Maison&Objet Paris 2026: Benjamin Moore

Booth Location

Exhibitor: Benjamin Moore Booth Number: Stand M61 Booth Size: 20×20 feet Venue: Parc des Expositions de Paris-Nord Villepinte — Hall 2 Dates: January 15–19, 2026

Exhibit Highlights

Lionheart Display Inc. executed a refined and immersive booth for Benjamin Moore at Maison&Objet Paris 2026, blending North American brand heritage with European design sensibility. The booth was a masterclass in spatial storytelling and premium finishes. Key features included:

Color Trends 2023–2026 Showcase

A curated wall display featuring Benjamin Moore’s evolving palette, including Color of the Year 2023, Silhouette AF‑655 (2026), and Hazy Lilac, framed in elegant vignettes.

Product Messaging

Focused on Regal Select Interior and Future Products, with messaging around durability, coverage, and innovation.

Design Elements

Black feature walls with illuminated Benjamin Moore branding
Herringbone wood flooring paired with Persian-style rugs
Curved velvet seating and vintage props for warmth and texture
Framed digital screens looping color trend videos
Purple carpet perimeter for visual contrast and zoning

Precision Millwork Meets Experiential Design

Lionheart’s in-house fabrication team brought the concept to life with:

Custom-built wall paneling in matte black, precision-cut to accommodate signage and screens
Integrated shelving and sample boards designed for modular flexibility and visual clarity
Raised flooring transitions using fire-rated herringbone panels and concealed leveling
Cable management and switchbox access engineered to meet French exhibition standards
Freestanding décor elements including vintage suitcases, stools, and floral accents for layered storytelling

Every component was fabricated in Lionheart’s Toronto workshop, shipped to Paris, and installed with surgical precision—ensuring the booth was show-ready ahead of schedule.

Strategic Execution by Lionheart

Lionheart’s build emphasized:

Premium finishes and intentional spatial flow for high-impact engagement
Subtle brand integration through elevated signage and layered textures
A functional layout that supported both product education and aesthetic immersion
Full compliance with Maison&Objet’s technical regulations, sustainability goals, and build-up timelines