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SUMMARY:KBIS - Kitchen and Bath Industry Show 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) returns to Orlando from February 17 to 19\, 2026. Founded in 1964 by the American Institute of Kitchen Dealers (AIKD)\, its first name was AIKD Kitchen Show. In 1981\, it was renamed the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS). Since 2014\, it has taken place each year alongside the International Builders’ Show (IBS) during Design & Construction Week (DCW). The primary locations are Orlando and Las Vegas. \nKBIS figures\n\nOver 43\,000 registered attendees\nNearly 700 KBIS exhibitors\nOver 500\,000 square feet exhibition space\nOver 150 first-time exhibitors\nNearly 270 international exhibitors\n\nDCW figures\n\nDCW 2025 highlights\nOver 124\,000 registered DCW attendees\nOver 2\,500 exhibitor\nOver 1.2 million square feet exhibition space\n\nDiscover Cersaie \n \n\nKitchen and Bath Industry Show: 2026 Innovation Tour\nFor 2026\, the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) has announced a new program to highlight exhibitor excellence. Innovation Hour is a fast-paced\, design-forward “show + tell” session that showcases new materials\, product functionalities\, and design details that are shaping the future of kitchen and bath spaces.
The event will feature up to eight live presentations focused on innovations or lesser-known products that deserve more attention – new finishes\, smart applications\, or sustainable materials. While “newness” is always celebrated at KBIS\, this format is designed to widen the spotlight to include the many products and professionals deserving greater visibility. \nEach presentation will last 5 minutes and will rely on tactile storytelling supported by physical samples. This is a must-attend event for designers\, specifiers\, and creatives of all kinds. At the end\, the audience will vote live for presenters in three categories: Most Innovative\, Most Unexpected\, and I’d Specify It Tomorrow.\nThe event will take place on February 17\, 2026\, at 12:00 PM on the KBIS NEXT Stage. \nKBIS 2026 Hard Hat Media Tour\nIn addition to Innovation Hour\, KBIS is introducing the 2026 Hard Hat Media Tour. On February 27\, from 7:30 to 10:00 AM\, a selection of exhibitors will have the opportunity to present their latest products to an invitation-only group of influential media. Selected brands will have 10 minutes to discuss their product and showcase their booth on February 17\, 2026\, from 7:30 to 10:00 AM. \nDiscover CIFF Guangzhou 2025  \n \n\n\nVFTI – Voices from the Industry: the conference\nAs technology reshapes every sector of the design world\, the NKBA | KBIS Voices From the Industry (VFTI) conference addresses this transformation head-on. From February 17 to 19\, 2026\, in Orlando\, VFTI will again serve as the educational cornerstone of KBIS\, with a special focus on AI and its growing influence on the kitchen and bath industry.
Industry experts will share their expertise across categories such as building and remodeling\, leadership and management\, design\, kitchen and bath trends\, marketing\, sustainability\, and technology. Topics range from the evolving landscape of AI and social media marketing to the integration of technology\, universal design\, and sustainability in projects\, as well as client management\, hiring strategies\, design insights\, and trend-driven products. \n \n\n\nAI in action: from design to delivery\nParticipants will explore the many applications of AI in the Kitchen & Bath sector. Sessions such as “From Friction to Flow: AI-Powered Customer Journey Transformation” and “AI in Action: Smarter Workflows\, Smarter Designs” will illustrate how designers and businesses are integrating AI to streamline operations\, enhance creativity\, and anticipate client needs.
From marketing automation to the creation of moodboards and visual concepts\, these sessions will demonstrate AI’s potential as a support for human creativity rather than a replacement. These discussions will provide attendees with actionable ideas on how to use AI as a strategic and creative partner in their work. \n\n\nBeyond technology: the full VFTI experience\nAI is only one component of the broader VFTI 2026 program. The most popular categories\, including Building & Remodeling\, Leadership & Management\, Design\, Kitchen & Bath Trends\, and Marketing\, are joined by new tracks in Technology and Sustainability.
VFTI continues to deliver practical insights and relevant content for professionals at every level. Sessions such as “Smarter Kitchens & Baths: Elevating Design with Technology\,” “Real-World Sustainability for Kitchen Designers\,” and “Home Sweet Home: Tailoring Spaces for Autism and Aging in Comfort” round out a program that is as diverse as it is impactful. \n\nNetworking and education\n\nNew for KBIS 2026: each day from 3:00 to 4:00 PM\, the “Wine & Design” panels will feature experts discussing three themes \n\n\nTuesday: From Ruin to Renewal: The Role of Design After Disaster\nWednesday: Inclusive by Design: Creating Spaces for Diverse Needs and Life Stages\nThursday: The Wellness Blueprint: Spaces that Nurture Body\, Mind\, and Spirit\n\n\nThe events are free and open to VFTI attendees\, but advance registration is required because space is limited \nClick here to register \n\n\n\nBest of KBIS 2026 Awards\nThe Kitchen and Bath Industry Show has opened submissions for the Best of KBIS Awards program\, which will spotlight industry excellence in 2026. Sponsored by LUXE Interiors + Design\, this long-standing program has expanded in recent years to reflect the evolution of the design landscape and recognize the companies pushing the kitchen and bath sector forward. Finalists will be announced in early 2026\, and winners will be revealed live during the awards ceremony on NEXT Stage on February 18\, 2026\, from 4:00 to 5:00 PM. \nKitchen and Bath Industry Show\, KBIS\, Orange County Convention Center\, February 17-19\, 2026\nThe Kitchen and Bath Industry Show – KBIS is for professionals only\nSize: 700 exhibitors (around)\, over 43.000 visitors\nPaid admission upon registration\nRegistration link here\nVisit NKBA-KBIS website for more info \n\n\n \n\n \n \n \n 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/kbis-kitchen-and-bath-industry-show-2026/
LOCATION:Orange County Convention Center\, 9800 International Drive\, Orlando\, FL\, 32819\, United States
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Heimtextil 2026: the textile industry trade show
DESCRIPTION:Upholstery fabrics\, wallpaper\, furnishing fabrics\, curtains\, protective systems\, carpets: fabrics feature on most of the surfaces that surround us\, both at home and in other environments. Heimtextil\, the trade fair by Messe Frankfurt taking place from January 13 to 16\, 2026\, offers a comprehensive overview of products from the textile industry. But the fair isn’t just about the products on display: thanks to collaborations with many experts and designers\, Heimtextil showcases research on international trends and projects highlighting the potential of textiles in interior design.  \nDiscover Heimtextil 2025  \n \nHeimtextil 2026: textile industry between tradition and AI\nThe research on trends in textiles\, the second chapter of the analysis conducted by Alcova\, presents a trendscape in which craftsmanship and digital design methods merge. The aim of this second part is to explore the relationship between craftsmanship and digital technology\, which has given rise to a new protagonist: the techno-craftsman\, who sees digital tools as useful complements to their creative workshop.  \nThe Heimtextil 26/27 Trends address the current challenges facing the creative and textile industry: AI streamlines processes\, but at the same time raises questions about control and project identity. The trends therefore outline the importance of craftsmanship – and how AI can intelligently support and improve it. \nAlcova’s research does not focus only on materials and aesthetics: the conscious use of AI in design complements human creativity and can also be an additional source of inspiration. In brief\, these are the six trends identified for 2026/27: \n\nRe: media\nFabrics come from the interaction between digital design and craftsmanship\nVisible co-work\nAI generates the designs\, the craftsman completes them. The boundary between coding and manual skill blurs. Examples: digitally embroidered linen\, knitted 3D patchwork\, generative patterns on classic fabrics\nSensing nature\nNature is the original source. Its structures are digitally translated: the ocean’s surface becomes a textile grid\nA playful touch\nIn an era dominated by functionality\, small decorative details return to center stage—not for utility\, but for pleasure\nCrafted irregularity\nFabrics with knots\, irregular dyeing\, visible seams\, asymmetrical finishes. The materials reveal\, rather than hide\, their craftsmanship – contrasting with the perfection generated by AI\nThe uncanny valley\nTechnical elements such as wires\, connections\, and coils are not hidden\, but displayed. They reveal the inner workings of machines\, producing a curious\, almost alien aesthetic\n\nDiscover trend from Heimtextil 2025 \nHeimtextil Trends 2025/2026 \nHeimtextil 2026\, a new layout for a more comprehensive offering\nWith the claim “Lead the Change\,” Heimtextil 2026 shows how to turn challenges into opportunities. From January 13 to 16\, over 3\,100 exhibitors from 65 countries will present new collections and textile solutions for furnishings\, upholstery\, wallpaper\, and carpets\, featuring residential and contract interior design.  \nA new layout groups product clusters together for an streamlined visitor experience. The creative heart of the fair\, Trends Heimtextil 26/27\, will move to Hall 6.1\, surrounded by the Bed\, Bath & Living and Textile Design segments. In collaboration with Alcova Milano\, this is where we found the design hotspot\, under the motto “Craft is a verb.”   \nBed\, Bath & Living at Heimtextil 2025 \nPatricia Urquiola: sustainable textile design\nPatricia Urquiola will also be back in 2026 with her immersive installation “among-all” in Hall 3.0. The work creates a multisensory textile experience that combines aesthetics\, comfort\, functionality\, and sustainability. The installation shows how AI-driven design can meet individual needs and generate new spatial concepts for design\, retail\, and hospitality.  \nAlso in Hall 3.0\, Heimtextil brings together the essential products for interior design – wallpaper\, carpets\, curtains\, privacy screens\, and sun protection systems. The Interior Design Concepts: Windows\, Wall & Floor area offers textile and non-textile solutions for designers\, interior designers\, architects\, and buyers.  \nWith Interior.Architecture.Hospitality\, Heimtextil 2026 presents a comprehensive program for architecture\, interior design\, hospitality\, and the healthcare sector. The Interior.Architecture.Hospitality LIBRARY\, in Hall 3.1\, will present a curated selection of functional fabrics – accompanied by a talk spot for product launches and insights.  \nInstallation “among us” by Patricia Urquiola\, Heimtextil 2025 \nGlobal Home \nHalls 8.0\, 9.1\, 10.1\, 10.3\, and Halls 9.0 and 10.2 will be dedicated to Global Home and Global Home Excellence. The halls host international manufacturers and national pavilions\, including China\, India\, Pakistan\, Taiwan\, and Vietnam.  \nHeimtextil\, Messe Frankfurt\, January 13-16\, 2026\nHeimtextil is for professionals only\nSize: 3\,100 exhibitors (around)\, 50.000 visitors (around)\nVisit Heimtextil website for more info \nSome images from Heimtextil 2025
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/textile-industry-heimtextil/
LOCATION:Messe Franfurt\, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1\, Frankfurt\, 60327\, Germany
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SUMMARY:CES - Consumer Electronic Show Las Vegas 2026
DESCRIPTION:CES 2026 is back\, January 6 to 9\, 2026. Held annually in Las Vegas\, CES stands as a global stage for innovation. CES Las Vegas 2026 leading theme is: AI everywhere. At CES 2026\, you can discover the lates trends in mobility and the future of health tech. Moreover\, CES is the ultimate event for creators.  \nRead more on CES Las Vegas \nCES 2025 \nConsumer Electronic Show – CES 2026: Advanced Manufacturing Focus\nThe 2026 show highlights include Advanced Manufacturing Showcase and new manufacturing track\, featuring NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons and SME Executive Director and CEO Jeannine Kunz.  \nThe Consumer Technology Association (CTA)\, the owner of CES\, explained that CES 2026 puts a major spotlight on the future of manufacturing. In fact\, advancements in energy\, mobility\, and AI are transforming how to design\, build and deliver products. The event explores the next era of industrial innovation and the technologies enabling more resilient\, competitive\, and AI-ready production ecosystems.  \nCES 2025 \nOn the Show Floor: Manufacturing Innovation Across CES\nAttendees can find manufacturing technologies integrated throughout the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC)\, spanning Central\, North\, and South Halls. \n\nAdvanced Manufacturing Showcase in LVCC Central Hall\, produced by CTA and SME\, highlight the leading-edge U.S. manufacturing capabilities. Exhibits feature automation systems\, advanced materials\, and industrial software\, along with a dozen innovators demonstrating tools driving transformative production.\nSouth Hall showcases the global ecosystem for product design\, sourcing\, and manufacturing\, with design and accessories exhibitors offering demonstrations that take concepts from idea to production.\nNorth Hall presents industrial robotics\, simulation technologies\, and AI-enabled systems aimed at improving productivity\, strengthening supply chains\, and enhancing worker safety\n\nCES 2025 \nConference program: strategy\, technology and leadership\nCES 2026 debuts a comprehensive manufacturing track\, open to all CES attendees. Key speakers include: \n\nJay Timmons\, President and CEO\, National Association of Manufacturers (NAM)\, joining CTA’s Gary Shapiro for a chat titled “Charting the Future: Manufacturing\, Innovation\, and America’s Competitive Edge.” Timmons outlines how a unified manufacturing strategy is essential for sustaining U.S. competitiveness amid global and technological pressures.\nJeannine Kunz\, Executive Director and CEO\, SME. She addresses how new training models\, skill development pathways\, and emerging technologies are redefining the manufacturing workforce and supporting economic expansion.\nBeyond AI: the technologies powering the future of manufacturing\nMade Here: rethinking manufacturing in a shifting global landscape with Barbara Humpton\, CEO\, USA Rare Earth\nManufacturing the Future: Energy. Mobility. AI presented by JobsOhio\nPowering Manufacturing Transformation with AI Partnerships presented by EY\nAdditional Manufacturing-Relevant Tracks\nBuilding the Next-Gen connected product factory\, presented by PwC\nIntelligent Robotics\, Future Manufacturing\, Adaptive Leadership\, presented by Deloitte\nSmarter\, Faster\, Integrated – The future of product innovation\, presented by PTC\nCES Research Summit: Manufacturing Insights\n\nBOSCH keynote at CES 2025 \nProgramming will also include: \n\nAI\, Cost & the Future of OEM–Supplier Collaboration\, presented by BCG\nSmart\, Connected\, Profitable: The Future of Manufacturing\, presented by EY\nThe New Industrial Era: U.S. Reinvention through Tech & Resilience\, presented by PwC\n\nAMD Press conference at CES 2025 \nCES 2026 – Retail Innovation Focus\nSession with Best Buy CEO Corie Barry and expanded retail programming showcases the future of commerce \nRetail innovation is a central theme at CES 2026\, with programming that highlights the technologies redefining how consumers make purchasing decisions. From AI-driven personalization to frictionless omnichannel journeys and emerging social shopping models\, CES 2026 brings together retailers\, brands\, platforms\, and creators shaping the next generation of the retail economy. \nAttendees can see AI tools that personalize discovery\, content commerce integrations\, advanced in-store technologies enhancing physical retail\, and data-driven insights that forecast consumer needs. CES illustrates a retail ecosystem built around deeper connection\, intuitive design\, and more purposeful shopping pathways. \nA headline conference program\, “Seamless Ecosystems\, Personalized Experiences: The Next Era of Retail\,” features Best Buy CEO Corie Barry in conversation with Michael Kassan\, CEO of 3C Ventures\, at C Space.  \nToyota keynote at CES 2025 \nRetail Conference Track\nThe Retail Track will analyze the ongoing evolution of product discovery\, experience\, and purchase. Sessions include: \n\nContent to Commerce: The World of Social Shopping\nExperience Driven Retail\nThe Future of “Search” at Retail\, featuring Justin Honaman\, Head\, Worldwide Retail & Consumer Goods Industry Strategy & Business Development\, AWS\n\n \nThe New Retail Experience in the AI Powered Store\, with Siobhan McFeeney\, SVP\, Technology\, Target\nThe Retail Track is offered as a standalone purchase or included with the Deluxe Pass. CES registration also provides access to additional individual sessions featuring leaders in retail media\, creator commerce\, AI-enabled insights\, mixed reality\, and full-funnel demand generation. \nRetail innovation themes will extend across other CES stages\, with: \n\nDaniel Danker\, EVP\, AI Acceleration\, Product and Design\, Walmart\, speaking on the CES Foundry Stage\nSeemantini Godbole\, CTO\, Lowe’s\, appearing in a Great Minds session\n\nCES 2026 provides a comprehensive look at retail’s next chapter and connect retailers\, brands\, creators\, investors\, and technology innovators advancing the future of consumer engagement and commerce. Companies such as Amazon\, Best Buy\, IKEA\, Instacart\, Roundel\, Walmart\, and others are represented across the show floor and event programming. \nCES 2025 \nCelebrities at CES 2026 \nCelebrity guests participating in conference programming\, sponsored sessions\, and special events throughout CES 2026\, include: \n\nAlexis Ohanian\, entrepreneur and investor\, founder of Seven Seven Six\, and co-founder of Reddit. He participates to the Great Minds session Back to the Future: Tech’s Nostalgic Revolution \nHank Shocklee\, member of the hip hop group Public Enemy speaks on an Innovation for All panel\nRZA (Bobby Diggs)\, rapper\, producer\, actor\, filmmaker\, and leader of the Wu-Tang Clan take parte to the panel “From Concept to Reality: Creatives Using AI to Bring Big Ideas to Life” \nSerena Williams\, entrepreneur and 23-time Grand Slam champion\, speaks during Insights to Action: The Power of Biowearables\, presented by Abbott \nTyler Florence\, chef\, TV host\, and restaurateur\, participates in “Robot vs. Chef: Will AI Augment or Replace the Cook?”  \nwill.i.am\, Founder and CEO of FYI.AI\, creative artist\, and tech entrepreneur\, appears at the new CES Foundry\, during an interview with Harry McCracken\, global technology editor for Fast Company\n\nCelebrity chefs at Bosch’s Battle in the Booth  \n\nBryan Voltaggio\, Top Chef finalist and Food Network mainstay with multiple finals appearances\, including a recent Tournament of Champions: All-Star Christmas win\nMarcel Vigneron\, Top Chef finalist and Bosch’s CES 2026 chef host\, most recently winner of Food Network’s 24 in 24: Last Chef Standing\nNyesha Arrington\, FOX’s Next Level Chef co-star with Gordon Ramsey and Top Chef alum\, now a familiar face across top culinary competition shows \nPlus\, a special performance at Lenovo’s Tech World \n\nC Space at Aria – the home for content\, advertising\, and entertainment – hosts conversations with leading creators and talent exploring how technology is shaping the future of media\, storytelling\, and culture. This includes the Variety Entertainment Summit \, including:   \n\nBilly Magnussen\, actor\, The Audacity\nBreckin Meyer\, actor and producer \nClea Shearer\, entrepreneur and co-founder of the home organization company The Home Edit\nJoanna Teplin\, entrepreneur and co-founder of the home organization company The Home Edit\nJoseph Gordon-Levitt\, actor\, filmmaker\, and entrepreneur\nSimon Helberg\, actor\, The Audacity  \n\nAdditional celebrities are still to be confirmed.  For the latest updates on CES 2026 speakers and sessions\, follow CES on social media or visit CES.tech \nCES\, Las Vegas Convention Center\, January 6-9\, 2026\nCES is strictly for professionals\, upon invitation\nSize: 4\,500 exhibitors\, 142\,000 visitors (2025)\nVisit website Ces.tech for more info \nSunday\, January 4\, MediaDay 1 at Mandalay Bay – Media only\nMonday\, January 5\, Media Day 2 at Mandalay Bay – Media Only – 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM\nTuesday\, January 6\, Show Floor Press Conference – 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM\nExhibits – 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM\nWednesday January 7\, Show Floor Press Conferences – 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM\nExhibits – 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM\nThursday\, January 8\, Exhibits – 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM\nFriday\, January 9\, Exhibits – 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM \nSome images from the Countries cutting ribbon
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/ces-consumer-electronic-show-las-vegas-2026/
LOCATION:Las Vegas Convention Center\, 3150 Paradise Rd\, Las Vegas\, NV\, 89109\, United States
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows,Design Summit & Conferences
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SUMMARY:Design Miami 2025
DESCRIPTION:Design Miami’s brand marks its 20th anniversary year through 2025\, and Design Miami returns to its flagship location at Pride Park from December 3 -7\, 2025\, for the 21st edition.  \nThe fair celebrates Design Miami’s two decades of championing the design avant-garde\, with curatorial director Glenn Adamson and the theme Make. Believe.\, honoring the collectible design visionaries of the past and present\, and spotlighting those of the future. Focusing on the intersection between skilled and knowledgeable craft and wild flights of imagination\, the theme perceives design as a space of fantastical projection\, but a fantasy that is grounded in reality. Imagination comes to life through craft\, in all its forms.  \nMarking this milestone year\, Design Miami 2025 also unveils Design Miami 2.0\, a Special Project curated by Adamson featuring works by eight of today’s most compelling voices in contemporary design. The title offers a visual nod to Design Miami’s 20th anniversary\, while playfully signaling new beginnings as the fair looks ahead to its next decade.  \nRead more on Design Miami 20th anniversary  \nDesign Miami Curatorial highlights\nThe Make. Believe. theme invites a diverse engagement from exhibitors\, spotlighting the intersection of skilled craftsmanship and expertise with thoughtful imagination\, to celebrate design in its purest form.  \nThe Design Avantgarde through the ages\nThroughout Design Miami’s 20-year history it has been committed to platforming the cutting edge of design from historic icons through to pioneering contemporary voices. \nMass Modern Design (Roosendaal) presents Art Meets Furniture – a curated journey through leading visionary pieces of 20th century design\, and an exploration of how the boundaries between fine art and functional design blurred in the hands of bold creators. The presentation places a spotlight on designers who challenge the norms of industrial design\, transforming functional furniture into collectible works. Highlights include a 1983 sculptural love seat by David Delthony\, and a 1951 desk by Renato Angeli & Claudio Olivieri\, in conversation with Rock Chair (2003) by Studio Job. \nAt Design Miami 2025\, Mercado Moderno (Rio de Janeiro) brings a special collection of historical pieces\, with the refined curation that characterizes the gallery: essentially elegant and organic ambiences\, with handcrafted works and minimalist forms\, in complete harmony with the desires of present collectionism. Marking a continued commitment to platforming the pinnacle of contemporary and historic Brazilian design\, Mercado Moderno gallery will showcase the likes of Joaquim Tenreiro\, Zanine Caldas\, and Jorge Zalszupin—as well as new faces\, such as Rodrigo Simão\, Inês Schertel\, Alê Jordão\, amongst others. \nDiscover Design Miami 2024 \nBench\, 1960s\, by Joaquim Tenreiro for Mercado Moderno. Photo courtesy Mercado Moderno \nDesign Modernism from USA \nModerne Gallery (Philadelphia) is a leading specialist in the work of George Nakashima\, the Japanese-American furniture designer and craftsman who left an indelible mark on American design\, pioneering a new design vocabulary that bridged the gap between Eastern and Western design sensibilities and Japanese woodworking traditions. Highlights on show this year include an extremely rare pair of Conoid Benches by Nakashima. Designed as a pair in 1972 at the request of an important patron\, the benches came from the same American black walnut tree\, forming a truly matching pair. The gallery will also present Nakashima’s Kevin End Table (1981)\, featuring a highly expressive\, free form top crafted from a single slab of English Walnut\, offering a contrapuntal harmony with the strong architectural angularity of the base and support structures. \nConcoid Bench\, 1972\, by George Nakashima for Moderne Gallery. Photo courtesy Moderne Gallery \nThe French regarde\nMaking its Design Miami debut\, Galerie Signé (Paris) presents works by Marie & Alexandre\, Julie Richoz\, and Martin Szekely\, alongside Emmanuel Outy and a selection of drawings by 1980s French designer duo Nemo – a curation that reflects the gallery’s commitment to nurturing emerging designers and fostering a critical conversation within design history. Highlights include Marie & Alexandre\, whose work across blown glass\, ceramic\, wood\, and wrought iron explores the expressive potential of materials and traditional savoir-faire. A new chandelier from their Berries lighting collection will be unveiled on the occasion of the fair. Additionally\, Richoz will debut an unseen large-scale piece\, alongside a lighting design which sees a suspended choreography of tone and translucency\, composed of fabric and wood. \nPresenting within the Curio program\, Superhouse (New York) returns to Design Miami in 2025 with American Art Furniture: 1980-1990\, the gallery’s third appearance at the fair and the first presentation devoted entirely to historical work. The exhibition offers a rare encounter with landmark examples of American design  outside a museum setting\, with works by 12 pioneering designers including Alex Locadia\, Dan Friedman\, Elizabeth Browning Jackson\, Forrest Myers\, Gloria Kisch\, Howard Meister\, Michele Oka Doner\, Pippa Garner\, Richard Snyder\, Terence Main\, Tom Loeser\, and Wendy Maruyama. By bringing together a selection of works debuting publicly for the first time\, Superhouse reasserts the radical experimentation that defined American art furniture in the 1980s. \nMaking its first participation in Design Miami\, Achille Salvagni Atelier (New York)\, will present a Special Project\, Memories of the Future. The scenographic installation sets iconic pieces by Italian masters from the 1950s in conversation with contemporary creations by Salvagni. The presentation is curated to invite a conversation around the ongoing relationship between memory and modernity—a tribute to design as both legacy and prophecy. \nMaterial possibility\nAmongst the highlights of 2025 edition of Design Miami\, is a celebration of design as a physical manifestation and form to communicate wild flights of imagination\, realized through dedication to skill and expert craft. \nThrough an exploration of material possibilities\, a key focus on glass emerges. Galerie SCENE OUVERTE (Paris)\, in addition to its Gallery presentation\, will showcase scenographic Curio dedicated to works by Simone Crestani. Layers of blown glass ornaments in a variety of organic and zoological shapes are delicately placed to create an immersive experience; once light flows through the installation\, luminous pools are created to evoke a dreamlike journey through an underwater garden.  \nNouvel (Milan) will present Glass Reflections – a design residency exploring glass innovations through the works of five international designers including Julie Richoz\, Nicolas Le Moigne\, Laurin Schaub\, Dimitri Nassisi\, and Michel Charlot. The five-year collaborative program took place in Nouvel’s Mexico-based workshop\, offering designers a deep dive into the material qualities of glass and its creative potential. Through an exploration of the material possibility of glass\, each designer applies their unique approach to exploring how it can serve both as a medium for reflection\, and a platform for applied experimentation. The result is a presentation that spotlights boundary – pushing craftsmanship and expertise of glass craft\, with works panning from artistic to architectural.  \nDesign Miami 2.0 \nTaking the concept of material possibility into new realms and otherworldly visual languages\, a number of galleries will present works that engage with collectible design through a futuristic lens. Participating within the curatorial project\, Design Miami 2.0\, David Klein Gallery (Ferndale) presents works by Jack Craig. Trained in electrophysics and steeped in an intuitive design practice\, Craig transforms humble\, synthetic carpeting into vibrant sculptural forms that blur the boundaries between art\, furniture\, and fantasy. For this presentation\, Craig debuts a selection of his signature “molded carpet” works—fanciful\, other-worldly pieces that seem to have emerged from an imagined collision between industrial experimentation and cosmic phenomena.  \nAlso showcasing with Design Miami 2.0\, TF Design (San Francisco)\, the studio founded by sculptural designer Tina Frey\, will debut its Orbit Collection in bronze. The three-piece series marks an evolution in materiality and form\, exploring permanence and tactility through the lens of collectible design. Inspired by celestial movement and orbital planes\, the pieces – Orbit 1\, Orbit 2 and Orbit 3 – embody Frey’s distinct sculptural language of harmonious curves and organic contours. Each work began as a clay model hand-sculpted by Frey before being cast in bronze in the foundry. Hand-polished to retain the natural striations of the original clay\, the surfaces capture the interplay of light\, shadow and space with a substantial presence. \nJ. Lohmann Gallery (New York) presents Crafted Excellence\, a curated presentation that will spotlight Merete Rasmussen\, Sara Dodd\, Ahryun Lee\, Toni De Jesus\, Jongjin Park\, and Sandra Davolio. The collection features exceptional examples of ceramic materiality and a spotlight on expert technical knowledge and skills to forge unique techniques during their artistic process that produce works born of imagination. \nDiscover Nomad Circle \nElephant Chair by Yanxiong Lin for Charles Burnand Gallery. Photo courtesy Charles Burnand Gallery \nSpirituality and storytelling \nPresenting under the Design Miami 2.0 Special Project\, Mehdi Dakhli (Paris) reveals the Muravey Chair\, a contemporary reinterpretation of the original Sidi Bou Chair. Crafted from Pink Ivory wood and upholstered in a wool\, viscose\, and cotton bouclé fabric\, the African material once reserved for royalty in the Zulu kingdom adds a sense of  historical reverence. Seamlessly balancing strength and comfort\, the pairing offers a harmonious dialogue between the spiritual and material worlds\, combining history\, craftsmanship\, and modern design. \nAlso presenting a selection of works as part of Design Miami 2.0\, Ukrainian designer\, architect\, and artist Victoria Yakusha (Brussels) unveils The Land of Light II. The next chapter in her sculptural series\, Yakusha responds to a world shaped by change to explore ways of enduring\, carrying on\, and preserving one’s inner light over time. Introducing four new mythical beings\, each design embodies distinct human qualities: wisdom and acceptance\, wonder and hope\, uniqueness and curiosity\, tenderness and kindness. Hand-sculpted using Yakusha’s signature sustainable material\, ZTISTA\, a tactile blend of clay\, flax\, wood chips\, and biopolymer\, the designs become vessels for memory\, emotion and ritual. Together\, they enact Yakusha’s guiding philosophy of “live minimalism\,” where designs feel both ancient and futuristic.  \n  Discover Design Miami Paris  \nGeology and geography\nJourneying from the micro and molecular to the macro\, this year’s presentations take on a geological quality\, exploring modes of design with a distinct geographic sensibility that reflects the materials\, landscapes\, and forces shaping our modern world. \nReturning to Design Miami for its second year\, Mouvements Modernes (Paris) presents a curated exhibition dedicated to pioneering designers of the 1980s-1990s in dialogue with emerging creators. Highlights include Dan Friedman’s USA tables (1993)\, influenced by the American art scene of the 80s and Italian Memphis movement\, in addition to the Totem Axis White Rabbit  (2022) by Tim Leclabart and Arc en ciel (1998) by Elizabeth Garouste & Mattia Bonetti—a lacquered wood chest of drawers detailed with white patinated wrought iron and Saint-Just glass. \nArc en ciel chest of drawers\, 1998\, by Garouste and Bonetti for Mouvements Modernes. Photo: courtesy Matt Harrington \nArts & crafts \nDubai-based artist\, KAMEH (Dubai)\, joins the Design Miami 2.0 program to debut KAMEH 6.0\, an evocative new collection of objects created in collaboration with skilled local artisans in the UAE. Centered around nature and the shared human experience\, the works channel the raw beauty of the desert and the delicate geometry of the desert rose\, celebrating its crystalline forms shaped by sand and time. Intricate shapes are reimagined as sculptural furniture objects\, drawing upon the interplay of shadow and light in a series of charred wood pieces. Creating a dialogue between permanence and impermanence\, the works rest upon large mirrors\, allowing visitors to experience the installation from every angle.  \nAdrian Sassoon (London) presents a journey-led experience inviting viewers to explore juxtapositions in contemporary design. Debuting new works by Kate Malone inspired by geological forms\, detailed surfaces and precious materials are highlighted\, while larger-scale vases\, lighting\, and installations offer visual anchors to complement the overall display. Together\, the pieces encourage contemplation of materiality\, form\, and the landscapes that inspire them\, connecting design to both geography and the natural world. \nSelf Defense\, 2024\, by Theju Nimmagadda for Friends Artspace. Photo courtesy Friends Artspace \nRecrafted tradition\nFollowing the debut of Design Miami In Situ.Seoul earlier this year\, Gallery LVS (Seoul) has partnered with The Korea Craft and Design Foundation to platform a series of works by leading Korean designers. Marking a continued commitment to Korean heritage craft and innovation\, highlights include works by Chun Kwang-young\, Bae Se-hwa\, Kim Dong-jun\, Chang Yeon-soon\, Yoo Da-hyun\, and Kim Doek-ho.  \nGlobally acclaimed designer\, Stephen Burks (New York) and ALPI\, leaders in sustainable wooden surfaces\, join forces with Friedman Benda for the Design Miami 2.0 Special Project to present The Lost Cloth Object. The project translates the textile traditions of the ancient Kuba Kingdom (present day Democratic Republic of Congo) into the innovative woodworks of Italian manufacturer ALPI\, highlighting the elaborate\, embroidered geometric patterns of Kuba cloths. Renowned for its engineered wood veneers\, with designs by luminaries such as Ettore Sottsass\, Alessandro Mendini\, and Piero Lissoni\, ALPI collaborates with Burks to revive the natural grain\, color\, and patterns of endangered woods. Conceptualized following a weeklong workshop in Kinshasa with the contemporary Kuba collective Kilubukila\, the project fuses two culturally diverse perspectives into a series of independent\, functionally designed pieces that celebrate both heritage and innovation. \nThe Lost Cloth Object by Stephen Burks. Man Made in collaboration with ALPI\, in association with Friedman Benda. Photo Federico Cedrone \nRecycled PET \nPET Lamp (Madrid)\, founded by Spanish designer Álvaro Catalán de Ocón\, transforms discarded plastic bottles into unique works while preserving traditional craftsmanship worldwide. Since 2012\, the project has collaborated with artisan communities across Colombia\, Chile\, Ethiopia\, Thailand\, Australia\, and Ghana\, blending contemporary technology with ancestral techniques. Working with local craftswomen\, PET Lamp applies traditional basketry and weaving methods to repurpose PET bottles into functional lighting\, reimagined as immersive installations that celebrate sustainability\, community solidarity\, women’s empowerment\, and cultural preservation. \nSten Studio (Mexico City) presents Lithic Bloom: A Sculptural Garden; a collection of works that transform the fragility of flowers and petals into immortalized stone. Reimagining the softness of leaves into mineral geometry\, the vibrancy of life meets with sculptural permanence. Evoking the forms and essence of the natural world\, these stone artifacts celebrate the diversity of botanical life\, paying homage to nature through meticulous craftsmanship and timeless design. \nDesign Miami 2025 additional Highlights \nDesign Miami is pleased to announce an engaging series of additional programming highlights from its partners and collaborators for the 21st edition of its Miami Beach fair. Each collaborator presents a vibrant\, diverse\, and thought-provoking response to the Make. Believe. thematic.  \nHighlights include pioneering design collaborations from Fendi and Conie Vallese; while Clive Christian Perfume joins forces with Crosby Studios; to immersive sensory installations by Range Rover; Gaggenau; Lasvit; CADAR x VENINI; and Piaget. Meanwhile\, additional partners place meaningful spotlights on emerging designers\, with Miami Design District’s 2025 Annual Design Commission awarded to Katie Stout; and SCAD’s platform of alumni work. Finally\, Design Miami’s Collector Lounge transforms into a curated display by Henge–blending intimacy with aesthetic research; and the Design Talks Theater is reimagined by Arquitectonica into an immersive concept engaging with themes around the past\, present\, and future of design. \nWhy visit\n\nIt’s where the world’s top collectible design galleries show their best work.\nYou can discover limited-edition furniture\, objects\, and installations you won’t see anywhere else.\nIt brings together cutting-edge designers\, architects\, and artists in one curated fair.\nYou get early access to new trends shaping global design culture.\nThe atmosphere mixes art-fair excitement with immersive design experiences.\nMajor museums\, collectors\, and brands attend\, making it a hub for networking.\nYou can meet creators directly and learn about their concepts and craftsmanship.\nSpecial commissions and public installations turn the event into a creative playground.\nLectures\, panels\, and talks offer insight into future design movements.\nIt’s simply one of the most influential places to be for anyone passionate about design.\n\nDesign Miami\, December 3-7\, 2025\nFor professionals and general public\, admission ticket\nSize: one venue\, over 40 galleries\, around 30\,000 visitors\nVisit DesignMiami.com for info \nOpening hours:\nWednesday\, December 3: 11am–1pm (Premier Pass only)\, 1pm–7pm\nThursday\, December 4: 11am–7pm\nFriday\, December 5: 11am–7pm\nSaturday\, December 6: 11am–7pm\nSunday\, December 7: 11am–6pm
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-miami-2025/
LOCATION:Convention Center Drive & 19th Street\, Miami Beach\, 33139\, United States
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Downtown Design Dubai 2025
DESCRIPTION:As the anchor event of Dubai Design Week\, held every November\, Downtown Design brings together globally renowned design brands and manufacturers alongside independent designers\, collectives\, and studios from around the world – with a special focus on regional talent. \nReturning to the d3 Waterfront from 5 – 9 November 2025\, the fair will once again present a line-up of prominent global brands and manufacturers\, showcasing high-quality\, contemporary design\, across different fields. \nA boutique fair for contemporary design \nDedicated to contemporary\, high-quality design\, the fair showcases products\, and a rich collateral programme that includes live talks\, masterclasses\, networking events\, and creative experiences. These activities are tailored to a diverse audience – from international architects and interior designers (A&ID) and high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) to local homeowners and design enthusiasts. \nDiscover Dubai Design Week 2025 \nDowntown Design Dubai 2024 \nOwned and managed by the Art Dubai Group\, and held in strategic partnership with Dubai Design District (d3) – a member of TECOM Group PJSC – and supported by the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority\, Downtown Design takes place on the d3 Waterfront in the heart of Dubai’s design hub. \nLocated in Dubai\, the creative capital of the Middle East\, Downtown Design serves as the annual platform connecting global design leaders and decision-makers with the region’s rapidly expanding market. \nAcross dedicated sections organised by industry sector and product category\, the fair welcomes both B2B and B2C audiences from across the Middle East and beyond. \nDiscover Downtown Design 2024 \nDowntown Design Dubai 2024 \nAs a boutique-sized fair\, Downtown Design maintains a focus on originality and market relevance\, presenting selected brands\, curated collections\, and new product launches that meet the high standards of contemporary design demanded by the fast-evolving Middle Eastern market. \nCelebrating a decade of design excellence\, Downtown Design has consistently remained at the centre of the region’s creative landscape\, featuring some of the world’s most sought-after brands alongside emerging designers\, studios\, and collectives. \nEach year\, Downtown Design features an edited selection of innovative products\, limited-edition pieces\, and bespoke designs by both established and independent designers. \nDowntown Design Dubai 2025: The Forum \nThe Forum – Downtown Design’s thought-leadership platform – hosts an engaging series of live talks\, panel discussions\, and keynotes led by influential regional and international speakers. \nCurated to foster meaningful connections and dialogue in one of the world’s most dynamic markets\, the 2025 edition will take place in a newly designed space by architect and designer Roula Salamoun. \nOver the years\, The Forum has featured globally celebrated names such as Lidewij Edelkoort\, Kelly Hoppen\, India Mahdavi\, Christian Louboutin\, Sabine Marcelis\, Lina Ghotmeh\, and Sebastian Herkner. \nKarim Rashid at Downtown Design \nThis year’s confirmed speakers include: \n\nTom Dixon\, one of the most influential figures in contemporary design\, making his Dubai debut with a keynote on material innovation and the evolution of global design narratives;\n\nTom Dixon at Downtown Design 2025 \n\nMarcel Wanders\, internationally acclaimed for his human-centred design philosophy;\n\nMarcel Wanders at Downtown Design 2025 \n\nLee Broom\, Stephanie Coutas\, and David Hicks\, joining an exceptional line-up of creative voices.\n\nLee Broom\, Draga & Aurel\, and Rabah Saeid (Styled Habitat) at Downtown Design Dubai 2025 \nThey will appear alongside leading regional designers such as Rabah Saeid\, Pallavi Dean\, and Abdalla Almulla\, as well as design directors from acclaimed studios including Bone\, SAY Studio\, and 1508 London. \nDowntown Design Riyadh\nFollowing the success of its debut\, Downtown Design Riyadh will return to the JAX District for its second edition from 3 – 6 February 2026. \nWhy Visit\n\nDiscover the leading design fair in the Middle East\, hosting global and local design and designers\nExplore innovative products from top international brands\nConnect directly with designers\, studios\, and manufacturers shaping global trends\nExperience immersive installations\, pop-ups\, and live creative showcases\nAttend The Forum – inspiring talks and keynotes by world-renowned designers\nNetwork with architects\, interior designers\, and industry professionals from across the world\nGain insight into the future of contemporary design and material innovation\n\nDowntown Design\, November 6-9\, 2025 (Novembre 5 VIP & Press Preview)\nFor professional and general public\nLocation: Dubai Design District (d3)\nSize: around 300 exhibitors\, 20\,000 visitors\nVisit website DowntownDesign.com for more info \n 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/downtown-design-dubai-2025/
LOCATION:Dubai Design District d3\, Business Bay\, Dubai\, United Arab Emirates
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:EDIT Napoli 2025
DESCRIPTION:Everything is set for the seventh edition of EDIT Napoli\, open to the public from 10 to 12 October 2025 (press preview on 9 October). Once again\, the event reaffirms its role as a dynamic\, evolving platform in the realm of independent and editorial design. \nThis year\, EDIT Napoli broadens its reach\, taking place not only in the evocative spaces of La Santissima—the fair’s headquarters welcoming national and international exhibitors—but also in the prestigious venues of the Vomero National Museums Complex: Castel Sant’Elmo\, the Certosa di San Martino\, and Villa Floridiana. These will host the CULT exhibitions of this edition. The choice of such sites highlights the multifaceted spirit of EDIT Napoli\, offering design as a constantly evolving experience and inviting visitors to rediscover Naples from fresh perspectives. Movement becomes the leitmotif of the event\, merging architectural heritage with contemporary creativity in a living dialogue between history and the city’s current design scene.  \nDiscover Lake Como Design Festival \nEDIT Napoli 2025: La Santissima\, photo Alessandra Mustilli\, courtesy EDIT Napoli \nThe fair once more highlights the work of returning exhibitors while introducing new talents. Among the confirmed participants are former award-winners Atelier Nuanda and Bianco67 with Parasite\, alongside long-standing presences like ARTIERI 1895\, Eleit.it\, BLOK Design\, and Incalmi. New entries include Heike Buchfelder\, Fornace Brioni\, Made of Matter\, People of the Sun\, Studio Bojola\, and Utòl\, further enriching an increasingly diverse showcase. Spanish participation also grows thanks to the España Diseño Mediterráneo initiative\, in collaboration with the Instituto Cervantes of Naples. \nCastel Sant’Elmo. Photo Courtesy of Direzione regionale Musei nazionali Campania Ministero della Cultura \nJury and awards at EDIT Napoli 2025\nAs every year\, the award for the best unpublished project will be granted by an international jury of leading figures: \n\nAlvaro Catalán de Ocón\, internationally acclaimed designer\nClaire Laurent\, partner at Paragone agency (Paris/New York)\, specialist in design and architecture\nAlessandro Valenti\, Digital Director of ELLE Decor Italia\nErmanno Zanini\, General Manager Jumeirah Capri Palace and Regional Vice President Southern Europe & UK Jumeirah Group\n\nThe projects in competition will be judged according to criteria aligned with EDIT Napoli’s values: intelligent design\, respect for cultural heritage\, and accessibility in pricing. The winners will gain the opportunity to showcase their work free of charge at EDIT Napoli 2026. \nCastel Sant’Elmo. Photo Courtesy of Direzione regionale Musei nazionali Campania Ministero della Cultura \nThe 2025 edition also confirms collaboration with the LABÒ Cultural Project\, curated by The Design Blender. This year\, LABÒ focuses on a symbolic connection between Genoa and Naples – two ports\, two design cultures\, and a shared vision of the future. Within this framework\, Massimiliano Dalle Sasse will present at EDIT the D Lab collection by Davide Balda\, an innovative line created with Nuno Felt\, a recycled-fibre fabric shaped by artisanal processes. Thanks to this partnership\, EDIT Napoli winners will also present their work during Milan Design Week 2026 as part of LABÒ Cultural Project. \nRead more about Milan Design Week 2026 \nAnother highlight is the continued collaboration with DesignWanted\, which will bring to EDIT Napoli Shellf Life by Felicia Neuhof. Selected during the ENHANCE program at Milan Design Week\, Neuhof’s project transforms discarded oyster\, mussel\, and clam shells into sustainable building materials—an eco-friendly\, zero-mile alternative to cement and plastics. \nLa Santissima and set design\nThe frescoed vaults of La Santissima—once one of Europe’s largest monasteries—become a hub of contemporary creativity\, also thanks to a redevelopment program supported by Urban Value. Founded by a noblewoman who rejected an arranged marriage to pursue her calling\, La Santissima lies between Quartieri Spagnoli and Montesanto\, embodying EDIT Napoli’s mission to connect the city’s diverse layers. This play of perspectives defines the spirit of the seventh edition\, offering a renewed vision of Naples and its design identity. \nWithin La Santissima\, the Main area and Seminario (dedicated to emerging designers under 30 or projects less than three years old) will be staged in installations curated by Lemonot (Sabrina Morreale and Lorenzo Perri). Their concept contrasts ethereal surfaces with bold material structures. At the entrance\, a monumental suspended framework of steel tubes\, hooks\, and cables recalls port architecture and maritime imagery. This theme extends to Thalassa textiles by Teresa Carnuccio\, made with cyanotype techniques to evoke flowing waves draped like sails. Seating and lighting by Milani\, along with Ranieri’s lava stone benches and counters\, guide the path and shape resting areas. The interplay of metal\, fabric\, and stone continues into the bookshop\, where warm tones merge with the site’s historic architecture to create harmonious atmospheres. \nLa Santissima\, EDIT Napoli 2025 \nEDIT CULT\nFor the first time\, EDIT Napoli collaborates with the Vomero National Museums Complex\, reinforcing the event’s mission of exchange and cross-pollination. Alongside the fair at La Santissima\, CULT exhibitions will be staged in Castel Sant’Elmo\, Certosa di San Martino\, and Villa Floridiana\, featuring leading designers and multidimensional narratives that merge heritage\, art\, and design in a dialogue between past\, present\, and future. \nCertosa di San Martino\n\nAlvaro Catalán de Ocón: PET Lamp Gurunsi – Shadows\, textile and the Frafra weavers (Ninfeo)\nAzucena: Unseen visions (Refettorio)\nBethan Laura Wood for Poltronova: Terrazzo Quarry (Loggia del Priore)\n\nCastel Sant’Elmo\n\nLuca Boscardin for Magis: Animal Factory (Piazza d’Armi)\nDiego Rivero Borrell (TANAT) for Ranieri: Paisaje de Reflejos (Piazza d’Armi)\n\nVilla Floridiana\n\nMarta Sala Éditions: Il Tempo della Forma – A tribute to the city and ten years of the brand 2015–2025\nElena Salmistraro for Officine Tamborrino: Nomadaria\nTomás Alía (Estudio Caramba): Finestra celata\n\nWhy visit\nFrom 10 to 12 October 2025\, Naples becomes an open stage for independent and authorial design with the seventh edition of EDIT Napoli. Set across La Santissima and the Vomero National Museums Complex—including Castel Sant’Elmo\, Certosa di San Martino\, and Villa Floridiana—the fair unites international exhibitors\, CULT projects\, and sustainable innovations. Visitors can explore installations that merge heritage\, art\, and contemporary creativity\, discover new materials and design visions\, and experience the city through a fresh\, dynamic lens where tradition meets innovation.  \nEDIT Napoli\, October 10-12\, 2025\nFor professionals and general public\nLocation: two venues\nLa Santissima\, Vico Trinità delle Monache\, 1\, Naples\nCULT exhibitions\, Castel Sant’Elmo\, Certosa di San Martino\, Villa Floridiana\nSize: around 100 exhibitors\, 20\,000 visitors\nVisit website EditNapoli.com for more info \nSome images from EDIT Napoli 2024
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LOCATION:Napoli\, Napoli\, 80100\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Design London Shoreditch
DESCRIPTION:Debuting in East London’s vibrant creative hub\, the first edition of Design London Shoreditch introduces three dynamic exhibition zones: Design at Work\, Design Culture\, and House of ICON. This exciting new event on the design calendar aims to be a lively center for innovation\, spotlighting cutting-edge trends across commercial\, hospitality\, and residential sectors.\nDesign London Shoreditch takes place September 16-18\, 2025 \nDesign Culture – Kachette arches\, Old Street \nLocated in the heart of the Shoreditch Design Triangle\, the event is set to attract a global audience of architects\, designers\, and creatives. Attendees can look forward to thought-provoking talks (co-curated by journalist Roddy Clarke)\, immersive installations\, brand experiences\, and a compelling mix of emerging talent and established names. Design London Shoreditch is on track to become a must-visit destination during the London Design Festival. \nShoreditch Design Triangle\nShoreditch Design Triangle is a cultural event celebrating East London’s creative industries\, <strong>this year in its 17th edition. Launched in 2008\, it brings together designers\, companies\, and institutions to showcase their work – especially during the London Design Festival\, but also at other key times like Christmas and Easter. \nFor the first time\, Shoreditch will host three major\, industry-focused showcases as part of the festival. Design London Shoreditch (16-18 September) will take over Shoreditch Town Hall\, the Kachette arches on Old Street\, and Protein Studios on New Inn Yard. These landmark venues will be complemented by a rich programme of showroom exhibitions and one-off events\, featuring over forty participants throughout the district. \nNew for this edition: \n\nFor the first time\, the festival will include three major industry-focused showcases:\nDesign London Shoreditch (16–18 September)\nKey venues: Shoreditch Town Hall\, the Kachette arches (Old Street)\, and Protein Studios (New Inn Yard)\nOver 40 participants across showroom exhibitions and unique events\n\nDiscover London Design Festival 2024 \nHouse of ICON – Shoreditch Town Hall Assembly \nWhat to expect: \n\nA rich mix of product launches\, curated exhibitions\, experimental installations\, workshops\, talks\, tours\, and culinary experiences\nContributions from both established brands and emerging designers\nOver 100 unique events across the district\n\nThemes & atmosphere: \n\nCelebrates originality\, innovation\, and community\nFeatures everything from furniture and fashion to books\, bikes\, chocolate\, and video installations\nShoreditch’s vibrant\, creative character is central -best explored on foot or by bike.\n\nExhibitors: Isomi \nThree exhibition venues\n1. Design at Work by OnOffice \nProtein Studios Shoreditch\, 31 New Inn Yard\, EC2A 3EY\nExplore how thoughtful design transforms the modern office. At Design at Work\, top global brands and rising talent showcase ideas and products that enhance well-being\, productivity\, and comfort in workspaces. This space within Design London Shoreditch focuses on the future of workplace design. \n2. Design Culture \nKachette\, 347 Old St\, EC1V 9LP\nAt Kachette\, Design Culture explores the influence of culture on design. Curated works from independent designers\, artists\, and graduates from Kingston University highlight the power of design to shape space. The exhibition showcases everything from statement pieces to finely crafted products—each rooted in cultural identity. \n3. House of ICON \nShoreditch Town Hall\, 380 Old St\, EC1V 9LT\nTaking over the iconic Shoreditch Town Hall\, House of ICON celebrates interior design in all its forms. From minimalist Scandinavian lines to bold\, eclectic expressions\, brands reimagine historic rooms with standout furniture\, lighting\, textiles\, and accessories. It’s a highlight of Design London Shoreditch\, merging history with cutting-edge design. \nExhibitors: LaErre \nInstallations and collaborations\nAcross all three venues\, Design London Shoreditch hosts boundary-pushing installations and creative collaborations: \n\n2LG Studio – “You Can Sit With Us” (House of ICON): Jordan Cluroe and Russell Whitehead create an inclusive salon spotlighting queer designers. The space encourages connection\, conversation\, and tarot readings. 2LG also curates the talks space and an open mic night for designers.\nBen Cullen Williams – “Self Portrait”: A groundbreaking AI-driven collaboration with Google DeepMind and Google Arts & Culture Lab. The installation reflects self-portraiture through machine learning\, trained on Williams’ own photography.\nISOLA (House of ICON): A global community of designers\, studios\, and creators showcases their latest work in this collective exhibition.\nBritish Council – “Ancient Futures” (Design Culture): This initiative explores ancestral knowledge\, ecological practices\, and sustainable futures through cultural exchange and artistic collaboration.\nRoyal College of Art – MA Design Products Showcase: Graduates present innovative projects across design disciplines\, including furniture\, objects\, materials\, interaction\, and narrative work—each offering a fresh view on contemporary challenges.\nLois O’Hara Bar Installation (House of ICON): Known for her colorful curves\, O’Hara designs a social space that invites guests to connect over drinks and creative energy.\nMoleskine Workshops (Design Culture): Hands-on workshops celebrate the art of handwriting and drawing. Visitors co-create in a space designed to inspire self-expression and creativity.\nDesign Discussions with Roddy Clarke: The talks programme\, co-curated by Clarke\, brings together bold thinkers and creatives to explore the evolving world of design. These sessions will be at the heart of Design London Shoreditch this September.\n\nWhy visit\nDesign London Shoreditch is a new design event in East London’s Shoreditch area\, debuting as part of the Shoreditch Design Triangle during the London Design Festival. It introduces three major exhibition zones: Design at Work\, Design Culture\, and House of ICON\, offering a mix of design-focused showcases\, product launches\, curated exhibitions\, and installations. The event takes place across key venues like Shoreditch Town Hall\, Protein Studios\, and Kachette arches. Visitors can explore innovative designs in workspaces\, culture\, and interiors\, while experiencing immersive installations\, talks\, and workshops. The festival celebrates both established designers and emerging talent\, with over 100 unique events and contributions from global brands\, creative studios\, and students. \nDesign London Shoreditch\, London\, September 16-18\, 2025\nFor professionals and general public\nSize: 3 venues\, over 100 brands\nProtein Studios Shoreditch\, Kachette arches\, Shoreditch Town Hall\nFree admission upon registration \nVisit Designlondon.co.uk for info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-london-shoreditch/
LOCATION:Shoreditch\, London\, E2 8DA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:FIND Singapore - Design Fair Asia: a global showcase
DESCRIPTION:From returning highlights to exciting debuts\, FIND Singapore shines a spotlight on the pulse of design across Asia and Europe – all at Southeast Asia’s most influential design fair. FIND – Design Fair Asia 2025\, a flagship event of Singapore Design Week\, returns from 11 to 13 September 2025 at Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre\, reaffirming its position as the region’s premier design platform with a steadily expanding global reach. This edition centres on a vibrant showcase of national pavilions\, each reflecting its country’s evolving design story. \nStretching from Europe to Southeast Asia\, the pavilions illustrate both diversity and the shared ideals driving today’s global design scene. Italy\, a founding presence at FIND\, returns with leading furniture and interior brands. Joining them are Singapore\, Thailand\, Czech Republic\, and Indonesia\, along with collective pavilions from France\, Hong Kong\, and Taiwan – each contributing unique perspectives and craftsmanship. Together\, these pavilions affirm FIND’s role as more than a marketplace: it is a crossroads for cultural exchange and design diplomacy. \nDiscover Singapore Design Week 2025 \nFind Singapore 2025 \nASEAN: an emerging market \nIn an era of shifting supply chains\, tariff uncertainties\, and intensifying global trade tensions\, design and furniture brands are increasingly looking to Asia – especially ASEAN – as a resilient\, high-growth region of more than 680 million people. Vietnam has become the world’s second-largest furniture exporter\, with yearly exports surpassing USD 10 billion\, fuelled in part by US-China trade realignment. With the ASEAN furniture market projected to grow over 5% CAGR through 2029\, the region offers not only cost efficiencies and favourable trade terms\, but also strong domestic demand propelled by urbanisation and an expanding middle class. Southeast Asia is firmly positioned as a critical driver of global design and furniture growth. \nLuxury developments such as Singapore’s Park Nova and Bangkok’s The Residences at Mandarin Oriental are also boosting demand for premium interiors. Hospitality is another major force: Hilton’s Asia Pacific portfolio surpassed 1\,000 operating hotels in December 2024\, a sharp jump from 761 the year before and ahead of its 2025 target. Accor has signed 27 new projects\, adding 8\,100 keys across ASEAN markets including Singapore\, Indonesia\, and Vietnam. Indonesia and Thailand are seeing a surge of luxury villas\, resorts\, and serviced apartments in Bali and Phuket. As high-end resorts and boutique hotels proliferate\, demand for sustainable\, design-led\, and durable furniture is climbing. This creates a prime opportunity for brands offering bespoke craftsmanship and eco-conscious materials to become preferred partners in ASEAN’s fast-evolving hospitality ecosystem. \nDiscover SingFEST 2025 \nFind Singapore 2024 \nItalian Pavilion at FIND Singapore 2025 \nSupported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Italian Trade Agency (ITA)\, the Italian Pavilion once again brings a strong selection of companies embodying Italy’s reputation for design excellence\, innovation\, and lifestyle. Highlights include refined outdoor furniture combining sustainability with timeless design\, modular kitchen systems reflecting the evolution of Italian home living\, premium game tables blending playfulness with manufacturing expertise\, and advanced sleep systems focused on ergonomics and wellness. Completing the showcase are surface materials rooted in Italy’s stoneworking traditions\, offering architectural as well as expressive solutions. \nFind Singapore 2024 \nCzech Republic Pavilion\nPresented by CzechTrade and supported by the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic\, the Czech Pavilion highlights a carefully curated mix of brands showcasing the country’s craftsmanship\, innovation\, and timeless aesthetics. The pavilion\, designed by the Design Center CzechTrade\, features bathroom solutions\, furniture\, lighting\, glass\, and artisanal products. RAVAK unveils cutting-edge bathroom concepts\, while MMCITÉ presents award-winning urban furniture shaping global public spaces. HUNAT and Sans Souci Lighting exhibit advanced Czech lighting design rooted in glassmaking traditions\, while Pačinek Glass blends centuries-old craft with bold modern expression. \nHalama Glass contributes elegant decorative pieces\, Signati and Comenivs showcase artisanal and luxury writing instruments\, and Artisème curates Czech crystal\, handmade glassware\, and porcelain. Petrof — Europe’s largest acoustic piano maker\, with a 160-year legacy — adds its renowned sound to the showcase. Ahead of FIND\, Czech artists Jiri Pacinek and Guangjun Kung collaborated with TOMBALEK on a glass sculpture workshop at the Czech Embassy in Singapore. At the fair\, visitors can experience a live unveiling of the sculpture\, alongside a pianist performance on a Petrof piano\, further reinforcing Czech design’s balance of heritage\, artistry\, and innovation. \nIndonesia Pavilion\nCarrying the theme “Embracing the Earth Society”\, Indonesia’s pavilion weaves together sustainability\, craftsmanship\, and community values in a forward-looking showcase. Cellux explores eco-conscious materials\, while Cita Tenun Indonesia reimagines traditional weaving in contemporary design. ICAD (Indonesia Contemporary Art and Design) highlights the interplay of art and design in the nation’s culture. The Jakarta Provincial Government Agency for Industry\, Trade\, Cooperatives\, SMEs (DPPKUKM) shines a spotlight on community-based enterprises shaping the future of Indonesian design. Together\, these exhibits reflect Indonesia’s creative identity: grounded in heritage yet boldly innovative. \nFind Singapore 2024 \nSingapore Pavilion\nSingapore’s pavilion offers a multidimensional look at national strengths across sustainability\, smart living\, and material innovation. Featured brands include Grobrix\, whose modular vertical farms combine wellness and functionality; Divine Creations Collective\, representing Singapore’s emerging design talents; and Geberit South East Asia\, a leader in advanced bathroom solutions\, which will host a Showroom Discovery session on 12 September 2025. Cocoon Outdoor showcases refined tropical outdoor furniture\, while Simply Wood highlights responsibly sourced timber. Arte Interior Furnishings presents innovative wallcoverings and finishes\, Chee Geen Interior contributes custom upholstery and acoustic solutions\, and Novah introduces ergonomic workspace systems. The Mill International unveils sustainable flooring solutions\, Cucina LUBE displays sleek Italian kitchens\, and World of Wood celebrates artisanal\, eco-friendly wood furniture and surfaces. \nDiverse Pavilions\, Shared Vision\nFIND 2025 broadens its global outlook with the debut of France\, Thailand\, Hong Kong\, and Taiwan\, each contributing distinctive design perspectives. France emphasises material refinement and sustainability\, while Thailand merges tradition and innovation to craft sustainable global living solutions. \nCurated by Thailand’s Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP)\, Ministry of Commerce\, and Thai Trade Centre\, Singapore\, the Thai Pavilion presents around 20 handpicked brands\, designers\, SMEs\, and artisans. Deesawat Industries leads with sustainable outdoor collections and masterful woodworking\, Moonler 5 Collection transforms solid teak into sculptural pieces rooted in Lanna heritage\, and Mother Goose showcases timeless Thai craftsmanship. Able Interior Workshop completes the lineup with refined interiors and bespoke wood furniture blending heritage and modernity. \nWhy visit\n\nGlobal Design Showcase – Experience national pavilions from Europe to Asia\, featuring Italy\, Singapore\, Indonesia\, Thailand\, Czech Republic\, France\, Hong Kong\, and Taiwan.\nBusiness & Cultural Exchange – A hub for design diplomacy\, networking\, and commercial opportunities in Southeast Asia’s most influential design fair.\nASEAN Growth Market – Tap into one of the world’s fastest-growing regions for furniture and interiors\, driven by urbanisation\, a rising middle class\, and booming hospitality.\nPremium & Sustainable Design – Discover innovations in sustainable materials\, luxury interiors\, smart living\, and bespoke craftsmanship.\nExclusive Showcases & Events – From Italy’s design excellence to Czech artistry\, Indonesian sustainability\, and Singapore’s innovation\, plus live showcases\, performances\, and curated exhibitions.\n\nFIND – Design Fair Asia\, September 11-13\, 2025\nFor general public and professionals \nFree admission upon pre-registration on line\nSize: 300 brands\, 14\,000 visitors\nVisit DesignFairAsia.com for info \n 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/find-singapore-design-fair-asia-a-global-showcase/
LOCATION:Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre\, 10 Bayfront Avenue\, Singapore\, 018956\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Design celebration at CIFF Shanghai 2025
DESCRIPTION:The 56th CIFF – China International Furniture Fair Shanghai returns to the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai Hongqiao) from September 9 – 12\, 2025\, and positions itself as China’s premier home design platform. As the furniture industry undergoes unprecedented transformation\, CIFF Shanghai drives cross-border collaboration and creative excellence. \nDiscover CIFF Guangzhou 2025 \nCIFF Shanghai 2024 \nCIFF stands as the world’s largest furniture exhibition\, with 55 successful editions and a dual-city format established since 2015 – Guangzhou Pazhou hosts the spring edition\, while Shanghai Hongqiao presents the autumn showcase. \nThe trade show delivers more than a traditional trade show—it builds a dynamic ecosystem where design meets commerce\, encompassing the complete furniture value chain from residential collections to commercial solutions\, production technology\, and home accessories. Expanding across 10 halls and 300\,000 sqm\, the 2025 edition hosts more than 1\,500 carefully selected global brands and 150\,000 professional visitors. It covers eight major product categories: upholstered sofas\, sleep systems\, living/dining room furniture\, office/commercial & hospitality furniture\, furniture production equipment\, outdoor furniture\, and home accessories & textiles. \nDiscover CIFF Shanghai 2024 \nAs China’s premier marketplace for luxury home furnishings\, CIFF Shanghai leverages its extensive media network and strategic partnerships to connect international brands with top-tier Chinese retailers. The event attracts tens of thousands of industry professionals—designers\, interior designers\, and buyers—through its comprehensive program of exhibitions\, trend forums\, and networking opportunities that fuel domestic market growth and global trade expansion. \nCIFF Shanghai 2025 pillars of excellence: original design \nThe creative powerhouse of Asian furniture innovation\nDesign Eden\, Contemporary Design Trade Fair (Hall 4.1) serves as the exhibition’s creative epicenter\, evolving significantly since its 2024 transformation. Under the 2025 theme “Preciousness\,” Design Eden showcases the complete ecosystem from conceptual creation to market validation\, acting simultaneously as an aesthetic laboratory and commercial proving ground. \nAmong the companies presenting innovative design\, we can mention HC28\, which at CIFF Shanghai 2025 is launching new products designed by international designers Yabu Pushelberg\, Marcel Wanders\, Pearson Lloyd\, and Ma Yansong (MAD Architects).  \nHC28 booth at CIFF Shanghai 2024 \nBy gathering China’s most commercially viable original design forces\, Design Eden proves how innovative thinking translates into market success. This curated space demonstrates how contemporary design reshapes industry value and bridges artistic vision with business reality. \nSpecial curations at Design Eden include:\n\nEast Design Show (Curator: Zhu Xiaojie): CIFF Shanghai’s first special design exhibition nurtures emerging talent through four sections: Design Foyer\, Design Workshop\, Design Market\, and Tea Talk.\n\nEast Design Show 2024 \n\nThe Italian Lounge (Organized by Edimotion): This meeting point brings prestigious Italian design brands\, professionals\, and institutions together with key stakeholders from China’s thriving market. Supported by Politecnico di Milano – Scuola del Design\, it features a comprehensive program of forums\, talks\, B2B meetings\, and educational events.\n\nThe Italian Lounge 2024 \n\nHOTLINE Design Creators’ Joint Exhibition (Curator: Zhang Zhongyu): Exploring “Signal from the Nearby\,” this exhibition maps networks and resonance fields of independent designer brands through interconnected creative communities.\nGrand View Tea Ceremony (Curator: Huang Jianhui): This cultural showcase integrates Eastern tea traditions with contemporary ecological concepts through immersive\, interactive experiences.\n“Envision” Contemporary Design Living Exhibition (Curator: Jiang Boming): Under the theme “Wandering in Dreams and Realms\,” this sensory journey blends designer works across sight\, smell\, taste\, touch\, and hearing.\nDesign Gravity Field (Curators: Li Xuelian\, Wang Shichao): This initiative tackles sustainability with “Economy” and “Just Enough” design philosophies\, challenging excess and waste in the industry.\n\nElevating Chinese design on the world stage\nCIFF Shanghai 2025 positions Chinese furniture design as a sophisticated interpreter of Eastern lifestyle aesthetics\, creating dialogues that connect space and emotion. The exhibition elevates furniture from functional objects into cultural ambassadors that carry Chinese design philosophy into global markets. \nKey International Showcases include: \n\nLiving & Dining Rooms Interior Pavilion (Pavilion 6.1): This showcase highlights holistic home solutions with integrated soft furnishing coordination and spatial harmony concepts.\nUrban Outdoor Furniture Exhibition (Pavilion 1.1): This pavilion presents comprehensive outdoor living solutions\, from luxury garden collections to innovative camping equipment\, merging international standards with Chinese innovation.\nOffice & Public Space Exhibition (Pavilions 7.2/8.2): This showcase introduces revolutionary workspace concepts that balance efficiency with human-centered design through “Full Category Coverage × Smart Scenarioization.”\n\nDiscover Milan Salone del Mobile  \nCamerich booth at CIFF Shanghai 2025 \nFrom Manufacturing Excellence to Brand Leadership\nFeatured categories include: \n\nSofa Excellence (Pavilions 2.1/5.1): Exhibitors present revolutionary seating comfort under the philosophy “Channels Build Commercial Value\, Quality Empowers Enterprise Future\,” covering Chinese luxury and international quality standards.\nSmart Sleep Solutions (Pavilion 3): Exhibitors combine technology with natural comfort\, redefining bedroom spaces as healing sanctuaries that deliver deep restorative experiences for domestic and export markets alike.\n\nPioneering the future of Home Furnishing commerce\nThe debut New Retail Pavilion (North Pavilion) transforms traditional product transactions into comprehensive lifestyle operations\, demonstrating how emerging brands revolutionize customer engagement. \nInnovation Focus includes: \n\nData-Driven + Scene Experience: A dual approach combining smart shopping guidance with immersive brand experiences.\nLifestyle Proposers: Retail spaces redefine themselves as cultural and aesthetic influencers rather than product distributors.\n\nSmart Manufacturing for Industry 4.0\nCIFF Shanghai addresses the challenge of achieving “Smart Manufacturing New Balance” by optimizing aesthetics\, efficiency\, and cost-effectiveness in an era of mass customization. \nTechnology Showcases include: \n\nInternational Woodworking Machinery Fair (Pavilions 7.1/8.1): More than 340 global technology brands present solutions for “light high customization” challenges through AI timber selection\, flexible cutting systems\, and integrated smart production lines.\nUpholstered Furniture Technology Exhibition (Pavilion 8.1): This exhibition highlights advanced automation that reduces labor dependency and boosts production efficiency with automatic cutting\, AGV handling\, and intelligent packaging systems.\n\nWhy visit\nCIFF Shanghai is one of China’s most influential design and furniture events. In addition to the furniture exhibition\, there are several side events\, such as CIFF Select Show\, which selects products with the highest design content. On the other hand\, Design Eden – Contemporary Design Trade Fair will welcome Chinese brands specializing in high-end design\, brands known worldwide. In addition to design products\, CIFF offers an extensive program of side activities\, such as forums and seminars with Chinese and international guests. Finally\, the Creative Design Showcase\, curated by designer Zhu Xiaojie’s team\, is an excellent opportunity to see emerging designers and brands up close. \nCIFF Shanghai\, September\, 9-12\, 2025\nCIFF Shanghai is for professionals only\nSize: 1\,500 exhibitors\, 150\,000 visitors in 2023 \nVisit CIFF-sh.com website for more info \nIn the gallery\, some images from CIFF Shanghai 2024
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-celebration-at-ciff-shanghai-2025/
LOCATION:National Exhibition & Convention Center Shanghai Hongqiao\, 168 East Yinggang Road\, Shanghai\, China
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Maison & Objet 2025
DESCRIPTION:From 2025\, Maison et Objet unites its September and January shows under a single\, bold vision. The trade show attracts 70\,000 unique visitors per session\, 40% international\, with 1\,000 journalists\, influencers\, and bloggers\, and 2\,500 brands\, 25% of which are new. The two shows\, together\, catalyze connections\, foster networking\, and showcase global design.\nThe September edition 2025 takes place form 4th to 8th \nDiscover more on Maison & Objet \nMaison & Objet 2024\, photo Anne-Emmanuelle Thion\, courtesy Maison & Objet \nSeptember 2025\nThe September edition acts as a laboratory of ideas. It emphasizes young talent\, experimental design\, and cross-disciplinary innovation. Visitors explore six sections: Cook&Share\, Decor&Design\, Craft\, Fragrance&Wellness\, Fashion&Accessories\, and Gift&Play.\nThe Design District highlights emerging designers\, architects\, publishers\, AI innovators\, and young decoration brands\, with programs like Rising Talent Awards Germany\, Future On Stage\, Maison&Objet Factory\, and Accor Design Awards. \nDesign District: Hall Haus\, Portrait by Marion Gomez\, courtesy Maison & Objet \nArtistic director Amélie Pichard brings craftsmanship\, playfulness\, and responsible design. Immersive installations like Welcome Home showcase objects as creative manifestos. Partnerships with fashion schools and incubators support young brands in the Fashion & Accessories\, Cook & Share\, and Gift & Play sectors. Around twenty conferences highlight innovation and dialogue. \nThe Factory initiatives\nMaison et Objet 2025 also spotlights emerging brands through multiple Factory initiatives. The Factory by Ulule presents twenty crowdfunding-backed brands in Cook & Share and Gift & Play\, such as OSCO non-alcoholic aperitifs\, Maison Primavera ceramics\, Les Petits Architectes’ child-safe knives\, Fabli interactive readers\, Dr. Jonquille & Mr. Ail gardening kits\, and Loumio Paris UV-protective swimwear. \nFactory by the City of Paris showcases fifteen young local brands across Fashion & Accessories and Fragrance & Wellness\, emphasizing sustainable\, Made in Paris craftsmanship\, including SŒUR & MER recycled jewelry\, Atelier Penso leather goods\, and Possery ready-to-wear. \nDiscover Milan Design Week  \nMaison & Objet 2024 \nFactory by Paris Design Week supports six former graduates from the Marais district\, offering commercial springboards within the Design District in Hall 5A. The Factory by Émergence spotlights French brands in tableware and kitchen accessories\, providing central locations\, turnkey scenography\, and enhanced visibility. \nIn September: Paris Design Week \nParis Design Week runs simultaneously across five city venues\, featuring 150 designers from thirty countries. Exhibitions highlight collectible design\, craft\, and international trends. Maison et Objet 2025 positions Paris as the global hub for creativity\, experimentation\, and professional growth\, offering visitors a full view of the future of design. \n \nMaison et Objet 2025: key takeaways\n1. Core Vision\n\nTwo Shows\, One Vision: September and January united to catalyze connections\, networking\, and professional growth.\nStats:\n\n70\,000 unique visitors per session\n40% international\n1\,000 journalists\, influencers\, bloggers\n2\,500 brands\, 25% new each show\n\n\n\n2. September Edition – Experimental & Creative\n\nFocus: young talent\, innovation\, cross-disciplinary synergies\nSectors (6):\n\nCook & Share – culinary arts\, kitchen innovation\nDecor & Design – transformative interior ideas\nCraft / Art Trades – material and craftsmanship celebration\nFragrance & Wellness – olfactory & well-being experiences\nFashion & Accessories – fusion of design and fashion\nGift & Play – toys and gifts\, creative products\n\n\nDesign District Highlights:\n\nYoung designers\, architects\, publishers\, AI innovators\nPrograms:\n\nRising Talent Awards Germany – 7 emerging designers\nFuture On Stage – 3 companies under 3 years\, innovation-driven\nMaison & Objet Factory – commercial platform for prior Paris Design Week talent\nAccor Design Awards – student architecture & hotel design\n\n\n\n\nArtistic Direction:\n\nAmélie Pichard: eclectic\, playful\, responsible design\nInstallations like Welcome Home blending craft and immersion\n\n\nConferences / Talks:\n\nOpening talk by Amélie Pichard\nDesign roundtables (past vs future)\nRising Talent Awards jury discussions\n\n\n\n3. Factory Initiatives – Spotlighting Emerging Talent\n3.1 Factory by Ulule \n\nFocus: crowdfunding-backed brands\nLocations: Cook & Share\, Gift & Play\nBrands & Examples:\n\nOSCO – non-alcoholic aperitifs\nMaison Primavera – ceramics & textiles\nLes Petits Architectes – child-safe knife\nFabli – interactive\, screen-free children’s reader\nDr. Jonquille & Mr. Ail – educational gardening kits & app\nLoumio Paris – UV-protective swimsuits\n\n\n\n3.2 Factory by the City of Paris \n\nFocus: young Parisian brands\, Made in Paris label\nLocation: Hall 7\, between Fashion & Accessories and Fragrance & Wellness\nBrands & Examples:\n\nSŒUR & MER – recycled gold & silver jewelry\nAtelier Penso – durable leather goods from luxury leftovers\nPossery – ready-to-wear using agro-food leather waste\n\n\n\n3.3 Factory by Paris Design Week \n\nSupports graduates from Paris Design Week Factory\nCommercial springboard at Design District\, Hall 5A\nIncludes: 6 former participants showcasing collections in B2B\nGoal: accelerate commercialization\, professional growth\n\n3.4 Factory by Émergence \n\nFocus: French brands in tableware & kitchen accessories\nLocation: Hall 4\, Cook & Share\nPartners: Confédération des Arts de la Table\, Francéclat\, Synetam\, CICF\, FFEF\nFeatures: 24 m² spotlight\, central location\, turnkey scenography\, collective communication\nEligibility: French brands <10 years\, creative & distinctive\n\n4. Paris Design Week – City-Wide Creative Flow\n\nDates: September 4–8\, 2025\nLocations: 5 venues in Marais district\nHighlights:\n\n150 designers from 30 countries\nThemes: collectible design\, craft design\, international design\nVenues:\n\n17 rue Commines – collectible design\n84 & 116 rue de Turenne – publishers & craft design\n7 rue Froissart & 97 rue de Turenne – Design in China\n\n\n\n\n\nWhy visit\nMaison & Objet Paris has the power of one of the world’s biggest trade fairs \nMaison & Objet hosts 2\,500 exhibitors\, 55 percent from abroad. On average\, it has about 70\,000 visitors\, 45% from abroad\, from 150 countries. Of these 70\,000\, 30\,000 are professional operators with decision-making power. In addition\, each edition hosts 1\,500 journalists\, influencers\, and bloggers.  \nIn addition to the fair\, Maison & Objet has activated a digital platform\, MOM\, which\, over time\, has become a marketplace for decoration and table art. MOM has over 480 thousand visitors and over 1.5 million subscribers on various social media.  \nThe September edition of Maison & Objet also includes Paris Design Week\, which runs 4-13 September 2024. Paris Design Week involves showrooms and design galleries in Paris.  \n  \nDiscover more on Paris Design Week 2025 \nMaison & Objet\, Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center\, Paris\, September\, 4-8\, 2024\nMaison & Objet is for professional only\nSize: 2.500 exhibitors\, 70.000 visitors (average)\nVisit website Maison-Objet.com for more info \n 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/maison-objet-2025/
LOCATION:Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center\, ZAC Paris Nord 2\, Villepinte\, Paris\, 93420\, France
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Design Miami Seoul
DESCRIPTION:This September\, Design Miami launches its first multi-day event under the new Design Miami.In Situ initiative with a landmark exhibition co-created with the Seoul Design Foundation.\nFrom September 2-14 (preview September 1st)\, 2025\, the exhibition transforms Seoul’s iconic Dongdaemun Design Plaza into a global design stage\, coinciding with Frieze Seoul and Kiaf. \nDiscover the Design Miami universe \nDongdaemun Design Plaza\, Seoul \nThe exhibition\, Illuminated: A Spotlight on Korean Design\, unveils over 170 works of Korean design\, marking the city’s first major international collectible design event. Curated by Korean design authority Hyeyoung Cho\, the show takes its title from the Korean word “조명 (jo-myeong)\,” meaning “to illuminate.” The exhibition embodies the design Seoul’s soul\, by celebrating Korea’s rich design heritage and showcasing innovators who redefined the field – from traditional craftsmanship to pioneering design visions – while inspiring future generations. \nAs a UNESCO City of Design\, Seoul stands at the intersection of heritage and innovation. Zaha Hadid’s Dongdaemun Design Plaza offers an architectural icon for this inaugural In Situ program. Complementing the exhibition\, visitors can also join the new Design Talks program. \nDesign Miami.In Situ Seoul: highlights\nKorean design flourishes in the coexistence of tradition and modernity\, rooted in Confucian respect for intergenerational knowledge. This duality anchors “Illuminated: A Spotlight on Korean Design”. \n\nDahyeon Yoo (Seoul) reinvents Joseon-era straw craft by applying the technique to leather in her Harmony series (2023-2025). Her woven leather cases emphasize balance and symmetry as symbols of inner harmony.\nGallery LVS & Craft (Seoul) presents ceramicist Dongjun Kim\, who continues the legacy of Joseon white porcelain. Using wood-fired kilns instead of modern gas or electric methods\, Kim creates vessels like Moon Jar (2024)\, defined by its simplicity and textured irregularities.\nFriedman Benda (New York/Los Angeles) honors Byung Hoon Choi\, a seminal figure in Korean design. Choi\, founder of The Society for the Creation of Decorative and Applied Arts in 1977\, merges traditional materials – wood\, clay\, granite – with contemporary sculptural forms. His works “afterimage of beginning 021-577 (2021) and 018-499 (2018)” embody the balance of natural and human-made.\n\nDiscover Design Miami 2024 \nGallery LVS & Craft at Illuminated\, Design Miami.In Situ\, Seoul 2025. Photo Courtesy Gallery LVS & Craft \nThrough these artists\, Design Miami Seoul emerges as a platform where legacy informs innovation. \nFrom local to global\nCurator Hyeyoung Cho champions collaboration\, highlighting how Korean designers adapt to global trends while preserving cultural identity. \n\nObjects With Narratives (Brussels/Geneva) fosters cross-cultural dialogue by presenting designers such as Hakmin Lee\, Rahee Yoon\, Sukkeun Kang\, and Junsu Kim. Lee’s Paw Bench transforms toy-like imagery into functional sculpture\, while Kang’s Just After Sunset S1-1 captures fleeting natural moments in lacquered wood and iron.\nMarta (Los Angeles) showcases Minjae Kim’s retreat-inspired furnishings\, including Daybed With Pillow\, Ruffled Chair\, and Lamp With Roof\, merging Western typologies with Korean traditions.\nSalon 94 Design (New York) introduces Sally J. Han x Locatelli Partners\, Jay Sae Jung Oh\, Jaiik Lee\, and Kwangho Lee. Oh’s Salvage series repurposes household objects into sculptural statements on abundance and waste\, while Lee presents his Copper Enamel Chair (2022)\, defined by irregular form and patina.\nSIDE Gallery (Barcelona) presents Gyuhan Lee\, Donghoon Sohn\, Hyeokjin Lee\, and Jinyeong Yeon. Gyuhan Lee weaves discarded packaging into functional furniture\, while Hyeokjin Lee’s Invisible Chair series questions presence and absence through fence structures.\nCarpenter’s Workshop Gallery (New York/London/Paris/Los Angeles) brings Paris-based Korean designer Wonmin Park\, presenting works from his Stone & Steel series\, juxtaposing volcanic rock and industrial steel.\nCharles Burnand Gallery (London) highlights six Korean voices including Mia Jung\, Myungtaek Jung\, Heechan Kim\, and Kyeok Kim. Kim debuts her Second Surface Chandelier 02\, crafted with ottchil lacquer\, copper wire\, and wood\, extending centuries-old craft into contemporary sculptural form.\n\nThese international presentations reinforce design in Seoul as a bridge between local tradition and global design culture. \nPaw Bench\, 2022 by Hakmin Lee for Objects with Narratives at Illuminated\, Design Miami.In Situ\, Seoul 2025. Photo courtesy Objects with Narratives \nCraft and Materiality\nCraft mastery remains a cornerstone of Korean design\, celebrating slow processes in a fast-paced world. \n\nJ. Lohmann Gallery (New York) features Jongjin Park\, who layers up to 1\,000 porcelain-painted paper sheets into millefeuille vessels with vivid textures.\nSOLUNA Fine Craft (Seoul) presents Dayhe Jeong’s intricate horsehair works\, rooted in traditional millinery weaves\, such as “A Time of Serenity” (2025).\nGallery SKLO (Seoul)\, the city’s only gallery dedicated to contemporary glass\, presents pioneering artists like Kira Kim\, Joonyong Kim\, Jiyong Lee\, and Sunghoon Park\, each pushing glass as a sculptural medium capturing light and nature.\n\nYellowish Deep Gray Night\, 2024 by Joonyong Kim for Gallery Sklo at Illuminated\, Design Miami.In Situ\, Seoul 2025. Photo courtesy Gallery Sklo \nPreservation and the natural world\nKorean design also embraces sustainability and respect for resources. \n\nKyounghee Kim (Seoul) creates delicate bojagi patchworks from silk organza\, continuing a tradition of sustainable textile reuse.\nMinwook Kim (Busan) crafts vessels that follow the natural grain\, cracks\, and knots of wood\, allowing the material to dictate form.\nFABRIKR (Seoul) expands its upcycling practice with original epoxy resin works like the “Sparrow Chair and Nest Table”.\nJungin Lee\, presented by Charles Burnand Gallery\, adapts traditional ‘hanji’ paper techniques into sculptural chairs that merge sustainable tradition with contemporary form.\n\nTogether\, these works affirm Seoul as a hub where preservation\, craft\, and innovation intersect. \nWhy visit?\n\nExperience Design Miami’s first-ever Seoul edition\nSee Illuminated: A Spotlight on Korean Design with 170+ works\nDiscover how design in Seoul blends tradition with innovation\nExplore Korean craft legacies – ceramics\, textiles\, glass\, and more\nEncounter global galleries alongside Seoul’s design pioneers\nVisit Dongdaemun Design Plaza\, Zaha Hadid’s architectural icon\nJoin Design Talks \nCelebrate Seoul as a UNESCO City of Design \nConnect with the global art scene during Frieze Seoul & Kiaf \nWitness Seoul shine as a new hub for collectible design\n\nDesign Miami.In Situ Seoul\, September\, 1-14\, 2025\nFor professional and general public\nAttendance is complimentary upon registration\nSize: over 30 galleries\, over 170 Korean design works\nVisit Designmiami.com website for more info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-miami-seoul/
LOCATION:Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)\, 281 Eulji-ro\, Jung District\, Seoul\, Korea\, Democratic People's Republic of
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:NeoCon Chicago\, the office interior design show
DESCRIPTION:NeoCon is North America’s most important trade show\, dedicated to office interior design. It has taken place annually in June at Chicago’s Merchandise Mart since 1969. The next edition takes place June 9-11\, 2025. \nThe Merchandise Mart in Chicago \nThe post-World War II period was a testament to human resilience and creativity in adversity. In Europe\, architects and designers\, despite the need to rebuild from rubble and scarce finances\, invented innovative solutions that have left an indelible mark in history. Even in the United States\, where reconstruction was not a necessity\, the level of creative production in contract interior design in the mid-century was nothing short of astounding. Florence Knoll\, a pioneer in her own right\, brought together renowned designers and architects to create furniture for Knoll\, while leading the way in office design. George Nelson and Robert Propst\, with their visionary thinking\, conceived Herman Miller’s Action Office. \nDiscover IDS – Interior Design Show in Toronto  \nIn this sparkling mood\, the first International Contract Exposition and Congress took place in 1967 at Chicago’s McCormick Place\, with more than 200 exhibitors in office design and furniture fields. Unfortunately\, a fire destroyed the venue\, and the Merchandise Mart then became the site of the first NeoCon in Chicago. The first NeoCon\, which ran June 22-27\, 1969\, had 750 exhibitors. More than a hundred\, including moderators and speakers\, participated in the seminars and conferences.  \nDiscover Domotex 2024 \nThe NeoCon in Chicago \nA trade show for office and contract interior design\nIn the following decades\, many things happened in North America\, both in office interior design and furniture design. In 1973\, the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturers Association (BIFMA) was established. At the same time\, the American Institute of Decorators (AID) and the National Society of Interior Designers (NSID) came together in 1975\, to establish the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID). IBM introduced the first PC in 1981\, and in 1984\, the first Apple Macintosh came out. Computers greatly influenced office interior design\, as computer use required new chairs and desks\, with different postures. Stylistically\, with the first Memphis exhibition in Milan in 1981\, Postmodernism spread from architecture to furniture. Manufacturers turned to well-known postmodern and deconstructivist architects\, such as Robert Venturi\, Frank Gehry\, and Peter Eisenman\, to design objects and furniture. \nDiscover the January Furniture Show \nThe Formica Colorcore\, 1983 \nMade in Italy at NeoCon Chicago\nIn 1982\, NeoCon witnessed its first international exhibition\, Italcenter\, on the eighth floor of the Merchandise Mart. Under the Italian Trade Commission (now ITA or ICE)\, Italcenter showcased the work of ten Italian companies\, in an exhibition design by the renowned Lella and Massimo Vignelli. These ten companies\, Skipper\, Bieffe\, Estel\, Fantoni\, Faram\, Giovannetti\, Skema\, Technolinea\, and Unifor\, represented the global reach of office design and furniture at NeoCon Chicago in 1982. \nDiscover CIFF Guangzhou 2024 \nThe Italcenter\, exhibition design by Lella and Massimo Vignelli\, 1982 \nNeoCon Chicago: 50 years of office interior and contract interior design \nFrom 1990 to the present\, NeoCon has been a platform for numerous events and innovations\, both in products and in display. 1990 marked the inception of the first Best of NeoCon award\, sponsored by Facilities Design and Management magazine. Today\, the prestigious award is sponsored by Contract magazine. In 2002\, Michael Braungart and William McDonough published ‘Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things\,’ a groundbreaking research that set the stage for sustainability in the industry. Since then\, companies have been actively working on process sustainability\, and trade shows like NeoCon have adapted to these changing times. \nToday\, NeoCon is one of the world’s most important trade fairs in the office design and furniture sector. The others are CIFF\, in Guangzhou\, and Orgatec\, which takes place every two years in October in Cologne\, Germany. \nWhy visit\nNeoCon is one of the world’s most influential and historic trade shows for office interior design; in fact\, the first edition took place in 1969. NeoCon is considered one of the leading platforms for launching product innovations; from here come trends in the office and contract sector\, which spread worldwide. Among the primary and already interesting features\, moreover\, NeoCon is a trade fair and exhibition\, where showroom and exhibition have always been of great importance. To name a few\, Arata Isozaki\, Michael Graves\, Robert A.M. Stern and Lella and Massimo Vignelli have designed showrooms at NeoCon. With more than 400 exhibitors\, about 100\,000 square meters\, and 50\,000 visitors\, NeoCon is among the world’s largest office and contract trade shows.\nThe next edition takes place June 10-12\, 2024 \nNeoCon\, Chicago\, June 9-11\, 2025\nFor professionals\, free entry upon registration\nSize: 400 brands\, 50\,000 visitors\nVisit Neocon.com for info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/neocon-chicago-the-office-interior-design-show/
LOCATION:The Mart\, 222\, Merchandise Mart Plaza\, Chicago\, IL\, IL 60654\, United States
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Design Shanghai 2025
DESCRIPTION:Design Shanghai stands as one of the world’s leading international design shows – and Asia’s top design platform. Every year\, it redefines creativity in China’s booming design scene. \nAt Design Shanghai 2024\, over 600 global brands gathered across four curated sections. The event welcomed 81\,397 visitors from around the world. It offered a unique opportunity to connect with Asia’s top architects\, interior designers\, developers\, and creative leaders. \nDesign Shanghai 2025\, the 12th edition\, runs June 4-7. As the region’s most influential design event\, it drives global trends and fosters long-term partnerships. \nDiscover Design Shanghai 2024 \nDesign Shanghai 2024 \nDesign Shanghai 2025: the attendance \n\n86% trade professionals\nChina’s leading architects and Western counterparts\nRenowned global interior designers\nTop-tier property developers from Shanghai and beyond\nHigh-level buyers and decision-makers\nAffluent\, design-savvy public\n\nWhat to expect \nFour Dynamic Halls: \n1. Furniture & Lighting Design\nExplore the best in furniture and lighting from global brands and rising stars. This hall is the heart of Design Shanghai\, celebrating creativity and craftsmanship. \n2. Kitchen\, Bathroom & Systems Design\nSee advanced solutions shaping modern living environments. \n3. New Materials & Applications\nTouch the future. This section showcases cutting-edge materials from top international brands. Designers\, engineers\, and artists gain hands-on experience with materials across all lifecycle stages. \n4. Living & Lifestyle Design\nDive into design that enhances everyday life—home\, fashion\, and wellness innovations. \nDiscover CIFF Guangzhou 2025 \nDesign Shanghai 2024 \nSpotlight: Special Features\nMaterials First – Hall 3\nExperience a tactile journey through the lifecycle of materials—raw to refined. \nRe:Materialize – Hall 2\nCelebrate material-driven design. Co-hosted by Rong Design Library and Design Shanghai 2025\, this exhibition aligns with the 2025/26 Materials Trend Report. \nCollectible Design & Art – Hall 3\nDiscover limited edition artworks and objects curated from leading global talents. \nTALENTS – Fifth Edition\nTheme: Confronting Conflict\n25 emerging designers respond to today’s challenges with bold creations. The TALENTS jury interacts with exhibitors\, encouraging dialogue and reflection. \nneooold at Design Shanghai 2025\nFounded by Chen Min\, neooold explores “Mass Wonders”—a tribute to the beauty of handmade objects and the return to mindful creation. \nTalents at Design Shanghai 2024 \nForums\, Workshops & Networking\nJoin world-class thinkers at the Design Shanghai Global Design Conference\, CMF Conference\, and Design for Wellbeing Conference. Explore future trends and strategies through curated talks and workshops. \nNetwork with China’s Creative Community\nDesign Shanghai collaborates with top studios\, luxury brands\, and media to host exclusive networking events. The Design Shanghai @Xintiandi Design Festival continues to spotlight 100+ of Shanghai’s most exciting creative spaces. \nWhy visit\n\nChina is the world’s largest luxury market\nBy 2030\, China’s middle class will reach 1 billion people\nShanghai’s design industry will surpass ¥2 trillion by 2025\nSince 2012\, the city’s design economy has grown over 10% annually\n200\,000+ companies work in China’s design and property sectors\n10M+ professionals in related creative fields\nFurniture market projected to grow 13.23% annually through 2026\nBy 2025: 20 national industrial design centers\, 200 innovation hubs\nShanghai aims to be a top global “City of Design” by 2030\n\nDesign Shanghai\, June 4-7\, 2025\nFor professionals and general public\nSize: 500 brands\, 100\,000 visitors\nShanghai World Expo Exhibition and Convention Center \nVisit Designshanghai.com for info\nOpening hours 2025:\n4 June\, h. 12 – 9 pm \n5 June\, h. 10 am – 6 pm \n6 June\, h. 10 am – 6 pm\n7 June\, h. 10 am – 5 pm \nSome images from Design Shanghai 2024
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-shanghai-2025/
LOCATION:Shanghai World EXPO Exhibition & Convention Center\, 1099\, Guazhan Road\, Pudong New Area\, Shanghai\, 200126\, China
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SUMMARY:ICFF New York 2025
DESCRIPTION:ICFF Returns to NYC: Celebrating Global Design and Human-Centered Innovation\nICFF\, the International Contemporary Furniture Fair\, North America’s premier platform for contemporary design since 1989\, returns to the Javits Center from May 18 – 20\, 2025. Renowned for its global reach and forward-thinking curation\, ICFF 2025 promises an immersive experience designed to reflect the evolving design landscape and foster international creativity and collaboration. \nDesigning in Harmony: A Global Vision\nThis year’s theme\, Designing in Harmony\, focuses on multicultural\, multi-sensory\, and human-centered design. The event will spotlight craftsmanship\, sustainability\, and meaningful connection—creating a dynamic environment that inspires creativity and dialogue across cultures. \nAttendees will explore an expansive range of cutting-edge furniture\, lighting\, seating\, textiles\, and interior innovations through redesigned exhibit spaces\, curated programming\, and global partnerships. \nDiscover Clerkenwell Design Week 2025 \nICFF 2024 \nAs the U.S. design market navigates economic shifts and climate challenges—like recent natural disasters in Los Angeles—ICFF embraces the urgency for resilient\, adaptive\, and sustainable solutions. The fair aims to spark new ideas and industry evolution through inclusive dialogue and visionary design. \n“Creativity and empathy should guide our industry’s future. By focusing on thoughtful\, sustainable design\, we can help build a stronger\, more human-centered economy\,” said ICFF Brand Directors Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat. \nA new floor plan\nThe 2025 layout\, envisioned by Rodolfo Agrella Design Studio (RADS)\, introduces distinct experiential zones under one roof. These thoughtfully designed areas promote seamless exploration and meaningful engagement between exhibitors and attendees. \nICFF 2025: celebrating global talent\nICFF continues to amplify global voices\, connecting North American buyers and designers with trailblazers from around the world. Expect standout contributions from exhibitors representing Argentina\, Belgium\, Japan\, South Africa\, the UK\, and more—including sustainable leaders like Secto\, Midgard\, and Woud. \nRead more about NYCxDesign  \nICFF 2024 \nFeature highlights\nMorpho by Tomorrowland\, Ethnicraft & Dieter Vander Velpen\nUnveiling at ICFF 2025\, Morpho marks Tomorrowland’s debut into furniture design\, blending contemporary Art Nouveau aesthetics with Belgian craftsmanship to extend the festival’s legacy into lifestyle and architecture. \nWANTED\nThis hub for emerging design talent features Launch Pad\, Look Book\, a Schools Showcase\, and hands-on mentorship—spotlighting the next generation of creative leaders. \nWelcome Lounge x Ligne Roset\nServing as the official entry point to ICFF\, this space invites visitors to experience Ligne Roset’s latest collections in a relaxed\, elegant setting. \nWanted at ICFF 2024 \nBespoke: the art of making\nIn partnership with Architectural Digest and AD PRO\, this salon showcases artisanal mastery in interiors and finishes. Designed by MAWD and sponsored by Edelweiss Pianos and Ferreira de Sá\, it offers a luxurious space for connection and conversation. \nAqua Atelier by Grohe\nThis sustainability-focused showcase in the Kitchen & Bath section highlights innovative water-saving solutions and materials for the modern home. \nOFS x ROOM\nThis collaborative studio space returns with two podcast series—In the Room at ICFF and For Designers on Design—featuring live conversations with top industry voices. \nJuniper Recharge Lounge\nThis new central lounge offers a space to unwind\, work\, and recharge—both personally and electronically. Powered by Juniper’s Ground Control systems and illuminated by its Multiverse collection\, it’s an energizing meeting place. \nThe Library x Phaidon\nExplore design literature in this curated reading space adjacent to the Mainstage. In partnership with Phaidon and sponsored by Flokk/Hag\, the library will feature talks and book signings\, including Defining Style: The Book of Interior Design. \nDiscover Design Shanghai  \nICFF 2024 \nICFF Talks\nTwo main venues – The Mainstage (sponsored by Moroso) and The Oasis – will host inspiring panels and workshops covering inclusivity\, materials innovation\, sustainability\, and business strategy. Highlights include speakers like Patrizia Moroso\, Dieter Vander Velpen\, Jared Blake\, and Daniel Germani. \nDining Lounge x Be Original Americas\nDesigned by Rarify and RADS in partnership with Be Original Americas\, this immersive dining space doubles as a learning experience about authentic design. \nThe Café\nA new oasis for refreshments and relaxation\, featuring high-end outdoor furniture from Dedon and Gloster. \nICFF Editors Awards\nA signature event of the fair\, the Editors Awards return on Sunday\, May 18 at 5:30 p.m. to honor excellence across categories. Hosted by writer and comedian Dan Mahboubian Rosen\, the ceremony celebrates standout achievements in design. \nStrengthening Ties with NYCxDESIGN \nICFF is proud to deepen its collaboration with NYCxDESIGN\, enhancing the citywide festival and uniting the local and international design communities for a more cohesive celebration of creativity. \n“We’re building a festival that connects design thinking with community impact\,” said Brand Directors Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat. \nWhy visit\nEmphasizing original and sustainable design\, ICFF showcases a diverse array of furnishing products for residential\, contract\, and hospitality settings. The event attracts an audience of over 10\,000 architects\, interior designers\, retailers\, distributors\, developers\, and members of the press. More than 450 established and emerging design brands from over 35 countries come together to exhibit their latest innovations. \nOn the show floor\, attendees can draw inspiration from ICFF Talks—a curated series of panel discussions\, keynote presentations\, and in-depth conversations featuring some of the most influential voices in the industry. The event also offers ample opportunities to expand professional networks\, from spontaneous interactions on the floor to curated evening gatherings. ICFF fosters a dynamic environment where attendees and exhibitors connect\, share business insights\, and strengthen ties within the global design community. \nICFF\, Javits Center\, New York\, May 18-20\, 2025\nFor professionals (general public on Tuesday\, May 20th) \nSize: 450 exhibitors\, 10\,000 visitors \nVisit ICFF.com for info \nIn the photogallery\, some images of the exhibitors at Launch Pad 2025
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/icff-new-york-2025/
LOCATION:Jacob Javits Convention Center\, 429 11th Ave\, New York City\, NY\, 10001\, United States
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Milan Salone del Mobile
DESCRIPTION:The Milan Salone del Mobile\, launched in Milan in 1961 to promote Italian furniture and accessory exports\, is now the world’s leading event in the furnishing and design sector. \nDiscover Milan Salone del Mobile 2024  \nMilan Salone del Mobile in Milan\, photo courtesy Salone del Mobile.Milano \nThe Salone Internazionale del Mobile takes place every year in April. In odd-numbered years it comes together with the biennial Euroluce\, in even-numbered years with EuroCucina and the International Bathroom Exhibition. It’s also co-located with the annual International Furnishing Accessories Exhibition and Workplace3.0. These events take place with FTK (Technology For the Kitchen)\, the co-located show with EuroCucina\, and S.Project\, the exhibition for design products and decorative and technical furnishing solutions. Since 1998\, the SaloneSatellite completed the show. This is the reference point for young designers and new talent. \nDiscover Milan Design Week Essentials 2025  \nEntrance at Salone del Mobile.Milano\, photo Alessandro Russotti\, courtesy Salone del Mobile.Milano \nThe most important trade show in Milan\nOver the years\, the Salone del Mobile.Milano has generated growing interest around the world\, gradually becoming more and more important. In 1994\, it became the most relevant furniture and design trade show in the world and still is. Thanks to the massive number of visitors\, the Salone del Mobile.Milano has become the most significant event in the city of Milan. In the week of the fair\, in fact\, the city comes alive with a thousand or so side events\, brought together in a circuit that goes by the name of Fuorisalone. Salone and Fuorisalone together shape Milano Design Week\, an event that attracts about 500\,000 people worldwide to Milan each year. \nDiscover the preview of Milan Design Week 2025 \nA global event\nUnder the Salone del Mobile.Milano umbrella\, more than 2\,300 of the world’s most dynamic and creative companies present themselves every year at the Rho Fiera Milano exhibition center\, on a total net area of almost 210\,000 square meters. \nOver 300\,000 trade visitors\, almost 70% from 188 countries\, visit the fair annually. Not to mention the side events\, all of which are curated by leading international artists and designers. This is the Salone\, now in its 62nd year; a global platform with the “privilege of topicality” that sheds light on the state of the art of design. Every year\, for years. \nDiscover Milan Design Week 2024\n\n \nSalone del Mobile.Milano\, entrance. Photo Alessandro Russotti\, courtesy Salone del Mobile.Milano \nSalone del Mobile international editions\nUntil the pandemic\, the Salone also hosted two international editions. The Saloni WorldWide Moscow trade fair took place every October at the Crocus Expo exhibition center. It involved around 300 Italian and foreign companies and was launched in 2005. In 2018\, the event was renamed Salone del Mobile.Milano Moscow\, underlining its close ties with Milan. On the other side\, Salone del Mobile.Milano Shanghai was launched in 2016 and took place every year in November at the Shanghai Exhibition Centre. More than 120 Italian brands presented outstanding\, innovative\, and creative furnishing solutions of the highest manufacturing quality. \nRead more about the history of the Design Weeks \nEntrance at Salone del Mobile.Milano\, photo Alessandro Russotti\, courtesy Salone del Mobile.Milano \nSustainability at Salone del Mobile.Milano\nThe Salone del Mobile.Milano is publishing an extended version of the sustainability guidelines. \nSalone is aware that any corporate sustainability initiative is more effective and complete with the active participation of all stakeholders. For this reason\, it distributes its green guidelines to all exhibiting companies to support them as much as possible in designing\, planning\, and implementing their trade fair activities. Green guidelines also provide an increasingly effective answer to how to set up exhibition spaces with full respect to the environment so that a major trade fair event such as the Salone becomes increasingly sustainable. \nThe aim is to encourage all exhibitors and provide them with concrete indications to support the innovative and eco-friendly design of temporary booths. From Salone’s point of view\, this means prioritizing the well-being of all stakeholders and achieving a positive balance between the social\, economic\, and environmental aspects. \nDiscover the best booths at Milan Salone del Mobile 2024 \nWhy visit\nThe Salone del Mobile.Milano is for professionals only\, is open to the general public only on Saturday and Sunday\, and to students on Friday\, Saturday and Sunday.\nInterior designers\, architects\, and information and communication professionals visit the Salone for several reasons. First\, furniture manufacturers showcase their new products here\, so it is an opportunity to catch up on innovations in interior design and furniture. However\, there are other aspects to consider. One of these\, for example\, is the displays\, which are particularly interesting to architects and interior designers.\nIn general\, the Salone is of interest to those interested in lifestyle content\, thanks to the presence of the world’s best furniture brands. \nIn 2025\, the layout of the pavilions has changed. Find the new map on the website \nTip: Journalists\, bloggers and media workers can enter at 8:30 a.m. \n \nSalone del Mobile.Milano\nFor professionals only\nOpen to the public on Saturday and Sunday\nSize: 2.500 exhibitors\, 350\,000 visitors\nVisit Salonemilano.it website for more info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/milan-salone-del-mobile/
LOCATION:Rho-Fieramilano\, Strada Statale del Sempione 28\, Rho (Milano)\, Milano\, 20017\, Italy
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SUMMARY:Casa Decor Madrid 2025
DESCRIPTION:In 2025\, Casa Decor\, the architecture and interior design exhibition held every spring in Madrid\, celebrates its 33rd anniversary and its 60th edition. The first edition was held in 1992\, in a historic and unique building—the first of many to come. Since then\, Casa Decor has gathered a collection of historic and distinctive buildings\, including palaces\, mansions\, banks\, embassies\, stately homes\, industrial buildings\, and even a convent. \nDiscover Madrid Design Festival \nThe project by Francesc Rifé at Casa Decor Madrid 2025 \nFor its 60th edition\, the event has chosen a true “Casa Decor building.” What does a “Casa Decor building” look like? It is a stately 19th-century palace with spacious interiors\, high ceilings\, lots of natural light\, and period details—in short\, a residential building from another era. In doing so\, Casa Decor stays true to its original mission: to discover\, restore\, showcase\, and open to the public the rich architectural heritage. \nCasa Decor Madrid 2025\, project Leroy Merlin by Estudio Querencia \nFor the 2025 edition\, Casa Decor returns to Chamberí\, a neighborhood with a strong historical connection to the event\, where seven editions have previously taken place. The building hosting the 2025 projects covers an area of 7\,141 square meters\, spread over the ground floor\, basement\, and four upper floors. It occupies an entire block on Calle Sagasta\, stretching from Plaza de Alonso Martínez to Calle Covarrubias. Although composed of two separate buildings\, they were designed as a single architectural and aesthetic unit. \nCasa Decor Madrid: a live magazine \nThe event lasts six weeks and features around fifty spaces\, decorated by both well-established professionals and young\, promising interior designers. Each edition brings together more than 200 exhibitors\, with 50 projects created by both professionals and companies\, all aiming to promote their work\, products\, or services through this comprehensive platform. It is a large collaborative initiative that supports and raises awareness for the interior design sector\, as well as consumer\, luxury\, and lifestyle brands. \nArquitalia – Borja Esteras for Aritco \nSince 1992\, more than 2\,000 professionals have participated in Casa Decor\, ranging from recognized names to emerging talents. Casa Decor has served as a showcase and a launching pad for the best interior designers of recent decades. The exhibition provides an ideal setting for creating lifestyle projects with complete creative freedom. Through a decorative project\, interior designers can present not only their creativity but also their working methods\, their signature style\, and how they bring their projects to life. Moreover\, the exhibition acts as a live decoration magazine\, offering visitors a sensory-rich experience as they walk through the spaces. It is a unique way to engage with the work of professionals in a deeply immersive and emotionally impactful manner. \nDiscover the booths at Milan Salone del Mobile 2024 \nStudio Senser for Exagres \nBusiness opportunities and media exposure\nCasa Decor also offers a significant business opportunity. Its visitors are potential clients with high purchasing power\, providing interior designers the chance to showcase the quality of their work in person. Thousands of decoration enthusiasts attend the event each year. \nEach edition of Casa Decor generates over a thousand news articles both online and offline and welcomes around a thousand journalists from more than 500 media outlets and communication channels. The exhibition has become one of the most important commercial\, social\, and cultural events in the Spanish capital. \nIn 2025\, Casa Decor presents a special Lifetime Achievement Award to interior designer Sandra Tarruella. With a distinguished career spanning over 30 years\, Sandra Tarruella is one of the leading figures in Catalan interior design\, with recognition throughout Spain and abroad. Her studio participated in Casa Decor Barcelona twice\, in 2003 and 2007. She now joins the prestigious list of past honorees\, which includes Pascua Ortega\, Javier Castilla\, Lorenzo Castillo\, Javier Muñoz\, Tomás Alía Muñoz\, Rafa Sitges\, Teresa Sapey\, and Francesc Rifé. \nFran Cisneros. Estudio de Paisajismo for Gresmanc \nWhy visit \n\nCasa Decor is a unique interior design\, trends\, and lifestyle platform held annually in a different iconic location in central Madrid.\n \n\nThe exhibition runs for 6 weeks each year.\n\nIt opens the doors of a distinctive\, historic building in Madrid to the public.\n\nIt features around 50 fully decorated spaces by both established professionals and emerging talents in interior design.\n\nEach edition gathers over 200 exhibitors\, including professionals and companies\, and serves as a dynamic commercial\, marketing\, and communication platform.\n\nCasa Decor promotes not only interior design but also consumer brands\, luxury goods\, and lifestyle companies.\n\nCasa Decor Madrid\n\n\nSize: 50 spaces\, 200 exhibitors\, 50\,000 visitors\nFor professionals and general public \n\n  \n\n\n 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/casa-decor-madrid-2025/
LOCATION:Sagasta 33\, Calle de Sagasta\, 33\, Madrid\, 28004\, Spain
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Style Bangkok 2025
DESCRIPTION:Style Bangkok is Asia’s premier lifestyle and fashion trade show. In 2025\, April 2-6\, takes place the 8th edition\, where creativity converges with sustainability in a celebration of Thai craftsmanship. Organized by the Department of International Trade Promotion at the Ministry of Commerce\, in collaboration with the Board of Trade of Thailand\, Style Bangkok serves as a vibrant platform for internationally-acclaimed Thai brands\, local designers\, SMEs\, and craftspeople. \nDiscover Style Bangkok 2024 \n \nA global destination for creativity\, craftsmanship and trade\nStyle Bangkok 2025 is more than just a trade fair—it’s a vibrant space where ideas\, craftsmanship\, and business intersect. Whether you are a buyer\, designer\, industry professional\, or simply passionate about unique lifestyle and fashion products\, this event serves as your gateway to the best of Thai and international design. Offering high-quality craftsmanship\, cutting-edge innovations\, sustainable production\, and valuable networking opportunities\, Style Bangkok 2025 delivers an experience unlike any other in Southeast Asia’s lifestyle and fashion industry. \nDiscover Bangkok Design Week  \n \nA true treasure trove of creativity\, Style Bangkok 2025 brings together a diverse selection of high-quality materials\, unique designs\, and exceptional craftsmanship—all under one roof. From responsibly sourced woods to exquisite textiles\, the event seamlessly merges craft with commerce\, offering buyers and visitors exclusive access to rare\, high-quality lifestyle and fashion products. The fair features seven core product categories\, including furniture that blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary aesthetics\, home décor that redefines interior spaces\, and fashion that showcases both Thai and international apparel and accessories. It also highlights houseware with beautiful and functional everyday essentials\, handcrafted gifts for every occasion\, innovative toys designed with sustainability in mind\, and natural\, high-quality health and beauty products. \n \nExplore must-see showcases and exhibitions\nStyle Bangkok 2025 is more than just a shopping experience—it’s a celebration of design\, creativity\, and culture. This year’s event will feature several must-see highlights\, such as “Pha Thai Sai Hai Sanook\,” an exhibition under the royal initiative of HRH Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya that presents Thai textiles in a contemporary and fashion-forward context. The ASEAN Furniture Design Award\, themed “Seat for the Future\,” will showcase finalist designs from emerging ASEAN furniture designers\, with winners being judged live at the event. Visitors can also explore the DEmark & G-Mark Award Showcase\, where award-winning designs from Thailand and Japan take center stage\, emphasizing aesthetics\, sustainability\, and functionality. Additionally\, art toy collectors will be drawn to the exclusive and limited-edition designer toys featured in the Art Toy Showcase. \nStyle Bangkok 2025: a stage for SME creators & emerging talents\nStyle Bangkok 2025 champions local talent and small businesses\, providing a global stage for SME exhibitors and rising designers. The event is a perfect platform for buyers and visitors to discover unique\, handcrafted creations that embody Thai creativity and craftsmanship. Special zones such as “The New Faces” highlight the work of emerging Thai designers and Micro-SMEs\, offering fresh talent and one-of-a-kind creations. Meanwhile\, “Designers’ Room & Talent Thai” serves as a hub for Thailand’s next-generation designers\, presenting forward-thinking fashion\, home décor\, and lifestyle products. \nDiscover Taiwan Design Expo 2024  \n \nSustainability and Creativity Intertwined at the Heart of Design & Trade\nWith responsibility at its core\, Style Bangkok 2025 prioritizes eco-conscious production\, ethical sourcing\, and circular economy principles. Many exhibitors align with ESG (Environmental\, Social\, and Governance) initiatives and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)\, ensuring that their products meet high-quality standards while making a positive environmental impact. The Sustainable Gifts & Decorative Exhibition will showcase eco-conscious home décor and lifestyle products crafted with sustainability in mind. The STYLE Gallery will present experimental designs\, fine arts\, and sculptures from students at Chulalongkorn University’s Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts. Meanwhile\, the Niche Market Showcase will highlight products tailored for unique consumer groups\, including pet essentials\, mother and child care items\, glamping gear\, and senior-friendly designs. \n \nWhy visit?\nStyle Bangkok 2025 is not just an exhibition—it’s an interactive experience. Visitors have the exclusive opportunity to meet the creators and manufacturers behind the products\, forging valuable connections through business matching and networking sessions designed to connect exhibitors with buyers and trade professionals. The event also extends its reach beyond the exhibition halls through live commerce and digital trade\, utilizing live-streaming and online platforms to introduce Thai lifestyle products to global markets. \nExclusive insights from industry leaders will be shared through expert seminars and trend talks. Notable sessions include “New Trends in Contemporary Design: Opportunities & Insights for Thai Entrepreneurs\,” presented by Italian designer Matteo Ragni\, and “Material Trend for the Future – The Potential of the Materials Business\,” led by Japanese material expert Junya Kitagawara. \nStyle Bangkok 2025 is where creativity\, sustainability\, and business come together\, offering an unparalleled experience for anyone passionate about lifestyle\, fashion\, and design. \nStyle Bangkok\, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center\, April 2-6\, 2025\nApril 2-4 open to Professional\, h. 10 am – 6 pm\nApril 5-6 open to General public\, h. 10 am – 9 pm\nSize: 500 exhibitors\, 800 booths\, 25\,000 visitors \nVisit StyleBangkokFair.com website for info and registration
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/style-bangkok-2025/
LOCATION:Queen Sirikit National Convention Center\, 60 Queen Sirikit National Convention Center\, Ratchadaphisek Road\, Khlong Toei Sub-district\, Khlong Toei District\, Bangkok\, Thailand
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:CIFF Guangzhou - China International Furniture Fair
DESCRIPTION:CIFF Guangzhou – China International Furniture Fair\, in Guangzhou since 1998\, and since 2015 also in Shanghai\, is one of the largest and most important furniture fairs in the world. It takes place since 1998. The first edition featured an exhibition space of 45\,000 square meters\, and hosted more than 20\,000 buyers. In 17 years and 45 editions\, it has grown into the world’s largest trade platform for furniture and design. Today it takes place in Guangzhou in March\, and in Shanghai in September. The next edition of CIFF Guangzhou takes place in Guangzhou\, March 18-21 and March 28-31\, 2025 (the second phase\, March 28-31 also includes CIFM/Interzum Guangzhou). \nDiscover CIFF Guanzghou 2024 \nCIFF Guangzhou \nA trade fair in two phases\nThe spring edition of CIFF happens in two phases\, every year on the same dates. The first phase\, March 18-21\, is focused on residential furniture\, textiles\, outdoor and leisure. In March 2024\, considering the first and second phase\, CIFF occupied 850\,000 square meters of exhibition space and hosted 4\,700 exhibitors\, 11.8% more than the all-time pre-pandemic peak in 2019. It also welcomed 363\,449 trade visitors\, 22.06% more than in 2019\, including 51\,205 international visitors from 178 countries\, an increase of as much as +43.11% compared to 2019. \nDiscover CIFF Shanghai 2024 \n \nAt CIFF Guangzhou 2024\, therefore\, the home furnishing industry provided many solutions for customizing indoor and outdoor home spaces. Many of the products on display focused on sustainability and technological innovation. \nThe second phase\, on the other hand\, comes from March 28-31\, and is focused on office furniture\, commercial furniture and hotel furniture. Along with CIFF Guangzhou\, the second phase hosts CIFM/Interzum Guangzhou\, the trade fair for woodworking semi-finished products and machinery. All components and semi-finished products for furniture are on display here\, along with machinery\, paints and finishes. \nDiscover the contemporary office at CIFF Guanzghou \n \nCIFF Guanzghou\, in China\, then\, is a system that involves not only a presence at the fair. Indeed\, it’s a partner in the creation of new business visions. Among the various synergies activated\, in fact\, the collaboration with Tmall emerges. Tmall is one of the largest e-commerce portals in the world\, and is among the 20 most visited sites in the world. Together with Tmall\, CIFF Guangzhou set up\, at the fair\, the Tmall Carnival Trendy Furniture Show\, to launch a selection of products\, simultaneously online and offline. \nDiscover CIFF Shanghai 2024: brands and lifestyle \n \nCIFF Manifesto\n“China is the first destination for international furniture and home furnishing purchases.”
CIFF aims to offer visitors new concepts of living and working\, surrounded by high-quality products and new business opportunities.
CIFF highlights the latest global trends in home furnishings and promotes cross-border dialogue and exchange within the community.
The goal of CIFF is to introduce foreign markets to the quality and variety of Chinese design. This is the concept behind the main exhibition areas in which the fair is organized.\nThe opportunity is double! 2 cities\, 2 seasons of the year\, 2 trade platforms. Both editions of CIFF\, the one in March in Guangzhou\, the quintessential commercial city nestled on the Pearl River Delta\, and the one in September in Shanghai\, the modern megacity on the Yangtze River Delta\, offer the most comprehensive range of furniture products from Chinese and international brands.\nYou just have to choose what suits you best! \nWhy visit\nCIFF is the world’s largest furniture fair\, and the most important one in China. The product segments cover the entire supply chain\, thus encompassing home furniture\, home furnishings\, and home textiles. Also exhibiting at CIFF are outdoor\, leisure\, office\, and hotel furniture. Finally\, manufacturers of machinery and semi-finished products are exhibiting at CIFF.\nIn addition to innovative products and solutions\, CIFF offers a series of events and activities\, forums\, and seminars. Seminars and workshops are important educational moments for product designers and interior designers.\nFinally\, CIFF’s location is easily accessible by public transportation\, with two subway stops at opposite ends of the fairgrounds. \nCIFF Guangzhou\nFirst Phase\, March 18-21\, 2025\nSecond Phase\, March 28-31\, 2025\nCIFF Guangzhou is for professionals only\nSize: 4.700 exhibitors\, 370\,000 visitors (total) in 2024\nVisit CIFF-gz.com website for more info \nSimplified Travel with 30-Day Visa-Free Entry \nTo facilitate international participation\, China now offers visa-free entry for up to 30 days to citizens from 38 countries\, including France\, Germany\, Italy\, Spain\, the Netherlands\, Malaysia\, Switzerland\, Ireland\, Hungary\, Austria\, Belgium\, Luxembourg\, New Zealand\, Australia\, Poland\, Portugal\, Greece\, Cyprus\, Slovenia\, Slovakia\, Norway\, Finland\, Denmark\, Iceland\, Andorra\, Monaco\, Liechtenstein\, Korea\, Bulgaria\, Romania\, Croatia\, Montenegro\, North Macedonia\, Malta\, Estonia\, Latvia\, and Japan. \nUpon arrival\, travelers may need to present a valid passport and supporting documents such as an invitation letter or hotel booking. The policy allows multiple entries but does not cover work or study\, which require specific visas. Those planning to stay beyond 30 days must apply for a visa or residence permit. For more details\, consult your local embassy.
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/ciff-guangzhou-china-international-furniture-fair/
LOCATION:Canton Fair Complex\, 382 Yuejiangzhong Road\, Guangzhou\, Guangdong\, 510335\, China
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Nomad: Art Design
DESCRIPTION:NOMAD is a new traveling showcase concept for collectible design. Conceived in 2017 by Giorgio Pace and Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte\, NOMAD\, a travelling show for art design\, has already had several successful editions in Capri\, St. Moritz\, Monaco-Montecarlo\, and Venice. Created as a touring concept\, NOMAD changes locations frequently. In this way\, NOMAD always draws attention. Moreover\, it creates a growing interest in collectible design and contemporary art\, among collectors and cultural institutions. Each edition hosts major international galleries\, outstanding exhibitions\, and tailor-made special projects in extraordinary architectural venues. \nThe next edition of NOMAD is in Sankt Moritz from February 20 to 23\, 2025 \nDiscover the past edition of NOMAD Capri \nThe former Klinik Gut in Sankt Moritz\, hosting Nomad 2025 \nNOMAD establishes a unique dialogue between art\, architecture and design in a very intimate setting. The fair’s target is a select audience seeking an experience different from what they typically find in large-scale fairs. \nIn addition to the main event\, NOMAD boasts a prominent VIP program. The program features lectures by renowned designers and artists\, architect-led tours of local places of interest\, and invitations to private homes or collections.\nEach exhibition lasts four or five days\, and access is limited to NOMAD CIRCLE and VIP members\, and registered GUESTS. Registration guidelines are on the NOMAD website. \nDiscover the past edition of NOMAD Capri \nNomad St. Moritz 2024 \nNomad and sustainability\nSince its inception\, NOMAD has embraced a vision that promotes traditional craftsmanship and the collaboration of design\, art\, and local culture. Mastery of craftsmanship and the perpetuation and creative revitalization of centuries-old traditions and knowledge are integral to preserving the planet and creating a more sustainable future. In short\, art\, design and architecture can play a significant role\, leaving a positive imprint. \nNomad St. Moritz 2024 \nWhy visit \nNomad is a small\, very exclusive fair dedicated to design collectors with good spending power. In fact\, it takes place in prestigious locations\, in high-end summer or winter vacation spots that are very well attended. However\, even if you don’t buy anything\, it can be worth visiting\, for several reasons. First\, it offers a chance to see unique collectible design pieces in beautiful and exclusive settings. Also\, it allows access to historic buildings that are usually closed and open only for events. \nFor enthusiasts\, it is an opportunity to learn more about designers who also express themselves in the art design area.\nTo be considered: requesting an invitation on the website is mandatory. \nThe 2025 edition takes place from 20–23 February 2025 at the former Klinik Gut. Transforming the current construction site into a dynamic international platform\, the exhibition brings together contemporary art and design in an immersive\, site-specific showcase. The event promises a layered and innovative experience that merges creativity with the unique setting of the Alpine landscape. \nAll images from Nomad-circle.com website \nNOMAD Circle\, St. Moritz\, former Klinik Gut\, February 20-23\, 2025\nNomad is an exclusive\, private event\nExhibitors are art design galleries\nEntrance is allowed to invited guests only\nVisit NOMAD website for info and registration \nIn the gallery\, some images from Nomad St. Moritz 2024
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/nomad-art-design/
LOCATION:St. Moritz\, Via Arona 34\, St. Moritz\, 7500\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows,Design Weeks & Weekends
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SUMMARY:Ambiente Fair in Frankfurt
DESCRIPTION:Ambiente Fair\, in Frankfurt\, is one of the most important trade shows in the world\, for the home décor industry. The 2024 edition takes place from February 7-11. Organized by Messe Frankfurt\, it’s held every year in late January or early February. Frankfurt has a long tradition of trade fairs: the first Frankfurt Autumn Fair became a regular fair in 1240. Ambiente grew from the International Spring Fair in 1990\, as Premiere and Ambiente. In 1996\, the trade fairs Paperworld\, Beautyworld and Christmasworld replaced Premiere\, while the Autumn Fair was rebranded as Tendence. \nDiscover Ambiente 2024 \n \nAmbiente Fair: a show inFrankfurt for HoReCa and residential\nToday\, Ambiente is a trade show rich in inspiration\, design trends\, new products and ideas. The show caters to residential and HoReCa markets\, with product areas Dining\, Living\, Giving and Working\, and is for professionals only. The Living area offers all styles of furniture and decoration. The Giving zone\, on the other hand\, provides a broad overview of gifts and personal accessories\, as well as high-quality stationery and school supplies. The new Working area focuses on the work of tomorrow. Finally\, the HoReCa and Contract Business sectors express future intersections. \nAmbiente 2025 focuses on major contemporary issues. Sustainability\, the work of the future\, design\, lifestyle\, retail\, and e-commerce are the most current topics\, featured in products\, seminars\, and workshops.  \nDiscover Milan Salone del Mobile \n \nA very international trade fair\nIn 2024\, Ambiente hosted 140\,000 visitors from 170 countries\, with 4\,928 exhibitors\, on 250\,000 square meters of floor space. The five countries from which the most professionals arrived were Germany\, Italy\, China\, Netherlands\, USA. \nIn addition to the fair\, Ambiente has set up a digital platform\, which allows people to keep up to date with trends and maintain contact with exhibitors throughout the year. Conzoom Solutions\, in fact\, is the platform for industry professionals with a directory of consumer goods manufacturers\, and nmedia.hub is the content platform for the home & living sector. \nDiscover Elena Salmistraro\, Designer of the Year 2024 \n \nWhy visit\nAmbiente\, in Frankfurt\, is one of the world’s most international and important home decor fairs. Established in 1990 in place of the Autumn Fair\, it has become one of the most influential trade fairs in the world over time. From here emerge trends for objects and accessories\, in the different environments of the home and HoReCa sectors.\nThe fair offers a comprehensive panorama of giftware\, divided by sectors. Dining\, Living\, Giving and Working provide a close look at the countless offerings for the home\, table\, gifts and the future of work.\nIn addition to products\, Ambiente offers a rich program of lectures and talks\, featuring international industry experts. Designers\, researchers\, trendsetters\, bloggers\, offer insights into the latest trends in decoration.\nIn addition\, Ambiente Trends 25+ is an exhibition showcasing products that express the most up-to-date trends. And the Talents section gives space to emerging talents\, young designers and their proposals. \nAmbiente\, Messe Frankfurt\, February 7-11\, 2024\nAmbiente is for professionals only \nSize: 4\,928 exhibitors\, 140\,000 visitors in 2024\nVisit Ambiente.Messefrankfurt.com for more info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/ambiente-fair-frankfurt/
LOCATION:Messe Frankfurt\, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1\, Frankfurt\, 60327\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Surface Design Show London
DESCRIPTION:The Surface Design Show is a design event in London\, focusing exclusively on interior and exterior surfaces. Founded in 2005\, the Surface Design Show London is the perfect spot to showcase your products to an audience of architects\, interior designers\, and specifiers.\nIt takes place in Business Design Centre London\, and the next edition runs February 4-6\, 2025. The exhibitors come from the United Kingdom and abroad. They are related to the sectors of graphic design\, plastics industry\, architecture\, building materials\, multimedia art\, cinema\, industrial fairs\, construction\, and electronics. \nDiscover Ambiente\, the Frankfurt Fair 2025 \n \n \nMore than 180 companies will gather at the event to showcase flooring\, ceiling systems\, carpets\, façades\, recyclable surfaces\, roofing\, coatings\, tiles\, architectural lighting\, and much more. The 2025 edition expects over 180 exhibitors and 6\,000 professional visitors. \nFocusing on the core market\, the Surface Design Show hosts in London exhibitors who inspire others throughout their live projects at the event. On top of the exhibitors\, the show consists of seminars and presentations\, featuring over 40 experts. \nDiscover January Furniture Show in Birmingham \n \n2025 Highlights\nThe theme for 2025 is Creative Conscience. Here\, some highlights from 2025 edition: \nSurface Spotlight. This year\, we are excited to celebrate the intersection between future-thinking design and creativity. Surfaces and finishes explore technological developments while retaining the human touch\, bringing life into our environments. \nStone Knowledge Hub\, in collaboration with Stone Federation GB\nThe Stone Knowledge Hub is returning to the 2025 Surface Design Show for its 9th year running. Located at the heart of the show\, this hub presents natural stones for interior design. \nDesigners Hub \nInnovation Gallery\, featuring showcases from The Royal College of Arts and GREEN GRADS. A showcase of the newest innovations in material design\, hosted on the gallery level at Surface Design Show 2025. \n• The Royal College of Arts will exhibit work from groups of both students and alumni\, presenting a fantastic display of forward-thinking design. \n• GREEN GRADS will feature eight graduates from UK universities\, with projects addressing some of the world’s most pressing eco-issues. \nDiscover IDS Interior Design Show in Toronto \n \n2025 Highlights\nMain Stage Program\nFeaturing 40 expert speakers across multiple sessions. \nSurface Design Awards\nFor over 13 years\, the Surface Design Awards have been the ultimate celebration of creativity and excellence in surface design.\nThe 2025 event takes place on Wednesday\, 5 February 2025. \nItalian Pavilion\nPresented by ITA – Italian Trade Agency – the Italian Trade Agency (ITA) is a governmental agency supporting Italian businesses abroad while promoting foreign investment in Italy. In partnership with Confindustria Marmomacchine\, ITA is pleased to present 14 Italian marble companies\, showcasing their stunning collections at stands 471/460/450. \nWhy Visit?\nOver 6\,000 senior professionals in the interior design community will gather to explore the very best in surface know-how. Engage with over 180 exhibiting companies showcasing an array of products from across the globe. \nLearn from over 40 industry experts within our comprehensive speaker program to enrich your professional knowledge.\nGet close to the best beautiful natural stone in the Stone Knowledge Hub\, with Great Britain’s and Italy’s pavilions. \nDiscover the next big thing in the Innovation Gallery section\, by connecting with up-and-coming designers with fresh perspectives and ground-breaking ideas. \nExperience a hands-on encounter with innovative and tactile products at Surface Spotlight Live. \nSurface Design Show\, February 4-6\, 2025\nSurface Design Show is for professionals only\nSize: 180 exhibitors\, 6\,000 visitors in 2024\nVisit SurfaceDesignShow website for more info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/surface-design-show-london/
LOCATION:Business Design Center\, 52 Upper Street\, London\, N1 0QH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Stockholm:20250204T090000
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SUMMARY:Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Stockholm Furniture Fair began in 1952 as a showcase of Scandinavian design. From 1951 to the present\, in more than seventy years\, the Stockholm Furniture Light Fair has gone from being a local furniture fair to a world-renowned event. And exhibitors have adapted\, becoming increasingly international\, as have visitors. \nThe next edition takes place February 4-8\, 2025. \n \nStages of evolution\n1950s\nIn 1951\, the first furniture presentation took place in S:t Eriksmässan. Before long\, Scandinavian manufacturers were also presenting at the new furniture fair\, Svenska möbelmässan\, in Stockholm. \n1960s\nThe Fair already had about 300 exhibitors. The products on display were mainly residential furniture\, objects and accessories. \n1970s\nIn 1970\, S:t Eriksmässan moved to a new location in Älvsjö\, and after a couple of years\, changed its name to Stockholmsmässan. The furniture fair debuted at the new location in 1971. \n1980s\nStudents from Konstfack (Stockholm University of Arts\, Crafts\, and Design) made their debut\, and furniture for public spaces increased their presence at the Fair. In the mid-1980s\, the exhibition space reached 45\,000 square meters; today\, it has grown to 70\,000 square meters. \nFarming Architects at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024 \nThe Stockholm Furniture Fair and Northern Light Fair \n1990s\nIn 1995\, for the first time\, the Northern Light Fair ran in parallel with the Stockholm Furniture Fair. Furniture for public spaces occupied an increasing amount of space\, and the Fair became a leader in Scandinavia. \n2002\nIn 2002\, the Stockholm Design Week was started to complement the Fair. Thus\, the second week of February became the most important week of the year for Scandinavian design. \n2003\nIt was the year of the first Greenhouse\, the arena for emerging designers and design schools. In Greenhouse\, there are prototypes of young people seeking manufacturers on show. \n2004\nIn 2004\, the Stockholm Furniture Fair invited an internationally acclaimed designer to create a lounge in the Entrance Hall for the first time. From 2004 onward\, each year\, the Stockholm Design Fair invited a different designer as a Guest of Honor. \n2010s\nIn 2010\, the Fair redesigned Hall A\, and the size of the fair increased. International presence has been expanding year by year. \n2014\nIn conjunction with the Fair\, the Stockholm Design Talks have been launched. The lectures are attended by various figures who excel in design and architecture. \nDiscover Formafantasma at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024 \nReading Room by Formafantasma at Stockholm Furniture Fair 2024 \nStockholm Furniture & Light Fair 2025\nAfter a forced three-year hiatus due to the pandemic\, the Stockholm Furniture Fair returned to full capacity in 2023. In the meantime\, it also adopted a new name\, Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair. In 2023\, the Fair invited Sweden’s first guest of honor\, the design studio Front. The Guest of Honor 2024 was Formafantasma\, and the Guest of Honor 2025 is Faye Toogood. Also\, in 2023\, it debuted the new Älvsjö Gård platform\, which showcases limited-edition experimental design. In 2024 and 2025 the programme includes also Green House\, the international platform for up-and-coming designers at the Stockholm Furniture Fair. Also in 2025\, is coming back the design Bar\, designed by Emma Olbers and All Matter Studio.  \nWhy visit\nThe Stockholm Furniture Fair is Scandinavia’s most important furniture and design fair. In addition to exhibiting products\, the Fair features a rich program of talks. Its various cultural programs and lectures make it an ideal platform for professional development. The new concept\, The Nude Edition\, allows for enriching education in booth design. The Greenhouse platform also makes it possible to learn about trends among young designers and in schools. \nStockholm Furniture & Light Fair\, February 4-8\, 2025\nStockholm Furniture Fair is for professionals; on last day\, Saturday february 10\, is open to the public\nSize: 270 exhibitors\, over 18\,000 visitors in 2024 \nVisit StockholmFurnitureFair website for more info 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/stockholm-furniture-light-fair/
LOCATION:Stockholmsmässan\, Mässvägen 1\, Stockholm\, 125 80\, Sweden
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Oslo:20250126T100000
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SUMMARY:Norwegian design at Oslo Design Fair
DESCRIPTION:Oslo Design Fair began in 2015 as a rebranding of the Gift & Interior Fair\, and is Norwegian design leading fair. The fair takes place at NOVA Spektrum in Lillestrøm\, a new and modern facility near the capital. Twice a year\, the fair opens its doors\, thereby attracting domestic and international visitors. Organizer of the Oslo Design Fair is NOVA Spektrum (formerly Norges Varemesse)\, which has long experience in promoting products and services for the industry.\nThe next edition of the Oslo Design Fair takes place January 21-23\, 2024. \nDiscover Guangzhou Design Week 2024 \n \nIn Norway\, a trade fair for interior decoration\nThe fair focuses on interior decoration\, and products on display range from furniture to decoration\, to contemporary design. Beyond simply showcasing products\, the trade show reinforces Norwegian design culture. Highlights include pop-up shops\, interactive workshops and seminars. Speakers\, experts in the field\, offer insights into the latest trends\, colors and tendencies in interior design\, residential\, and retail. Of particular interest is the “Oslo Contract & Furniture Fair (OCFF)” segment. This brings together interior architects\, manufacturers\, designers and retailers. A fashion design zone showcasing the latest trends completes the exhibition offerings. \nOslo Design Fair – January edition – hosts about 300 exhibitors\, and the last edition attracted around 10\,000 visitors\, from Norway and abroad. Visitors are mainly professionals\, buyers\, designers\, architects\, journalists and bloggers. \nDiscover Stockholm Furniture Fair \n \nWhy Visit\nOslo Design Fair is the leading trade fair for Norwegian design and furniture professionals. Although small in size\, it hosts leading brands from Scandinavia and other countries and welcomes major players. With two annual editions\, including one dedicated to contract\, it represents a comprehensive offering in the interior design scene. Giftware completes the range of home decor products. \nOslo Design Fair\, NOVA Spektrum Lillestrøm\, January 21-23\, 2024\nOslo Design fair is for professionals only\nSize: 300 exhibitors\, 10.000 visitors in 2023 January edition \nVisit website Oslodesignfair.no for more info \nA-Lab exhibition at Oslo Design Fair
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/norwegian-design-oslo-design-fair/
LOCATION:NOVA Spektrum\, Messeveien 8\, 2004 Lillestrøm\, 2004\, Norway
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Milano HOME 2025: a platform shaping the future of retail
DESCRIPTION:Milano Home 2025 (Fieramilano) returns from 23 to 26 January 2025\, connecting top manufacturers with retail leaders. The event fosters networking and innovation\, helping businesses stay essential to consumers. The global home sector faces big shifts. Buying habits\, production\, and distribution strategies are changing fast. Milano Home champions a “Product Renaissance\,” spotlighting quality and craftsmanship. The goal is to guide producers\, regions\, and retailers toward fresh opportunities.\nSpecialist stores are at the heart of this movement; these stores link producers\, designers\, distributors\, and customers. In Italy\, 38\,000 stores sell home products\, from furnishings to fragrances\, and they employ 100\,000 people and generate €16.5 billion annually (Hoover\, 2022). Retailers are becoming key players in this Renaissance: they amplify brands and guide consumers toward ethical\, sustainable\, and innovative choices. These stores highlight quality production\, skills\, and regional heritage. \nDiscover the preview of Milan Design Week 2025 \nMilano Home first edition\, 2024 \nItalian style leads the world\n“Made in Italy” continues to drive global demand. Italian home products\, known for beauty and innovation\, reached €2.6 billion in exports last year. By 2027\, exports are expected to grow steadily\, averaging +3.3% annually from 2025–2027 (Expoplanning\, September 2024).\nMilano Home attracts buyers from North America\, Asia\, the Gulf States\, and Europe. Carefully selected by Milano Home Brand Ambassadors\, these buyers seek the best of Italian design: for exhibitors\, it’s a chance to expand globally and build key international relationships. \nDiscover Milano HOME 2024 \nMilano Home 2024 \nPavilions and special areas: inspirations and innovations \nMilano Home spans four pavilions\, each showcasing unique themes: \n\nElements: Highlights sustainable home décor blending tradition and innovation.\nVibes: Focuses on sensory products like fragrances\, fabrics\, and immersive experiences.\nMood: Showcases creative designs that bring personality to living spaces.\nTaste: Celebrates the art of the table\, from cooking essentials to elegant dining.\n\nSpecial themed areas add depth to the exhibition: \n\nManifatture in Scena: Explores European craftsmanship and table art with striking displays.\nThe Green Circle: Curated by architect Isabella Goldman\, it showcases sustainable materials and innovations.\nBrand Power: Brings award organizers and industry leaders together.\nPiazza di Carta: Debuts this year\, celebrating paper\, stationery\, and writing.\n\nDiscover Maison & Objet 2025 \n  \n\nMilano HOME Academy: training for change\nTraining plays a vital role in shaping the industry. Milano Home offers 80+ hours of sessions over four days. These include workshops\, debates\, and presentations. Participants can explore creativity\, innovation\, digital tools\, and market trends. The program provides practical skills and insights in a lively\, engaging setting. \nRead more on Home Decor Market 2024 \nWhy visit\nMilano HOME is the trade fair dedicated to the entire world of home decoration.\nIt’s a platform where novelty and innovation converge\, in a journey through all the worlds of the home. From fragrances to tableware\, from decoration to textiles\, and up to concept gifts\, to discover above all the excellences of the sector\, between industrial productions and craft realities\, Italian and foreign. \nMilano HOME offers a rich program of seminars and talks\, along with the exhibition. The Milano Home Retail Academy organizes seminars to train retailers. On the other hand\, Poli-design organizes seminars on retail changes resulting from the pandemic.\nFinally\, Platform magazine manages some lectures\, where architects and interior designers show their way of designing. \nOverall\, the fair is an opportunity to explore the home decoration landscape and its contemporary evolution. \nMilano HOME\, Rho-Fieramilano\, January 23-26\, 2025\nMilano HOME is for professionals only\nSize: 1\,400 exhibitors\, 56\,000 visitors \nVisit website Milanohome.com for more info \nSome images from Milano HOME 2025
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/milano-home/
LOCATION:Rho-Fieramilano\, Strada Statale del Sempione 28\, Rho (Milano)\, Milano\, 20017\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20250123T090000
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SUMMARY:IDS Toronto - Interior Design Show
DESCRIPTION:Founded in 1999\, the first Interior Design Show immediately established itself as a venue of choice for Toronto’s design community. A significant milestone for the Canadian design scene\, the first show brought together 25\,000 visitors. Guests of honor at the first Interior Design Show Toronto were Wallpaper* founder Tyler Brulé\, Gijs Bakker\, founder of the Droog Design collective\, and interior designer Holly Hunt. \nInterior Design Show: a milestone for design in Canada\nIn 2025\, the Interior Design Show celebrates its 26th edition. Through the years\, it has become one of the most successful recurring design events in Canadian history. It has inspired more than 660\,000 visitors.  \nIn 2012 Informa\, one of the world’s largest event organizers\, bought the Interior Design Show. With 150 offices in 40 countries\, Informa brings together more than one million professionals each year. The newly formed Informa Canada runs more than 53 trade shows\, consumer exhibitions\, and conferences across the country. Events span a variety of markets\, from construction to real estate\, crafts\, art\, and design. \nDiscover DesignTO\, Toronto Design Festival \nInterior Design Show 2024\n\nAn authority on Canadian design\nOver the past 20 years\, Interior Design Show has become an authority on Canadian design. The designer of yesterday is now becoming the problem solver of today\, and the visionary of tomorrow.  \nDiscover Maison&Objet\, the furniture and furnishings fair in Paris \n \nAs Canada’s premier showcase of new products\, superstar designers\, and cutting-edge concepts from North America and beyond\, IDS is the platform to experience the importance of design firsthand. In fact\, in addition to the products on display\, IDS offers talks\, featuring emerging talent and key experts in the field. \nCanada archistar to spark at Interior Design Show 2025\n\n\nYabu Pushelberg is thrilled to partner with CIOT to craft a unique and impactful experience that showcases the versatility of Neolith. The Night & Day concept highlights top designers and manufacturers in the field. It features multiple spaces\, each envisioned by a leading interior designer or architect\, illustrating cutting-edge trends\, technologies\, and forward-thinking concepts that are set to define the future of design. \n\n\n\n\nMaria Porro and Made in Italy \nMaria Porro will be on the Main Stage\, Presented by Khayeri\, on Friday\, January 24 at 2pm.\nShe is the Marketing Director of Porro\, which was established in Brianza in 1925 and whose designer roster includes such icons as Piero Lissoni\, GamFratesi and Jean-Marie Massaud. She is also the elected President of Salone del Mobile\, the biggest design fair in the world\, which takes place in Milan each April. Sustainable development – both at Porro and at the Salone – are at the forefront of Maria’s vision\, who will tell also what’s in store for next April’s event. \nDiscover the Milan Design Week 2025 preview and essentials \nAlcova Milan Design Week 2025\, photo Piergiorgio Sorgetti\, courtesy Alcova \nWhy visit\nInterior Design Show is the premier trade fair for design in Toronto and Canada. Founded in 1999\, in 25 years it has established itself as a platform for products and cultural exchanges in the industry.\nCurrently\, it is an inspiring showcase of cutting-edge concepts\, transformative trends\, and visionary projects. The limitless possibilities of the future of design are explored here. \nAlong with the best-known international brands\, every year IDS Toronto provides a forum to discuss the latest issues in the industry and look forward at how today’s innovations will tackle problems and create solutions for the future.\nOn the occasion of its 25th edition\, IDS unveils a new graphic identity\, by Toronto-based studio Sali Tabacchi. \nInterior Design Show\, Metro Toronto Convention Center\, North Building\, January 23-26\, 2024\nInterior Design Show is for professional only (January 23-24) and general public (January 25-26)\nSize: 400 exhibitors (2024)\, 50.000 visitors \nVisit website Interiordesignshow.com for more info \nInterior Design Show 2024
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/ids-toronto-interior-design-show/
LOCATION:Metro Toronto Convention Center\, North Building\, 255 Front Street West\, Toronto\, Ontario\, M5V2W6\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:January Furniture Show - Birmingham
DESCRIPTION:The January Furniture Show in Birmingham returns to the NEC on January 19-22\, 2025. The January Furniture Show is the UK’s number-one destination for furniture and interior design buyers. Each year\, since 1990\, the show welcomes thousands of trade visitors from across Britain and abroad. On display\, classic and contemporary furniture\, flooring\, lighting and accessories. \nThe 2025 edition hosts more than 400 exhibitors and expects more than 20\,000 trade visitors. The fair is for professionals only. Among the brands exhibiting in 2024\, we can mention Whitemeadow\, Baker Furniture\, Alstons\, Alpha Designs\, Tetrad\, Buoyant Upholstery\, Kettle Home\, Sherbourne\, Welcome\, Westbridge\, Kesterport\, Ashwood Designs\, La-Z-Boy\, Global Home\, High Grove Beds\, Seconique\, Bluebone Furniture\, Premier Housewares\, Taylors of Scotland\, Kelston House\, plus of course many more. \nDiscover Heimtextil 2025 \n \n \n  \nWorkshops and seminars at the January Furniture Show in Birmingham\nAlongside the display of furniture and finishes\, this edition of the January Furniture Show will see the return of Furniture Talks. It’s a program of masterclasses\, panel discussions and workshops with manufacturers and designers. In addition\, the show offers a rich program of workshops and seminars with industry experts. Organized with ACID\, BIRA and FIRA\, the program provides an opportunity to catch up on the latest trends. Moreover\, experts also inform about the latest standards and regulations. \nDiscover Bogota Design Festival \n \nFurniture Awards\nAlso returning at the January Furniture Show 2025 are the Furniture Awards. Established in 2015 by Furniture News magazine in collaboration with the January Show\, the Furniture Awards express the quality of suppliers. The awards go to these five key categories: Sustainability\, Best of British\, Design Innovation\, Global Player and Superior Service. \nWomen in Furniture Network (WIFN)\nThis year\, the Women in Furniture Network (WIFN) returns for the third time. It is a speed networking event that aims to promote collaboration\, expand professional networking\, build lasting relationships\, find mentors and contribute to a professional support network. WIFN will be reuniting once again to learn\, connect and be inspired on the 21 January 2025\, 5:30pm-7.30pm at the January Furniture Show\, NEC Birmingham. \nDiscover Interior Design Show IDS in Toronto \n  \nDiscover all editorials by Designweekguide \n \nThe Home & Lifestyle Show\nBack for the second edition is the Home & Lifestyle Show\, held in conjunction with JFS. Located in Hall 2 of the NEC\, Birmingham\, Home & Lifestyle Show is dedicated to trends in interior design. Accessories\, lighting\, and products of the highest quality offer buyers a selection of the most current trends in interior design.  \nAmong the participating brands\, we can mention Asiatic Carpets\, Blue Bone Imports\, Crystal World\, Febland Group\, Final Touches Trading\, Gallery Direct\, Kelston House International\, Malini\, Premier Housewares\, Scatter Box\, SHH Interiors and others. For companies\, it is a solution for exhibiting with turnkey solution\, created to be a cost-effective\, sustainable\, and stress-free way to bring their business and products to the market. \nWhy visit \nThe largest event of its kind\nJanuary Furniture Show is the UK’s most extensive exhibition dedicated to furniture\, interiors\, accessories and lighting\, in terms of exhibitors\, attendees\, and square meters. Together with the Home & Lifestyle Show\, it creates an impressive hub for interior design trends. \nA whole range of interiors\nExploring the complete interior and furniture product spectrum in one place\, is an efficient way to source and purchase seasonal retail products. \nFor every style\nIt features a mix of leading brands and small niche players\, classic styles\, and new releases from contemporary brands to suit the tastes of every retailer and customer. \nJanuary Furniture Show\, NEC\, Birmingham\, January 19-22\, 2025\nJanuary Furniture Show is for professional only\nSize: 400 exhibitors\, 20.000 visitors expected in 2025\nVisit website TheFurnitureShows.com for more info
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/january-furniture-show-birmingham/
LOCATION:National Exhibition Center\, Pendigo Way\, Marston Green\, Birmingham\, B40 1NT\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Maison & Objet Paris
DESCRIPTION:Since 1994\, Maison&Objet (organized by SAFI\, a subsidiary of Ateliers d’Art de France and RX France) has been animating the international community of decoration\, design\, and lifestyle. Its trademark is the ability to provoke fertile international encounters. Moreover\, it accelerates the visibility of the brands that join its shows or its digital platform. Maison & Objet Paris also sports a singular instinct to promote the trends that will make the heart of the decoration planet beat. Maison&Objet’s mission is to reveal talents\, offer opportunities for online and offline exchanges and inspiration\, and facilitate the development of companies. \nDiscover Maison&Objet Paris 2025 \n \nMaison & Objet: two annual trade shows\nWith two annual trade shows for professionals\, in January and September\, Maison&Objet is an essential industry barometer. Paris Design Week\, which takes place in September\, complete the Paris design shows.  \nDiscover Mathieu Lehanneur\, Designer of the Year at Maison&Objet 2024 \nOnline and year-round since 2016\, MOM (Maison&Objet and More) is the digital platform. It allows buyers and brands to continue their exchanges\, launch new collections\, or make contacts beyond physical meetings. Weekly new products showcases stimulate the sector’s activity. In 2023\, Maison&Objet deploys new digital services and MOM becomes a marketplace. \nDiscover Faye Toogood\, Designer of the Year at Maison&Objet 2025 \n \nOn social networks\, discoveries continue on a daily basis for a community of nearly two millions of professionals. M&O is present on Facebook\, Instagram (+1M of followers)\, Twitter\, LinkedIn\, Xing\, WeChat and now TikTok. \nA leading design event in Paris\nSpearheading the Paris Capitale de la Création label\, Maison&Objet is a catalyst for positioning Paris as a major magnet for international creative talent. \nDiscover Paris Déco Off  \n \nWhy visit \nMaison & Objet Paris has the power of one of the world’s biggest trade fairs \nMaison & Objet hosts 2\,500 exhibitors\, 55 percent from abroad. On average\, it has about 80\,000 visitors\, 45% from abroad\, from 150 countries. Of these 80\,000\, 30\,000 are professional operators with decision-making power. In addition\, each edition hosts 1\,500 journalists\, influencers\, and bloggers.  \nIn addition to the fair\, Maison & Objet has activated a digital platform\, MOM\, which\, over time\, has become a marketplace for decoration and table art. MOM has over 480 thousand visitors and over 1.5 million subscribers on various social media.  \nThe January edition of Maison & Objet also includes the Maison & Objet in the City extension\, which involves showrooms and design galleries. The event Maison & Objet in the City is attended by the 100 most beautiful addresses in Parisian decoration\, complementing an event that attracts visitors from all over the world. \nMaison & Objet\, Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center\, Paris\, January 18-22\, 2024\nMaison & Objet is for professional only\nSize: 2.500 exhibitors\, 80.000 visitors (average)\nVisit website Maison-Objet.com for more info \n 
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/maison-objet-paris/
LOCATION:Paris Nord Villepinte Exhibition Center\, ZAC Paris Nord 2\, Villepinte\, Paris\, 93420\, France
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Connected by textiles: Heimtextil 2025
DESCRIPTION:Textiles surround us. Textiles and fabrics are key players in our relationship with our surroundings\, from clothing to all the furnishings in our homes and public spaces. This is the focus of the next edition of Heimtextil\, taking place in Frankfurt from January 14 to 17\, 2025\, with the motto “Connected by textiles.” The world’s largest and most international trade fair for textiles and textile design is back with an innovation-packed edition. It also plans to expand the range of products for specific target groups. Furthermore\, Heimtextil 2025 presents an interesting research study\, Heimtextil Trends 2025&2026\, by the Milan-based design platform Alcova\, and an internationally renowned designer Patricia Urquiola installation.  \nRead the report on Heimtextil 2025 \nConnected by textile in platform for knowledge and networking\nThe textile and fabrics industry has many recurring themes\, so the demand for knowledge is vast. The Texpertise Stage\, for example\, in Hall 4.0\, addresses current challenges affecting the global textile industry; the Retail Stage\, on the other hand\, in Hall 12.1\, offers a content program tailored to the retail sector. Circularity and sustainability play a crucial role today. The more than 50 textile fairs in Messe Frankfurt’s global Texpertise network\, therefore\, feature a series of activities dedicated to sustainability\, Econogy. The term Econogy defines the direct link between sustainability and economic success. \nUnder this program\, exhibitors can undergo an audit according to ESG/SDG-compliant standards and obtain a label to be displayed on the booth and online. The Econogy Finder list features selected companies and is a guide for visitors. Moreover\, Econogy Talks and interactive Econogy Tours allow visitors to learn about innovative best practices. The Econogy Hub is a meeting point for certifiers. \nRead more on Heimtextil  \nEconogy Hub at Heimtextil 2024 \nThe global carpet industry \nAll the leading companies in the global rug industry come together at Heimtextil. “Carpets & Rugs” already has twice as many exhibitors as last year and is expanding its space. Hall 5.1 houses machine-woven carpets\, fibers\, yarns\, and technologies for the carpet industry. In addition to Hall 5 (5.0 and 5.1)\, “Carpets & Rugs” occupies Hall 3.0\, complementing products from the Wall Decoration and Textile Design sections. In the adjacent Trend Arena\, there’s also the trend area\, Heimtextil Trends 25/26.  \nDesign Lounge and Deco Team for Textile Design \nWall Decoration and Textile Design\, in Hall 3.0\, are the places of choice for those seeking design in textiles. Here visitors can discover creative design studios\, and a wide range of wall coverings and wallpapers\, paints\, digital prints\, and CAD/CAM systems. At Window & Interior Decoration\, there are sunscreen products; the DecoTeam and its members provide new inspiration and colors for textile interiors in Hall 3.1. A joint presentation of some companies occurs in the adjacent Design Lounge powered by DecoTeam.  \nDiscover Heimtextil 2024 \nHeimtextil 2024 \nTextiles and fabrics for interior design\, architecture\, hospitality\nHall 4 hosts Decorative & Furniture Fabrics\, with an extensive range of upholstery fabrics. Hall 4 is the ideal meeting place for the textile and upholstery industry\, interior decorators\, (interior) architects\, and interior designers. Here\, you will find abrasion-resistant\, antimicrobial\, or flame-retardant fabrics\, and all possible choices of fabrics for contract\, architecture\, and hospitality. The Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Library in Hall 4.0\, curated by an external panel of experts\, presents a selection of functional fabrics.  \nA mega-trend: healthy sleep\nFinally\, adjacent to Hall 11.0 is the Smart Bedding area\, featuring innovative sleep systems\, bedding and comforters\, pillows\, mattresses\, and fabric processing machines. \nWhy visit \nHeimtextil is one of the world’s leading trade fairs in interior design textiles. As the year’s first major event\, it sets the tone for the trends that will drive projects for designers and interior decorators across both residential and HORECA (Hotel\, Restaurant\, and Café) sectors. The exhibitors include manufacturers of fabrics and carpets and other brands\, specializing in innovative technologies. \nA key focus is on sustainability\, with an emphasis on recyclable fabrics and less polluting manufacturing processes. Heimtextil provides a comprehensive overview of these critical issues\, showcasing the latest technologies and innovations. \nIn 2025\, Heimtextil is hosting the first edition of Heimtextil Trends 2025&2026. Trends are curated by Alcova\, Milan’s design exhibition platform. Also noteworthy are talks and seminars featuring top experts in the textile and fabric design industry. \nHeimtextil\, Messe Frankfurt\, January 14-17\, 2025\nHeimtextil is for professionals only\nSize: 2\,500 exhibitors (around)\, 50.000 visitors (around)\nVisit Heimtextil website for more info \nSome images from Heimtextil 2024
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/connected-by-textiles-heimtextil-2025/
LOCATION:Messe Frankfurt\, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1\, Frankfurt\, 60327\, Germany
CATEGORIES:Design & Furniture Trade Shows
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SUMMARY:Design Miami\, December 2024
DESCRIPTION:Design Miami 2024 is back for the 20th edition at Pride Park in Miami\, from December 4 – 8\, 2024\, with Preview Day on December 3. The curator of this year’s edition\, Glenn Adamson\, who just curated an exhibition dedicated to Nike at Vitra Design Museum\, chose Blue Sky as the leading theme for 2024. Forty-five world-leading galleries present contemporary and historical highlights demonstrating the power of a ‘blue sky thinking’ approach to design – past\, present\, and future. \nDesign Miami brief history\nIn 2005\, entrepreneur Craig Robins and gallerist Ambra Medda founded Design Miami following the renovation of the Miami Design District\, transformed into one of the world’s most important centers for design\, fashion\, food\, and art. During the following years\, Design Miami set up Design Miami.Basel\, and\, in recent years\, Design Miami.Paris\, Design Miami.LA.\nIn October of 2023\, Basic.Space announced the acquisition of Design Miami. Jesse Lee\, the CEO and Founder of Basic.Space\, is now the chairman of the Design Miami board\, with Jennifer Roberts remaining as CEO. \nDiscover Design Miami.Paris 2024 \n \nDesign Miami 2024: Under a Blue Sky​\nThe Blue Sky theme invites diverse engagement from exhibitors\, underpinned by a commitment to design that exceeds expectations through bold leaps of imagination\, thoughtful material innovation\, and a respect for the natural world that houses us all under one\, shared sky. Under this shared theme\, we can identify several key thematic threads. \nTaking a ‘blue sky thinking’ approach\, the theme celebrates design as a fundamentally optimistic human activity\, giving way to radical invention through conceptual and material innovation. \nThe Future Perfect (New York) reflects on the curatorial theme Blue Sky through a curated presentation of almost 100 new works from over 20 artists and designers\, including Anina Major\, Laurids Gallée\, Olivia Cognet\, Vikram Goyal\, and Sophie Lou Jacobsen. The exhibition space continues exploring bifurcation\, leveraging the concept of day and night occurring under a singular sky. \nOne-half of the booth will showcase works from a myriad of emerging and established artists\, including the likes of Chris Wolston\, Floris Wubben\, Jane Yang-D’Haene\, John Hogan\, Lindsey Adelman\, and Thompson Street Studio. This constellation of objects comprises pieces made especially for the fair alongside works that feel familiar in origin\, but represent massive leaps in skill and practice. The second side will center on New Delhi-based designer Vikram Goyal\, who is making his United States debut at Design Miami. Trained as an engineer\, Goyal’s work utilizes artisanal techniques apparent in the rich legacy of Indian craft\, to create modern and contemporary designs. \nLiving with Design: the bedroom\n​The theme also focuses on the many ways design offers insight into our living habits. Sarah Myerscough Gallery (London) will delve into the forms and dimensions of the bedroom space. The curated exhibition showcases a collection of works from designers and artists\, all centered around furnishing a bedroom. \nHighlights include an Ethereal bed and accompanying side tables by distinguished designer Marc Fish\, whose creative process focuses on material research. Tadeas Podracky\, an experimental designer based in the Czech Republic\, contributes a striking mirror – evocative of the opulent aesthetics of Rococo design. Complementing these pieces\, there’s a monumental cleft wardrobe by Peter Marigold and Tadanori Tozawa\, introducing an architectural presence to the space. Additionally\, several specially commissioned works by a diverse array of designers – including the likes of Gareth Neal\, Lin Fanglu\, Diana Scherer\, and Nic Webb – enrich the bedroom space with craftsmanship and artistic vision\, inviting viewers to reconsider the significance of their own personal sanctuaries. \nThe living room\nLamb Gallery (London) debuts in the fair’s Curio program\, presenting an immersive environment welcoming visitors into a living room setting. The Magnetic Midnight Maison exhibition unveils Lucía Echavarría’s newest capsule collection. Exploring Echavarría’s anthology of Colombian craft\, and drawing inspiration from Miami’s surrounding coastal palette and Art Deco design cues\, the furniture collection blends traditional Colombian artistry with a current Miami flair. \nDiscover Design Miami.Basel 2024 \nThe Magnetic Maison\, collection by Lucía Achavarría from Lamb Gallery \nArt design from Ukraine\nUkrainian artist\, Victoria Yakusha (Antwerp) returns to the Design Miami Curio program in 2024 to present her new collection\, Grun. Yakusha’s latest collection explores the extraordinary land of Ukrainian Polissia – home to boundless forests\, dense carpets of soft moss\, and sleepy swamps. When creating the collection\, Yakusha was inspired to create a series of works that transcend mere functionality\, to evoke an emotional response and an authentic connection to the natural world. Each design presents a unique geometry that mirrors its natural inspiration\, while dark green upholstery evokes moss-covered forest hills and features beaded details reminiscent of morning dew. \nGrun armchair by Victoria Yakusha \nFrom Italy: a Gaetano Pesce special edition with Meritalia\nIn this year’s Curio program\, Meritalia (Milan) presents the exhibition Le Edizioni del Pesce. The gallery spotlights one of the great Italian design masters\, Gaetano Pesce\, to pay homage to his creativity and ongoing creative partnership with the brand. A thread throughout previous editions of Design Miami\, Meritalia connects Gaetano’s impression in the United States with his roots in Italian design\, presenting a range of items – from umbrella racks and coat hangers to mirrors and lamps\, all showcasing his unparalleled skill in manipulating unusual materials. \nUnder One Sky: A Global Outlook\n​The theme also draws on the concept of our global community living under one sky\, with galleries from around the globe coming together at Design Miami to spotlight artistic voices worldwide.\nBased in Mumbai\, æquō Gallery (Mumbai) highlights a unique blend of India’s traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design to present a curated selection of pieces all speaking to new explorations\, narratives\, and design dialogues. This year’s presentation will feature works by Frédéric Imbert\, Valériane Lazard\, and Florence Louisy\, amongst others. Each piece embodies æquō’s philosophy: a balanced collaboration where the designer and artisan share equal prominence. Focusing on contemporary Japanese artists\, Ippodo Gallery (New York) similarly focuses on traditional materials or mediums such as ceramic\, metal\, and wood to trace the journey of recursive design\, engineering\, and prototyping over the years. \nNew Voices at Design Miami 2024\n​A stage for emerging talent\, this year’s fair will introduce an array of emerging designers and debut exhibitors including BOCCARA GALLERY\, Dobrinka Salzman\, Donzella\, Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert\, JCRD Design\, and Theoreme Editions within the Gallery program. Making their debut within the Curio program includes 1882 LTD\, Anna Karlin\, blunk space\, Lamb Gallery\, Meritalia\, Mouvements Modernes\, Nader Gammas\, NUOVA\, Roham Shamekh\, and a group presentation by Tanya Singer\, Errol Evans\, Chris Nicholson\, and Trent Jansen; and within the Special Projects program are Alexis Cogul\, Mathieu Lehanneur (designer of the Olympic Torch and the Olympic Cauldron for Paris Olympics 2024)\, R & Company x Haas Brothers\, The Spaceless Gallery\, and Basic.Space Shop. \nWhy visit\nDesign Miami connects the world through extraordinary collectible design\, with live fairs that bring together galleries\, designers\, brands\, experts\, collectors\, and enthusiasts. Each edition of Design Miami features museum-quality 20th and 21st-century furniture\, lighting\, and objets d’art from the world’s top galleries. Moreover\, it showcases immersive design collaborations with celebrated brands. Design Miami’s flagship fairs take place alongside Art Basel in Miami\, Florida\, each December\, in Basel\, Switzerland\, each June\, in Paris\, France\, each October in conjunction with Art Basel Paris\, and in Los Angeles in Spring. \nDesign Miami\, December 4-8\, 2024\nFor professionals and general public\, admission ticket\nSize: one venue\, over 40 galleries\, around 30\,000 visitors\nVisit DesignMiami.com for info \nSome images from Design Miami 2023
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/design-miami-december-2024/
LOCATION:Miami Beach Convention Center\, Convention Center Drive & 19th Street\, Miami Beach\, FL\, FL 33139\, United States
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SUMMARY:Downtown Design 2024
DESCRIPTION:Established in Dubai in 2013 under the patronage of Her Highness Sheikha Latifa Bint Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum\, Chairperson of the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority\, Downtown Design has become the Middle East’s premier platform for showcasing world-class furniture and product design. Since 2015\, Downtown Design has taken place in the dynamic Dubai Design District (d3). \nDowntown Design 2024: the Middle East boutique fair\nAs the anchor event of Dubai Design Week held every November\, Downtown Design brings together a rich mix of international design brands\, manufacturers\, individual designers\, collectives\, and studios from across the globe\, with a special focus on the Middle Eastern region. Known for its high-quality and contemporary offerings\, the fair presents the latest collections and products to an audience of international architects\, interior designers\, local homeowners\, and design enthusiasts. The next edition takes place November 7-9\, 2024\, with preview on November 6th. \nDiscover Dubai Design Week 2024 \n \nOwned and managed by the Art Dubai Group\, in partnership with Dubai Design District (d3) under the TECOM Group PJSC\, and supported by the Dubai Culture & Arts Authority\, Downtown Design 2024 takes place along the d3 Waterfront in the heart of Dubai Design District. \nWith a boutique format that emphasizes high-quality and thoughtfully curated selections\, Downtown Design caters to the Middle East’s fast-growing\, design-savvy market. The fair presents the latest collections\, product launches\, and prominent brands across a range of industry sectors and design categories. \nDiscover Design Doha  \n \nThe Forum at Downtown Design\nIn 2024\, Downtown Design will host key speakers from around the world in The Forum\, a dedicated space for live talks\, panel discussions\, and keynotes featuring leading regional and international voices in design. This year\, The Forum space\, designed by Beirut-born interior designer Thomas Trad\, draws inspiration from minimalist\, Japanese aesthetics\, supported by partners including BSH Walls & Floors and Lutron. \nThe Forum has featured renowned names over the years\, including Lidewij Edelkoort\, Kelly Hoppen\, Ini Archibong\, Christian Louboutin\, Sabine Marcelis\, and Sebastian Herkner. This year\, acclaimed architect and designer India Mahdavi will deliver the opening keynote\, joined by other prominent figures such as Eames Demetrios\, Ross Lovegrove\, Karim Rashid\, Nika Zupanc\, and Lina Ghotmeh. \nDiscover Milan Design Events 2025 \n \nEvery year\, Downtown Design serves as a premier meeting point for connecting key audiences\, fostering relationships\, and supporting growth in the region’s thriving design market. The fair’s thoughtfully organized sections offer dedicated spaces for various industry sectors and product categories\, welcoming influential B2B and B2C audiences from across the region and beyond. \nDiscover EditNapoli 2024 \nWhy Visit\nDowntown Design is an opportunity to see Dubai up close in a somewhat out-of-the-ordinary guise\, and to understand the exciting path taken by the UAE. Investment in design\, in fact\, carries out research in innovation projected into the future\, alongside the rediscovery of local materials and traditions. Design therefore expresses the desire to rediscover one’s roots\, with objects bearing a solid identity. With a boutique format that emphasizes high-quality and thoughtfully curated selections\, Downtown Design caters to the Middle East’s fast-growing\, design-savvy market. The fair presents the latest collections\, product launches\, and prominent brands across a range of industry sectors and design categories. \nDowntown Design\, November 6-9\, 2024\nFor professional and general public\nLocation: Dubai Design District (d3)\nSize: around 300 exhibitors\, 20\,000 visitors\nVisit website DowntownDesign.com for more info \nSome images from Downtown Design 2023
URL:https://designweekguide.com/event/downtown-design-2024/
LOCATION:Dubai Design District d3\, Business Bay\, Dubai\, United Arab Emirates
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