This September I am taking my work to Paris. From 10 to 14 September 2026 you will find me at Maison&Objet at the Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre — the largest European meeting point for interior design, décor and lifestyle brands. I am exhibiting in Hall 5A, stand O127, as part of the Czech national stand organised by CzechTrade.

This autumn edition arrives under the banner of Maison&Objet Pulse and the theme "Pulse in Motion" — design that is bold, sensitive and sustainable. That is a good description of what I have been trying to do for the past few years: prove that additive manufacturing is not just a prototyping tool, but a legitimate way to make finished, beautiful, everyday objects.

What I am bringing to Paris

The SWAP collection is the newest chapter. Three modular elements — Arch, Core and Edge — in three sizes and a wide colour palette, freely combinable into endless silhouettes and colour compositions. From calm Japandi minimalism to confident maximalism, a single vase can be reconfigured to match the season, the space, or simply your mood.

Alongside it, the vases that have become the backbone of my portfolio: WAVE, SPIRAL, ZIGZAG and BUBBLE. They work beautifully alone and even better in groups, across sizes and colours. You can explore the full range in my online store.

Paris will also be the stage for the large-format modular panels — a joint project with the Czech 3D printing lab VOXELL, who bring large-format additive manufacturing into interior design. Printed from a wood composite on an LSAM robot, the panels — WANE, PARK and FENC — work as room dividers or wall cladding. Because the patterns repeat and the geometry is parametric, architects and designers can push the design further and get bespoke solutions with almost no waste. Pellet-based printing also means recycled and recyclable material rather than filament spools.

Production principles

All products are made by 3D printing from recycled material, with virtually no waste — the only leftover is the spool packaging, which is sorted for recycling. Production is on-demand only, so nothing sits in a warehouse waiting to be thrown away. Everything is locally made in the Czech Republic, in Prague and Brno.


Let's meet in Paris

If you are a retailer, gallery, interior designer, architect or distributor, Maison&Objet is the right place to talk. I will be there for all five days and I am happy to discuss:

  • wholesale and B2B conditions for the vase, lighting and table collections
  • custom and made-to-order pieces for hospitality and residential projects
  • licensed, locally produced manufacturing for partners outside the Czech Republic

Drop me a line in advance at the contact page or on LinkedIn and we will find a slot in the calendar.

Maison&Objet Paris 2026
10–14 September 2026
Hall 5A, stand O127
Czech national stand - CzechTrade
Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Centre
Paris, France  

Come and discover functional beauty, crafted layer by layer.

Martin Žampach & Team