From March 26 to March 30, the 20th “Déc’oh!” Home Decor Fair will take place in Monte-Carlo at the Fontvieille Space, placed under the High Patronage of the Sovereign Prince since its inception, supported by the Monegasque Government and the Monegasque Union of Decorators.
Organized by the Promocom Group, this fair showcases the latest trends in interior and exterior decoration and offers enthusiasts and professionals the opportunity to discover new “decor” variations of a lifestyle that aims to be simple, modest, and authentic today.
True to its image, the “Déc’oh!” fair is betting on originality and creativity again this year to provide visitors with a high-quality event, thus positioning itself as the essential meeting place for home and garden. Representing current decorating trends and revealing lifestyles, this event, with southern colors, brings together decorators, stylists, and designers.
The “Déc’oh!” Salon thus presents different design trends in 2 distinct areas.
“Decoration Side”: styles and materials. The fair presents furniture, objects, and artistic creations to draw new interior harmonies. They are intended to be elegant with a Zen character. The return to naturalness and simplicity is omnipresent, imbued with durability, reassuring solidity, and rusticity. There is a desire for countryside, handicraft skills, and natural raw materials. Wood, stone, copper are very “trendy”; muted shades predominate; bright colors are used in accessories, and fabrics are meant to be plush and cozy. Decorators and creators sketch out, with their imaginative talent, comfortable, modest, and timeless interiors where well-being is predominant.
“Garden Side”: variations around Mediterranean essences. The current enthusiasm for terraces, balconies, and gardens gives this space an essential place where those passionate about charming exteriors will find new ideas with southern colors. The indoor/outdoor furniture remains a must-have and discreetly harmonizes with the environment through its clean lines. Landscapers, nurserymen, garden furniture specialists, potters, veranda creators, and designers of pools and spas present their expertise mixed with authenticity and inventiveness.
