for the first time, bringing 20th-century Nordic design pieces including a rare wing chair by Frits Henningsen, a 1930s Flora cabinet by Josef Frank, and a one-of-a-kind cabinet by Otto Schulz.

Hostler Burrows, from New York and Los Angeles, will debut a new hand-tufted rug called September, made with designer Louise Hederström together with Kasthall in Kinna, Sweden. The rug pulls in fabric from the archive of designer Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg and takes its pattern from the shifting shapes of a broadleaf forest.

Galerie Maria Wettergren will focus on Gjertrud Hals, whose textile sculptures sit somewhere between structure and form. Her recent piece Jade, part of the series she started at the Venice Biennale, will show in Paris for the first time.

Galerie Eric Philippe will round out the Nordic selection with a rare 1950s floor lamp by Finnish designer Paavo Tynell.

Wearable Art and Artist Jewelry

Jewelry and sculptural wearable pieces come up again and again this year, sitting right at the point where the body, material experiments and craft meet.

Galerie MiniMasterpiece will show a group of wooden necklaces made by Argentine artist Luis Quesada in the 1960s and 70s, never shown in France before, plus the first piece of jewelry ever made by German artist Franz Erhard Walther.

Elisabetta Cipriani Gallery, from London, will make its Design Miami Paris debut with Shared Grounds: Intimate Monuments, a show on the link between sculpture and the body through wearable pieces. It includes Sheila Hicks’ Cosmic Jewelry series and Liens d’Amour, the last necklace made by Sophia Vari before she passed away, combining ebony, coral and gold.

Italian Design, Past and Present

Italian design keeps its usual strong presence. NILUFAR, from Milan, will bring a mix of vintage masterpieces and contemporary work, including a 2025 table lamp from Von Pelt Atelier that draws on Spanish silver decorative objects from the 1950s and 70s.

Galleria Rossella Colombari will build a scene around the classic Italian home, bringing together Angelo Lelii, Ico Parisi and other masters of Italian design.

Galerie Kreo will pair 20th-century French and Italian lamps with limited-edition contemporary pieces by designers including Virgil Abloh and Jasper Morrison, keeping up its role as what the gallery itself calls a “research lab.”

Design at Large: Large-Scale Work Fills the Grounds

This year’s Design at Large program takes over the courtyard, interiors and gardens of L’Hôtel de Maisons with big, ambitious pieces that mix historical and contemporary design.

Galerie Patrick Seguin will bring Jean Prouvé’s 1944 6×6 Demountable House, a landmark piece of postwar architecture built around Prouvé’s belief in industrialized construction. Pierre Renart, working with Maison Parisienne, will show a monumental sculptural bench that turns into a chaise longue through one continuous line of wood. Craftica Gallery, from Warsaw, will debut Korallion, a birch plywood bench by Cyryl Zakrzewski that sits between sculpture and architecture.

In the garden, Galerie Gastou will present swings by Irene Cattaneo cast in bronze, weighing down an object usually tied to lightness and play, in a nod to the opening scene of Effi Briest. Tokio., from Ljubljana, will bring Isle Lounge in a bold Klein Blue finish, while Galerie Negropontes will show Halga, a two- to three-meter oxidized iron sculpture by Gianluca Pacchioni that carries on his decades-long work with light and openwork structures, straight out of the courtyard.

Design Miami x Apple: Designers of Tomorrow

For the second year running, Apple and Design Miami will keep supporting new talent through Designers of Tomorrow. The 2026 theme, Design for Presence, looks at how design can help people slow down, connect with each other, and stay in the moment. Under Rodman Primack’s lead, a jury of design and creative figures will pick four designers to bring Apple technology into their creative process. Their work will show at Design Miami Paris in October 2026.

Design Miami.Paris, October 20-25, 2026

For professionals and general public, paid admission 
Size: one venue, over 20 galleries
Location: L’Hôtel de Maisons, 51 rue de l’Université, Paris
Opening hours: October 21-24, h. 11:00 AM – 7:00 PM; October 25, h. 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Visit Design Miami.Paris for info

• Invitation-only preview: Tuesday, October 20 (members 10:00–19:00, collectors 15:00–19:00, press 15:00–19:00)