In January 2026, during Maison&Objet in Paris, Women&Design brought its community together for an exclusive dinner at the restaurant of Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel. The evening united key figures from the design and creative industries alongside committed male allies, fostering conversation, connection, and inspiration.
 
Attendees included Antoine Ménard, Chief Creative Officer of Paris Society; designer Constance Guisset; Isis-Colombe Combreas, co-founder of Milk Decoration and Harper’s Bazaar; interior designer Victoria-Maria Geyer; Harry Nuriev, Designer of the Year for the January edition; Tyler Billinger (Crosby Studios); Julien Sebban (Uchronia); designers Jeremy Pradier-Jeauneau, Draga Obradovic, and Aurel K. Basedow; interior architect Dorothée Meilichzon; Danièle Gerkens, Editorial Director of Elle Décoration, Elle à Table, and Art & Décoration; Sophie Salager, CEO of La Manufacture de Couleuvre; Josephine Seidel-Leuteritz, founder of Women in Furniture; Corinna Kretschmar, founder of JOI Design; Anaïs Carion, Director of MAD Brussels; Toni Black, Director of Blacksheep; and several more prominent voices shaping the world of design today.
 
In December 2025, the international Women&Design community also gathered in Asia during Maison&Objet Intérieurs Hong Kong, for a remarkable dinner in the Penthouse of The Upper House. The event brought together inspiring leaders, including Ambassador Jennifer Woo and the first winner of the Elaine Yan Ling Ng Prize, highlighting the values of the world’s first international network dedicated to women innovating in design.
Among the notable attendees in Hong Kong were Blondie Tsang (The Lane Crawford Joyce Group), Alan Chan (Alan Chan Design Co), Ann Chan (Hero Design Group), Kristina Zanic (Studio Zanic), Mathilde Bretillot (Mathilde Bretillot Créations), Arthur de Villepin (Villepin Art), Pac Man Lee (Nuovo Gallery), Debbie Yang (Black Jade), and Laura Harilela (Harilela Group). Influential representatives from media, hospitality, and real estate were also present, including Tara Sobti (Tatler), Desirée Au (Vogue Hong Kong), and Ingrid Cheng (Rosewood Hong Kong), alongside key figures of the Asian design and creative ecosystem.
 
Following Paris and Hong Kong, Women&Design by Maison&Objet continues to expand internationally. In 2026, a series of dinners and special events will bring the community together around conversations, encounters, and inspiration, new destinations to be announced soon.