Interior design: 5 trendy brands

Discover our selection of decor brands for your pop-up stores

Maison S, the personalized decoration brand

We have had the chance to create several pop-up stores with the Maison S brand. It was created by Sibylle de Tavernost , who is passionate about travel and foreign cultures. After years spent in the world of marketing and a sensitivity to design, the young entrepreneur wanted to launch herself into the world of creation.

Sibylle de Tavernost founder of Maison S — *Sibylle de Tavernost founder ©Maison S*

The decor brand focuses on customization and sewing: rugs, curtains, custom-made furniture... It successfully mixes craftsmanship and design . The idea of involving the customer with customization makes them more involved. Its motto " a story behind each product " reflects its love for creation that can be found in each of its creations. We can only recognize its undeniable talent for sourcing but above all designing beautiful objects

Her decorating advice? Take it step by step, take the time to choose, and don't be afraid to live in an empty space.

We are Sisters, the second-hand objects

We are sisters, second-hand objects — *©We are Sisters and her workshop*

We owe this project to two sisters , Charlotte and Magali Lahondès, who share their passion for second-hand goods and interior design . Their concept is as original as it is attractive, as every month We are Sisters offers a selection of favorite pieces of second-hand furniture and objects . All restored by Charlotte and Magali.
The founders are rather discreet, with little marketing, but they forge their own path with their passion. They blend styles and eras. This blend is reflected in their photos, which create a poetic universe. The sisters work from home; from the workshop to their home, it's just a short step.

Adjamée, the decor that takes you on a journey

We discovered Adjamée thanks to Maison S, which had organized its pop-up store with several decoration brands.

Talissa Bachelot (right of the image) and her Australia Adjamée collection — *Talissa Bachelot (right of the image) and her Australia collection ©Adjamée*

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Adjamée is a French decoration brand inspired by travel . Its Designer Talissa Bachelo is passionate about travel. In 2017, during a trip, she visited the Abidjan market where she fell in love with the peacock feather fabric. Upon returning to Paris, she transformed it into a cushion that was a hit with her friends and family. Without knowing it, she had just created the first product for her future brand.

The team describes itself as fabric hunters, always searching for the perfect material from all corners of the world, to then create a unique mix & match. The brand mainly offers cushions, but also planters, throws, mirrors, headbands, and much more. Adjamée takes us on a journey through its fabric collections : Australia, Peru, Ivory Coast, Kenya… Talissa has succeeded in transmitting her passion for travel through her products and bringing it into our homes to be closer to the rest of the world. Beyond Adjamée's history, we love the combination of modern and ethnic that gives the brand its charm.

Décollab, second-hand furniture for pop-up stores

Décollab pop-up store Maison D — *©Décollab for the Mademoiselle D pop-up store*

After eight years at LVMH, Claire Cahuzac, the founder of Décollab , felt the need to unleash her creativity to fully flourish. She then decided to take an interior design training course in evening classes. The turning point came when a friend, who had just launched into entrepreneurship, was looking for furniture to fit out her pop-up store . To Claire's great surprise, no interior design brand offered a service dedicated to this type of need.

This is a turnkey furniture rental solution for setting up your pop-up store . Second-hand furniture for rent, decorating tips accessible to all, and a blog full of inspiration. The environmental commitment , driven by the choice of reuse, particularly speaks to us. And we must admit: the desire to collaborate on a project with Décollab is seriously on our minds...

Wilo & Grove, the accessible art gallery

We don't need to introduce them to you anymore, we have created several pop-up stores with the Wilo & Grove art gallery .

The creators, Fanny Saulay and Olivia de Fayet , formerly modern art experts at the world's largest auction house, started from the observation that the art world was little known to most of us and that hidden talents deserved to be brought to light.

Accessible works of art , to personalize your interior and feel good at home. The notion of sustainability is very present at Wilo & Grove " Why yet another pair of sneakers when for the same price or almost we can (treat ourselves) to a work of art or an object that remains and changes our daily lives? "

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