Sheyn

Flare, in full bloom.
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Part of the Edge Collection, created together with 2LG Studio — the Flare Vase plays with movement, asymmetry and a silhouette that seems to shift depending on where you stand.
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Here, its geometry becomes the starting point for an equally expressive floral composition — colour, texture and form extending far beyond the vase itself.
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Beautifully styled and photographed in Norway by Elisabeth Strøm of Elisabeth Strøm 🫶🏻

Fald, reduced to its smallest gesture.
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The Fald Mini Vase takes the folded rhythm of the original design and brings it down to a more intimate scale. Its surface opens and closes like fabric in motion, creating changing lines of light and shadow around the form.
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Designed to hold just a single flower, it turns the smallest arrangement into a composition of its own.
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A little architecture for one stem.

Christmas is getting closer. Our Bloz & Zayl Blend Ornaments are back — tiny pieces of Sheyn for the tree, 3D printed in Vienna in shifting colour combinations that change from every angle.
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Made to collect, mix, gift, or keep for yourself. And because Christmas always arrives a little faster than expected, now is a good time to start getting ready.
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Available now at sheyn.at.

First day in Paris 🇫🇷 Yesterday at Maison&Objet it was busy from the very first moments — we met familiar faces, welcomed many new retailers, took first orders, and had the kind of talks that remind us why we love bringing our work here.
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A strong beginning, with four more days to go.
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Come say 👋 like Markus:
Maison&Objet
Hall 6 — Stand N65
Red Carpet

Tomorrow, Paris begins. We’re returning to Maison&Objet with a collection shaped for the season ahead — from our best-selling vases and new designs, to our Blend Ornaments, already getting ready for Christmas.
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This time, you’ll find us right on the red carpet, surrounded by colour, texture, and tiny architecture. We can’t wait to welcome you in Paris and share what has been taking shape in our Vienna studio.
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Maison&Objet
September 10th–14th
Hall 6 — Stand N65

Paris, in the palm of our hand.
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We’re returning to Maison&Objet with new designs, new colours, and some of our smallest architectural objects — including the Mini Blend Vases, made to bring a little colour, rhythm, and curiosity to every shelf.
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Alongside them, we’ll be presenting our best-selling shapes, fresh additions to the collection, and our Christmas pieces for the season ahead.
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Find us in Paris:
Maison&Objet
September 10th–14th
Hall 6 — Stand N65

Objects in conversation. Flowers, glass, colour, texture — each one holding its own place, each one shifting the balance of the composition.
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Our Edge Collection, designed with 2LG Studio, appears among Elisabeth Strøm’s floral world as a quiet interruption of form: soft, sculptural, and slightly unexpected.
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Floral work and image by Elisabeth Strøm

Getting ready for the season, one ornament at a time.
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Our Blend Ornaments are returning with a small design update — refined proportions, richer presence, and the same shifting colour gradients that make each piece slightly different from the next.
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This year, they also come with something new: a branded gift box, designed to make them feel ready for the season before they even reach the tree.
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A small object, made to hang with intention. A little piece of Sheyn for Christmas — and for everyone who loves a gift with form, colour, and character.
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Photography by ❤️

/ softness, with structure. Our Peach Vase in Pink, from the Edge Collection designed with 2LG Studio, becomes a gentle stage for this floral arrangement by Elisabeth Strøm. Rounded form, delicate stems, and just enough pink to make the whole composition feel quietly alive.
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Image and Floral arrangement by Elisabeth Strøm

/ looking back at our last Maison&Objet — moments where our objects became part of larger compositions of material, reflection, colour, and form.
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This is also where we are now: preparing the next version of Sheyn for Paris. New pieces, new tones, familiar silhouettes, and the small shifts that keep a collection moving forward. Maison&Objet is always more than a fair for us. It is a place to see how our work sits among other objects, how people respond to it, and how tiny architecture finds its way into new spaces.
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We are getting ready to return — and looking forward to sharing what has been taking shape in Vienna.