Events

AI and craftsmanship merge at Heimtextil 26/27

Artificial intelligence has long been part of design – precise, efficient, omnipresent. At the same time, there is a growing desire for the handmade, for intuition and irregularity.

First look: Design Miami.Paris’ third edition

Design Miami.Paris returns to iconic L’hôtel de Maisons, to present its largest gallery and Design at Large to date 

The “Art De Vivre À La Française” exhibition returns to NYC: A celebration of French lifestyle brands

After successful editions in DC and NYC in 2024, Business France is bringing its Art de Vivre à la Française exhibition back to New York City with new French maisons & Brands.

On October 8th & 9th, the show will assemble a delegation of 36 iconic French brands and showcase French excellence in home decor, fashion and accessories, and beauty.

You are cordially invited to visit the exhibition at 45 W 25th Street, and to attend panel discussions and a networking cocktail where you will have the opportunity to learn about the companies and meet them in person.

Now open: Collectible Design Fair in NYC

Ahead of its return to Manhattan this coming Fall, COLLECTIBLE Design Fair announced today a selection of exhibitor and programmatic highlights, offering visitors a glimpse of what’s to come. Taking place September 4–7, 2025 at the newly renovated WSA building at 180 Maiden Lane, the global fair will feature works from over 123 exhibitors across six curatorial sections (MAIN, BESPOKE, FASHION, NEW GARDE, CURATED, VIGNETTE), as well as dynamic programming that invites visitors to immerse themselves in the collectible design landscape.

First look: Inside the Nashville designer showhouse

With tickets on sale now, anticipation for the October 2025 showhouse opening grows within Nashville and the surrounding areas.

Now Open: Design Miami’s inaugural Seoul event

Today marks the preview day for Design Miami’s first event in Seoul, and first multi-day event under the new Design Miami.In Situ initiative. The landmark exhibition of Korean collectible design, presented in collaboration with the Seoul Design Foundation, opens to the public tomorrow, September 2, 2025, and runs until September 14, 2025, hosted at Seoul’s iconic Dongdaemun Design Plaza. 

The power of collaboration: crafting luxury residences

Join Pacific Design Center’s Fall Market 2025 for The Power of Collaboration: Crafting Luxury Residences, a dynamic panel exploring the teamwork behind high-end residential projects. Featuring Jay Jeffers, Naomi Leigh, James Corr, and Geddes Ulinskas, and moderated by Courtney Porter of Design News Now, the conversation reveals how architects, designers, and builders align their visions to deliver homes of extraordinary beauty and quality. Produced in partnership with The Gold Collective, the event takes place Sept. 10 from 4–5 p.m. at the Main Stage, 5th Floor Atrium, West Hollywood, followed by a reception.

Design Miami announces preview highlights for inaugural Seoul event

Under its new In Situ initiative, Design Miami presents a 14-day exhibition dedicated to Korean collectible design in collaboration with the Seoul Design Foundation

Architecture & Design Film Festival returns with screenings around the world

Largest Festival of Its Kind Explores Architecture, Design, and Community Through Films on Placemaking, Sustainability, and Cultural Legacy

Frieze Seoul 2025: The artists, ideas and galleries shaping this year’s fair

Asia’s expanding creative voice takes centre stage at the fourth edition of the fair
Bringing together celebrated figures, rising stars, and today’s most compelling new voices in modern and contemporary art, Frieze Seoul’s highlights include works by Mark Bradford, Georges Braque, Lee Bul, Ha Chong-Hyun, George Condo, Jadé Fadojutimi, Adolph Gottlieb, Anne Imhof, Rashid Johnson, Yayoi Kusama, Takashi Murakami, Nam June Paik, Do Ho Suh, Wolfgang Tillmans, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Ulay, Zadie Xa, Haegue Yang, Anicka Yi and many more
Launching during fair week, Frieze House Seoul will provide a permanent, year-round space for cultural dialogue, extending Frieze’s presence in the region beyond the fair