Maison et Objet's September edition offered up a digestible smorgasbord of new product, with exhibitors coming from near and far. Pictured: notable newcomer Charlotte Juillard created a bed table and mirror with all the panache of a modern day Perriand
A new handcarved wood collection by Ilse Crawford for Bosnian brand Zanat included benches, trays and a table lamp
Titled 'Touch', the range explores experimental and intricate carving patterns in different woods
Young architects Pierre Mouton and Baptiste Chamourat, collectively dubbed Made With, dipped their toes in the design arena with a collection of steel furniture, including a desk, chair and shelves
Steel forms were also provided by Belgian designer Michael Verheyden, who launched new steel and leather chairs
A new Danish brand on the Paris scene is Handvärk. Led by former-TV-presenter-turned-designer Emil Thorup, its collection comprised a sofa, tables and lighting
When it comes to recurring themes, coffee making kits in all their forms abounded. Pictured: a slow-drip kit from Japanese brand Kinto
A refined slow-brew coffee maker (pictured left) and bean grinder (right) from Stelton, in matt black stoneware
Cookware brand Mauviel 1830 collaborated with ECAL masters students on an innovative kitchenware range
Pictured left: rigid glass forms from Klaar Prims. Right: cookware by Danish brand Eva Solo
Olivier Gagnère showed a large collection of vibrant ceramics at Galerie Maeght
José Lévy collaborated with Japanese manufacturer Daiken on a beautiful collection of benches and tables called 'Moving Tatami'
Jean-Baptiste Fastrez played with texture and colour to dramatic effect at Tai Ping Carpets
New glassware by Ferm Living explored sharp rippled edges
Stelton's off-shoot brand Rig-Tig presented a new line of kitchen solutions
Also new on the block is Moebe, playing with wood and elastic to produce practical small-scale design