What are the dates and times for Paris Deco Home 2027?

The 2027 edition takes place from Wednesday January 13 to Saturday January 16, 2027. The showrooms are open from 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., with an evening event on Saturday January 16 from 6:30 p.m

Où se déroule l'événement ?

The main information point is located at the Hôtel Bel Ami (7/11 rue Saint-Benoît, 75006 Paris). The showrooms and pop-ups are located in the 6th and 7th arrondissements of Paris, mainly in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district

L'événement est-il payant ?

No, Paris Deco Home is a free event, open to professionals and the general public

Are there shuttles to travel between sites?

Yes, free shuttles connect the Right Bank (Place des Petits-Pères) and the Left Bank (Place St Germain) during the four days of the event

Paris Deco Home 2027 | TradeShowIntel

Notable exhibitors

Companies exhibiting at Paris Deco Home 2027 include 4SPACES, ALEXANDER LAMONT, ART ET FLORITUDE, ARTISANS TAPISSIERS DE FRANCE and ASHLEY WILDE GROUP.

4SPACES
ALEXANDER LAMONT
ART ET FLORITUDE
ARTISANS TAPISSIERS DE FRANCE
ASHLEY WILDE GROUP

Event overview

Overview

Paris Deco Home is a free event, open to both professionals and the general public, that celebrates for four days the unique savoir-faire of participating international houses in furniture, lighting, fabric, wallpaper, passementerie, rugs, table art, and decorative objects.

The 2027 edition, themed 'La Rive Gauche n’a jamais été figée.

Elle vibre, elle évolue, elle se réinvente sans cesse' (the Left Bank is never fixed; it vibrates, evolves, and reinvents itself), is inspired by the rhythm of jazz and the creative effervescence of Saint-Germain-des-Prés

TL;DR

1Free-to-attend decoration event open to trade professionals and the general public, held across showrooms
22027 edition runs 13–16 January, with showrooms open 9:30–19:30 and a late-night session on
3Theme inspired by jazz and the creative energy of the Left Bank, positioning decoration
4Covers furniture, lighting, rugs, living art, paint, fabric, wallpaper, passementerie, and decorative accessories
5Free shuttle service between Left and Right Bank hubs (place St Germain and place

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Interior designers and architects seeking new collections and materials for residential and commercial projects

Decoration editors and buyers from retail, wholesale, and hospitality sectors looking to source furniture, lighting, textiles, and accessories

Brand managers and marketing professionals scouting for partnerships and trend insights

General public with a passion for home decor and design, attending for inspiration and to experience the latest trends firsthand

Media and press covering design, lifestyle, and interior architecture

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

International and French luxury furniture brands presenting new collections

Lighting designers and manufacturers showcasing innovative illumination solutions

Textile editors offering fabrics, wallpapers, passementerie, and trimmings

Rug and carpet specialists featuring artisanal and contemporary designs

Decorative accessories and table art brands providing finishing touches for interiors

Paint and surface treatment companies presenting colour and material innovations

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Mobilier

Peinture

Art de vivre

Luminaire

Tapis

Linge de Maison

Accessoires de décoration

Tissu

Papier Peint

Passementerie

Tringlerie

Cuir

Store

Location & Facilities

Venue

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Hôtel Bel Ami

7/11 rue Saint-Benoît, 75006 Paris, France

Entrances & gates

Hôtel Bel Ami main entrance

Event information point located here

Facilities

Parking

Public parking is available at a location nearby the hotel, costing €48 per day. Street parking is limited and subject to Paris parking regulations. Public transport is strongly recommended

€48.00/day

Accessibility

Hôtel Bel Ami is wheelchair accessible, with lifts serving all upper floors. The venue has facilities for disabled guests. Metro station Saint-Germain-des-Prés does not have elevators or escalators-, but nearby stations (e.g., Sèvres-Babylone) may be more accessible

On-site shuttle

Free shuttle buses operate between the Right Bank (place des Petits-Pères) and Left Bank (place St Germain) during event hours. This is the primary onsite transport service

Food options

Bel Ami Café, Les Mots Passants, Guy Savoy, Les Climats

On-site dining

Parking: Public parking is available near the venue, including Parking Saint Germain des Prés (max height 1.90m) located minutes from the Saint-Germain-des-Prés metro station. Street parking is limited; public transport is recommended

Gate: The main event information point is at Hôtel Bel Ami. Showrooms and pop-ups are spread across the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district; no single gate controls access

Attend

Entry & tickets

Free registration

Event days & opening times

DayOpening hours

Showrooms open from9:30 to 19:30, Wednesday 13 through Saturday 16 January 2027

Late-night openingSaturday 16 January from 18:30

Showroom Discovery Pass
Open and free entry to all participating brand showrooms, textile ateliers, and furniture galleries across Paris
VIP Designer & Press Accreditation
Accredited access to private previews, designer talks, and official cocktail receptions

Ticket info

Badge collection

Digital circuit pass and interactive showroom map delivered to your smartphone. Display pass on mobile device at participating luxury showrooms across Paris

Ticket notes

Paris Deco Home is an open citywide design circuit held concurrently with Paris Deco Off, celebrating prestigious textile editors, interior design houses, furniture makers, and decorative lighting artists in the heart of Paris. General entry to all participating showrooms is free for designers, decorators, and the public

Who runs the show

Organisers

Carole.Communication

Organisateur

Website

Carole Locatelli

Directrice de la publication / Co-fondatrice

Call Website

Hughes Charuit

Co-fondateur

Website

What's on

Programme

Concert

TBA

Event days

TBA

Typical time

Charity Concert – 'Les mains qui sauvent la main qui crée'

Concert

Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Topic tracks

Design & InnovationPhilanthropy & Craftsmanship

How the last edition performed

Previous edition

Current edition

2027

Aucune statistique officielle n'a été publiée pour l'édition 2027

Forecast — not final

Exhibitors

160

Growth over time

New this edition

1
Ouverture du réseau aux EPV
For the 2027 edition, Paris Deco Home is opening its network to Living Heritage Companies (EPV) for the first time, thus strengthening the place of excellent French craftsmanship
Source

Next edition outlook

2027

confirmed

The 2027 edition of Paris Deco Home will take place from 13 to 16 January, with the theme 'La Rive Gauche n’a jamais été figée. Elle vibre, elle évolue, elle se réinvente sans cesse' (the Left Bank is never fixed; it vibrates, evolves, and reinvents itself), inspired by jazz and the creative energy of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. For the first time, the event will open its network to EPV (Entreprises du Patrimoine Vivant) companies, further celebrating French excellence. The philanthropic partnership with the French Society for Hand Surgery will continue

Opening of the network to EPV (Living Heritage Enterprises) for the first time Continued philanthropic initiative with the French Society for Hand Surgery

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

The 2026 edition of Paris Déco Home reinforced its position as a key fixture on the international decoration calendar, drawing designers, architects, editors, and enthusiasts to the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district. The event's free, open-access format and its coordination with Paris Déco Off created a vibrant, city-wide showcase of the latest in furniture, lighting, textiles, wallcoverings, and decorative objects. A major new element was the launch of a philanthropic initiative, 'Les mains qui sauvent la main qui crée', in partnership with the French Society for Hand Surgery, which added a meaningful social dimension by highlighting the connection between craftsmanship and hand surgery

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

Paris Déco Home 2026 attracted a diverse audience of interior designers, architects, decoration editors, brand managers, media, and design-enthusiast members of the general public. The event's free admission and open-showroom format encouraged high footfall and meaningful exchanges between exhibitors and visitors. The presence of over 160 participating brands (across both Paris Déco Off and Paris Déco Home) ensured a rich, curated selection that appealed to both trade professionals and consumers seeking inspiration

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

While specific ROI metrics are not publicly available, the high number of participating brands (70 for Paris Déco Home alone) and the event's established reputation as a key launchpad for new collections suggest strong exhibitor value. The free shuttle service between Left and Right Bank venues and the event's integration with Paris Déco Off likely amplified foot traffic. The philanthropic initiative also provided exhibitors with an opportunity to align with a meaningful social cause, potentially enhancing brand perception

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

Western Europe (France, Germany, Italy, Sweden)

Why it matters

Paris Deco Home occupies a unique position in the global design calendar. Unlike large-scale convention-centre fairs, it is a curated, free-to-attend event spread across showrooms and pop-ups in the historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés district. This 'village' format fosters intimate, high-quality interactions between brands, designers, architects, and discerning consumers. Its timing (mid-January) places it at the start of the European trade-show season, making it a key trendsetter for the year. The 2027 theme, inspired by jazz and the creative energy of the Left Bank, underscores the event's commitment to positioning decoration as a living, sensory experience. By opening its network to EPV companies for the first time, Paris Deco Home is strengthening its connection to French artisanal excellence, further differentiating itself from larger, more commercially driven fairs. The event's philanthropic partnership with the French Society for Hand Surgery adds a meaningful social dimension, linking craftsmanship with medical restoration. For buyers and exhibitors, Paris Deco Home offers a compelling blend of trend discovery, networking, and cultural immersion in one of the world's most design-conscious cities

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Jazz-inspired Rhythmic Decoration

The 2027 edition of Paris Deco Home draws inspiration from the rhythm of jazz and the creative energy of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, positioning decoration as a sensory, vibrant, and ever-evolving experience. This reflects a broader movement towards emotional and experiential interior design

Source

Art Déco Revival and 1970s Italian Influence

Key trends for autumn-winter 2027 include a renewed Art Déco inspiration, the influence of 1970s Italian design, vibrant stripes, and a mix of floral prints with gingham checks. This signals a shift away from minimalism towards more expressive, pattern-rich interiors

Source

Emotional and Artisanal Luxury

Current Parisian design trends show a growing demand for emotional, artisanal luxury, sculptural organic forms, and wallcoverings and textiles heavy on imagery. Consumers are seeking pieces with narrative and craftsmanship, moving beyond mass-produced minimalism

Source

Sustainability and Innovation in Textiles

Major fairs like Heimtextil 2027 are focusing on sustainable textile design and innovation. The industry is increasingly prioritizing eco-friendly materials and production methods, influencing everything from upholstery to wallcoverings

Source

The Rise of Hospitality and Contract Design

New events such as HINT Europe, launching alongside Heimtextil in 2027, highlight the growing importance of hospitality interiors and design. This sector is driving demand for durable, stylish, and functional design solutions for hotels, restaurants, and commercial spaces

Source

Market news

Latest updates from across the market.

Paris Deco Home 2027: Jazz-Inspired Theme and EPV Network Opening

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Maison&Objet Paris 2027: 14–18 January at Paris Nord Villepinte

Read

imm cologne 2027: 19–22 January in Cologne, Germany

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Heimtextil 2027: 12–15 January in Frankfurt, Germany

Read

Salone del Mobile 2027: 13–18 April in Milan, Italy

Read

Stockholm Furniture Fair 2027: 9–12 February in Stockholm, Sweden

Read

European Design and Decoration Circuit – January to April 2027

January to April 2027

The first half of 2027 is packed with major design, furniture, and decoration fairs across Europe, starting with Heimtextil and Maison&Objet in Paris, followed by imm cologne, Stockholm Furniture Fair, and Ambiente, culminating in the Salone del Mobile in Milan. Paris Deco Home is a key early-season event that sets the tone for decorative trends and artisanal craftsmanship

January Design Week – Paris

Paris Deco Home 2027Maison&Objet Paris 2027Heimtextil 2027

Mid-January is the peak of the Paris design season, with Paris Deco Home and Maison&Objet running concurrently, and Heimtextil in Frankfurt just before. Ideal for a combined visit

Late January – Germany

Imm Cologne 2027Ambiente 2027

imm cologne (Cologne) and Ambiente (Frankfurt) follow in late January, covering furniture, interiors, and consumer goods

Spring – Northern and Southern Europe

Stockholm Furniture Fair 2027Salone Del Mobile 2027

Stockholm Furniture Fair (February) and Salone del Mobile (April) bookend the spring season with Nordic and global design perspectives

Event dates are sourced from official fair websites and are subject to change. Always verify directly with the organiser before planning travel

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · EUR

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

CDG

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

Take RER B from Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 to Saint-Michel Notre-Dame (direct, ~44 min, €9.75). Then transfer to Metro Line 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Trains run every 10 minutes. Taxi fare approximately €62–65

32 km (road distance)

to venue

45–60 minutes

by car

ORY

Paris Orly Airport

Take Orlyval to Antony, then RER B to Denfert-Rochereau, then Metro Line 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Alternatively, take the direct bus from Aéroport Orly 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés Station (~57 min, hourly service). Taxi fare approximately €35–45

23 km

to venue

30–40 minutes

by car

BVA

Paris Beauvais-Tillé Airport

Take the Beauvais airport shuttle to Paris (Porte Maillot), then Metro Line 1 to Châtelet, then Metro Line 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Total journey time ~2 hours. Limited transport options; allow extra time

~85 km

to venue

~90 minutes

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Budget

Latin Quarter (5th arrondissement)

USD 100–200 / night

Lively student area with hostels and budget hotels. Walking distance to Notre Dame and Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Prices estimated for January 2027 based on travel guides

Mid-range

Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th arrondissement)

USD 200–450 / night

Classic Left Bank elegance with cafés, boutiques, and galleries. Walking distance to all event venues. Prices estimated for January 2027 based on travel guides and hotel booking sites

Premium

Saint-Germain-des-Prés / 6th arrondissement

USD 450–900 / night

Luxury 4-5 star properties including Hôtel Bel Ami (event headquarters). Rates for January 2027 estimated from booking platforms

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

Metro (Line 4)

Estimated costSingle ticket: €2.55 (full fare) / €1.30 (reduced) -; Navigo Day: €12.30; Navigo Weekly (all zones): €32.40

Best forSaint-Germain-des-Prés station – central hub for the event, connecting directly to major railway stations (Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est) and RER B for airport transfers

Metro operates from ~06:00 to 00:45 (weekdays) / 01:45 (weekends). Tickets are valid for two hours on the Metro, RER, and suburban trains. Purchase tickets at station machines, ticket desks, or via the Bonjour RATP app

Bus

Estimated costSingle ticket: €2.05 (full fare) / €1.05 (reduced)

Best forLines serving Saint-Germain-des-Prés: 39, 63, 70, 86, 87, 95, 96

Bus-Tram tickets are a separate ticket type from Metro-Train-RER tickets. Buses offer a scenic way to travel around the city. Purchase tickets via the same channels as Metro tickets

Free Event Shuttle

Estimated costFree

Best forRight Bank (place des Petits-Pères) ↔ Left Bank (place St Germain)

Operated by the event organiser during showroom hours (9:30–19:30) from 13–16 January 2027. Connects the two main event areas across the Seine

Taxi / Ride-hail (Uber, Bolt)

Estimated costShort trips €10–30; airport flat rates: CDG ~€62–65, ORY ~€35–45

Best forWithin Paris – readily available throughout the city

Taxi stands are available near major hubs. Ride-hail apps operate in Paris; surge pricing may apply during peak event hours

RER B

Estimated costAirport ticket: €14; RER B single from CDG: ~€11.80

Best forCDG Airport ↔ Saint-Michel Notre-Dame (then Metro Line 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés)-; Orly Airport via Orlyval to Antony, then RER B to Denfert-Rochereau, then Metro Line 4

RER B is the fastest and most economical way to reach the city centre from the airports. Trains run frequently. Check for weekend maintenance works

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa required

ATA Carnet: accepted

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
Schengen short-stay visa (Type C) – Business	Third-country nationals (non-EU/EEA/Swiss) who are not exempt from Schengen visa requirements and wish to travel to France for business purposes such as attending trade shows, meetings, or conferences for up to 90 days within any 180-day period	$98.00	15 calendar days standard; often 3–4 weeks, up to 30 days or more during peak periods or if extra verification is required

Citizens of EU/EEA countries and Switzerland do not require a visa for short stays. Nationals of many other countries (e.g., US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea) are visa-exempt for stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period. Use the official France-Visas simulator to check specific nationality requirements: https://france-visas.gouv.fr/

France accepts the ATA Carnet for temporary admission of goods, such as exhibition materials, commercial samples, and professional equipment. The Carnet is valid for 12 months and can be obtained through the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI Paris) or other authorised issuers. It allows temporary importation with suspension of customs duties and taxes. ATA Carnet is not required for intra-EU movements

Official visa page

Weather

January in Paris is cold and damp, with average low temperatures of 2°C (36°F) and highs of 7°C (45°F). Rain is common (9 rainy days on average), and there is a chance of snow (1 snowy day on average). During the event week (13–16 January), the most likely weather scenario is intermittent showers or rain, with temperatures around 4–7°C. Pack a warm coat, umbrella, waterproof shoes, and layers

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

Saint-Germain-des-Prés is exceptionally well-connected by public transport. The nearest metro station is Saint-Germain-des-Prés (Line 4), served by RER B from both CDG and Orly airports. Multiple bus lines serve the area (39, 63, 70, 86, 87, 95, 96). The venue is within walking distance of several RER stations (Saint-Michel Notre-Dame, Luxembourg) and major rail hubs (Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon) via Metro connections. Free shuttles operate between the Left Bank (place St Germain) and Right Bank (place des Petits-Pères) during event hours

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

A Neighbourhood Steeped in History

Saint-Germain-des-Prés is one of Paris's most historic and culturally significant districts. The Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés, founded in 543, is the oldest church in Paris. The area has been a centre of intellectual and artistic life for centuries, home to writers, philosophers, and artists

Legendary Literary Cafés

The boulevard Saint-Germain is famous for its historic cafés, including Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots, which were regular meeting spots for Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Albert Camus, and Pablo Picasso. These establishments continue to embody the Left Bank's intellectual spirit

Village Atmosphere in the Heart of Paris

Despite its central location, Saint-Germain-des-Prés retains a village-like feel, with cobblestone streets, independent bookshops, art galleries, and boutique shops. It is a walkable neighbourhood ideal for exploring on foot

Art and Museums

The district is home to the Musée Eugène Delacroix, located in the former studio of the Romantic painter, and is close to the Louvre Museum and Musée d'Orsay. The Place de Fürstenberg is a particularly charming hidden square

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) or Paris Orly (ORY)

Book flights at least 2–3 months in advance for best fares. Direct flights are available from most major global hubs to CDG and ORY. Consider flying into CDG for the widest range of international connections. For budget options, check Paris Beauvais (BVA) but allow extra time for transfer

Visa

A Schengen short-stay visa (Type C) is required for business visitors who are third-country nationals not exempt from Schengen visa requirements. The visa allows stays of up to 90 days within a 180-day period for attending trade shows, meetings, and other business activities. Visa-exempt nationals (e.g., EU/EEA, US, UK, Canada) do not need a visa but must carry a valid passport and may be asked to show proof of purpose and sufficient funds at border control

Processing: 15 calendar days standard; often 3–4 weeks, up to 30 days or more in peak periods

Business visitors should request an invitation letter from the event organiser (Carole.Communication) to support their visa application. The letter should detail the purpose, dates, and nature of the visit. Apply through the official visa application centre in your country of residence (e.g., TLScontact, VFS Global) Fees are non-refundable

Official

Hotels

Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

Areas to stay

Saint-Germain-des-Prés (6th) – most convenient, walking distance to all venues · Latin Quarter (5th) – budget-friendly, short walk or metro to event · Le Marais (3rd/4th) – vibrant historic area, easy metro access to Saint-Germain · Montparnasse (14th) – good transport links, lower rates

Budget

$100–200 / night

Mid-range

$200–450 / night

Premium

$450–900 / night

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: CDG: RER B to Saint-Michel Notre-Dame then Metro Line 4 to Saint-Germain-des-Prés (~50 min, €9.75). ORY: Orlyval to Antony, RER B to Denfert-Rochereau, then Metro Line 4 (~40 min). Taxi from CDG €62–65; from ORY €35–45

Hotel → venue: Walking distance from most Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Latin Quarter hotels. Metro Line 4 serves the area. Free event shuttles connect Left Bank (place St Germain) and Right Bank (place des Petits-Pères)

Ride-hail: Uber and Bolt operate throughout Paris. Short trips within central Paris €10–30. Expect surge pricing during peak event hours

Public transit: Metro Line 4 (Saint-Germain-des-Prés station). Buses 39, 63, 70, 86, 87, 95, 96. Single ticket €2.15. RER B from airports. Free event shuttles during show hours

Parking: Public parking at Saint-Germain-des-Prés area ~€48/day. Street parking limited and metered. Public transport strongly recommended

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: January

Temperature: 2°C to 7°C (36°F to 45°F)

Seasonality: Rain is common (9 rainy days on average); chance of snow (1 snowy day). During the event week (13–16 January), intermittent showers are most likely

Packing: Pack a warm, waterproof coat, insulated layers (sweaters, thermal base layers), scarf, gloves, and a hat. Comfortable, waterproof walking shoes are essential. Bring an umbrella and a small bag for carrying essentials between showrooms

Itinerary builder

Add priorities and side trips to make the most of your visit.

Add side trips

Default day plan

09:30Arrive at Hôtel Bel Ami to collect event map and information
10:00Visit showrooms and pop-ups in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés area (e.g., rue de Seine, rue de l'Abbaye)
13:00Lunch break at a local café (e.g., Café de Flore or Les Deux Magots)
14:30Continue exploring showrooms, focusing on specific categories (furniture, lighting, textiles)
18:00Take the free shuttle to the Right Bank to visit showrooms near Place des Petits-Pères
19:30End of showroom hours; consider dinner in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood

Plan your trip

Planning

Best day to visit: Wednesday 13 January or Thursday 14 January 2027

The event opens on Wednesday and Thursday, which tend to be less crowded than the weekend, allowing for easier access to showrooms and more personal interaction with exhibitors. Saturday features a late-night opening (from 18:30) and the charity concert, making it a good choice for those seeking a special evening experience, but it is likely to be the busiest day

T-90 (3 months before)

Book flights and accommodation — Paris in January is peak for design events; book early for best rates. Recommended check-in: Tuesday 12 Jan 2027, check-out: Sunday 17 Jan 2027

T-60 (2 months before)

Plan your showroom route — Download the participant list from the official site (showrooms and pop-ups are spread across 6th and 7th arrondissements). Identify must-see brands and create a daily walking route

T-30 (1 month before)

Check visa requirements (if applicable) — Non-EU/EEA nationals may need a Schengen business visa. Apply at least 4–6 weeks in advance. Request an invitation letter from the organiser (Carole.Communication) if needed

T-14 (2 weeks before)

Check Paris weather forecast and pack — January in Paris is cold (2–7°C) and damp. Pack warm layers, waterproof coat, comfortable walking shoes, and an umbrella

T-7 (1 week before)

Confirm shuttle and transport details — Note the free shuttle route: Right Bank (place des Petits-Pères) ↔ Left Bank (place St Germain). Metro Line 4 serves Saint-Germain-des-Prés

T-1 (day before)

Pick up event map at Hôtel Bel Ami — The main information point is Hôtel Bel Ami, 7/11 rue Saint-Benoît, 75006 Paris. Maps and participant guides are available

Day 1 (13 Jan)

Arrive early and explore — Showrooms open 9:30–19:30. Start at Hôtel Bel Ami, then follow your planned route. Take advantage of the free shuttle to visit Right Bank venues

Sample visitor itinerary

Route-optimised day