Design Miami Paris 2026

Maison Parisienne was pleased to take part in Design Miami Paris 2026 with a new monumental work by Pierre Renart, “Arabesque”, an installation measuring 260 cm high, 390 cm long and 235 cm wide.

The artwork was on display in the cour d’honneur of the Hôtel de Maisons. Crafted from laminated Moabi wood veneer, this single-piece work created the illusion of a continuous ribbon whose curves interacted with the historic architecture of this iconic venue.

A truly poetic piece of street furniture, it offered two seating options designed for contemplation: on one side, a comfortable bench with a backrest; on the other, a chaise longue. The enveloping curve arched over the heads of those seated, creating a veritable cocoon that invited a moment of relaxation and daydreaming, whilst remaining a space for socialising and interaction.

“Arabesque” by Pierre Renart was awarded Best of Show – Best Design at Large Presentation. The prize was granted by a jury of professionals comprising:

• Al Eiber, architect and collector, specialist in Italian radical design
• Simon Andrews, advisor and specialist in collectible design
• Lee Mindel, architect FAIA, AD100 member
• Jeremy Morrison, former international head of design at Christie’s and founder of Morrison Modern Advisory
• Grela Orihuela, vice president / senior director of Design Miami fairs
• Patrick Parrish, gallery owner and curator

Design Miami Paris 2026
Hôtel de Maisons – 51 rue de l’Université, 75007 Paris
October 20–25, 2026