On June 25 and 26, 2026, in Paris, Ecomaison invites stakeholders in sustainable transformation to attend the latest edition of Innovation Days, an event that has become a highlight of circular innovation since 2020.
Designed as a platform for dialogue and innovation, the 2026 edition will highlight a now-strategic challenge: linking recycling, the incorporation of recycled materials, and eco-design to build the industrial models of tomorrow.
The program includes lectures, panel discussions, pitches by innovators, case studies, and hands-on workshops focusing on the major transformations currently underway in the materials and furniture industries.
An event at the heart of today's industrial challenges
In the face of supply chain tensions, growing regulatory requirements, and challenges related to industrial sovereignty, the issue of raw materials is taking on a whole new dimension.
Recycled materials are no longer just an environmentally friendly alternative; they are becoming a driver of competitiveness, resilience, and innovation for businesses.
The 2026 Innovation Days will therefore have several goals:
- offer Ecomaison members practical, actionable solutions;
- accelerate the incorporation of recycled materials into products;
- anticipate regulatory and technological changes;
- facilitate interactions between manufacturers, recyclers, innovators, and experts;
- support the transition to a more circular and self-reliant economy.
Two days to understand, take action, and plan ahead

The first day will be devoted to recycling and the reuse of materials, with a focus on wood, plastics, foams, textiles, and the associated new industrial models.
The second day will address the challenges of circularity and eco-design, focusing on environmental performance, new European regulations, repairability, and circular services.
Let’s work together to accelerate eco-design
With this new edition, Ecomaison reaffirms its commitment to making Innovation Days a forum for forward-thinking, collaboration, and taking action for all stakeholders involved in the sustainable transformation of industry sectors.
