Résonances 2026 brings craft and making to Strasbourg

Résonances is aimed at visitors, professionals, collectors and anyone drawn to objects that carry meaning. The fair brings together furniture, home décor, sculpture, fashion, lighting, graphic arts and tableware, showing how a piece is shaped through material, use and intention.

For artists and for people who look closely at painting or drawing, the appeal lies in seeing craft as a way of thinking through form. Live demonstrations, narrated and projected on a big screen, make the sequence of gestures visible and highlight the decisions about surface, rhythm and balance that give an object its presence.

The 2026 edition also includes several features that extend that conversation: guest artist Cyril Zakrzewski, the “Double Je” collection space devoted to mirrors, a carte blanche for SPINDLER marquetry, plus talks and screenings on current issues in craft. Together, they offer a view of making where technique and form remain inseparable.

The fair runs from Friday 6 to Monday 9 November, with opening hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. depending on the day. Admission is listed at €10 for one day and €20 for a four-day pass.