Maison&Objet Paris 2026: MUSOLA showcases outdoor design where emotion, innovation and sustainability converge

What makes outdoor furniture more than just a functional necessity? How can design elevate a terrace, a garden or a contract space into a place where people feel something? At Maison&Objet Paris 2026, MUSOLA will be answering these questions with clarity and creativity—presenting outdoor collections that defy the ordinary and invite deeper engagement with environment and experience.

At the core of MUSOLA lies a hands-on approach to design and production, where craftsmanship and quality are treated as essential, not optional. Every piece is conceived and produced in-house to combine technical excellence with emotive design. From robust stainless steel and aluminium structures to soft-touch, high-performance fabrics and cutting-edge ceramic surfaces, the brand builds furniture that looks beautiful and performs flawlessly in the elements.

Yet beyond durability and material innovation lies the true signature of MUSOLA: designs that drive connections—between people and space, comfort and style, form and feeling.

VAIREA Chair Collection: Sustainability Meets Sculptural Comfort. By Yonoh Studio

Can sustainability be stylish, comfortable and endlessly adaptable? The VAIREA chair collection answers with a resounding yes. Created in collaboration with Yonoh Studio, VAIREA reimagines outdoor seating through the lens of contemporary circular design. Constructed from 100% recycled and recyclable polypropylene and paired with a fully recyclable stainless steel frame, this collection embodies materials with purpose.

But VAIREA is not only about responsible production. Its fluid, organic lines are inspired by the human body, offering a sense of comfort that is both visual and physical. With four distinct configurations—chair with plastic seat and backrest, chair with upholstered seat and plastic backrest, armchair with plastic seat and backrest, and armchair with upholstered seat and plastic backrest—VAIREA adapts to multiple settings, from café terraces to residential gardens and contract environments.

Customisation is at the heart of the collection: choose from 12 colours for the plastic elements and an extraordinary 34 for the metal frame. Removable upholstered seat covers make it simple to refresh aesthetics over time. The result? A chair that feels personally yours, whatever the project.

BOIRA Sofa & Coffee Tables: The Outdoor Sofa That Performs Like an Interior Icon. By Carlos Guijarro

What if outdoor lounging could feel as seamless and sophisticated as an indoor experience? BOIRA, designed by Carlos Guijarro, explores exactly that space. BOIRA combines geometric elegance with materials of the highest calibre—now including a new stainless steel structure alongside traditional iroko wood.

This sofa family is all about balance: generous, plush cushions sit comfortably within a refined structural presence. The modular system allows creators to compose linear arrangements, rounded corners or inventive island formats, offering freedom to define environments that are inviting and distinctive.

Outdoor performance fabrics from Sunbrella, Agora and others ensure BOIRA stands up to sunlight, weather and heavy use, while remaining soft to the touch. Complementing the seating are cleverly designed side tables in two heights (18 cm and 30 cm), featuring technical porcelain tops in an impressive 40 finishes. Add lateral modules to extend functionality, and you have a complete system ready for any project brief.

HORTA Tables: Elegant Simplicity for Every Space. By Musola Design Team

The HORTA table collection is a refined central-base design that blends contemporary engineering with timeless elegance. Available in six heights (H33, H40, H55, H66, H75, H90, H110), it draws inspiration from Victor Horta, the Belgian Art Nouveau architect celebrated for his mastery of ironwork and organic forms.

MUSOLA captures this spirit through a slotted aluminium central column, a technical solution that adds visual personality while maintaining full functionality. The stainless steel base ensures stability and durability, while the signature technical ceramic tabletop provides longevity and versatility for both indoor and outdoor settings.

With its sculptural profile and non-circular base, HORTA stands out as a subtle yet distinctive presence in terraces, gardens and covered dining areas. It demonstrates MUSOLA’s ability to create furniture that transcends traditional boundaries, combining practical performance with a quiet elegance that honours modernist heritage while adapting seamlessly to contemporary lifestyles.

At Maison&Objet Paris 2026, MUSOLA presents a coherent vision of outdoor living where design, technology and sustainability work in harmony. Through collections that prioritise emotion, adaptability and responsible production, the brand invites professionals to discover new ways of shaping spaces—and, ultimately, new ways of experiencing them.

Location: Decor & Design | Hall 3 | Stand D29

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