Home Furnishings Markets

ICFF 2025: Designing in harmony takes centerstage at this year’s fair

The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) returns to New York’s Javits Center from May 18-20, 2025, with an exciting new theme, “Designing in Harmony.” Celebrating innovation, sustainability, and global collaboration, this year’s event promises immersive exhibits, dynamic programming, and valuable networking opportunities. Designers, architects, and buyers will discover cutting-edge designs in furniture, lighting, textiles, and more from top international brands. Don’t miss the chance to connect with the global design community.

The Folklore and Shoppe Object’s plan to empower black designers

n a powerful new collaboration with Shoppe Object, Amira Rasool, Founder and CEO of The Folklore, introduces the Black Lives Matter Action Initiative, offering subsidized booth space to Black designers. Read on to discover how this program is breaking barriers and providing invaluable opportunities to marginalized creators in the competitive design world.

Heimtextil 2026 leverages growth potential through strategic product group combinations

After a successful edition with increase in both visitors and exhibitors, Heimtextil is tapping into further growth potential with an optimized new hall structure in 2026 – thus responding to the industry’s changing market needs. The most influential and international trade fair for home and contract textiles as well as textile design is thus developing its range in a target group-specific way, creating shorter distances and promoting synergies between its diverse product segments.

Registration opens for Spring High Point Market

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Ambiente 2025: A grand stage for leading brands

Living, Giving, Working, and Dining in style: Ambiente 2025 is set to be a trade…

Shoppe Object enters a new era in their new home in the iconic Starrett-Lehigh Building

Attendees will enjoy expansive Hudson River views, on-site food and beverage experiences, and convenient access to some of Manhattan’s most vibrant neighborhoods. Bringing all exhibitors together in this single, dynamic environment enables Shoppe Object to expand upon its hallmark sense of curation, camaraderie, and design-forward innovation.

More than textiles: Heimtextil 2026 expands its product portfolio by non-textile floor coverings

Heimtextil launches a new product area for the 2026 edition. Non-textile floor coverings get a new base at the world’s leading trade fair for home and contract textiles in Frankfurt: ‘Flooring & Equipment’ ideally complements the existing portfolio with Carpets & Rugs – and offers an attractive addition for numerous visitor target groups as well as valuable new contacts. With the launch of the new area, Heimtextil once again proves itself as the global platform for the entire textile and non-textile interior design sector. 

Armen Living is saying cheers to the new year with a champagne brunch at Las Vegas Market.

Armen Living celebrates the new year with a special Champagne Brunch on the opening day of the 2025 Las Vegas Market. Debuting over 200 new products, including affordable luxury barstools and dining furniture, Armen Living invites the design community to explore their latest collections at World Market Center showroom B762, featuring a mimosa bar, delicious treats, and the chance to win stylish prizes.

Las Vegas Market gears up for 2025 buying event

Las Vegas Market Winter 2025, hosted at World Market Center Las Vegas from January 26-30, offers an unparalleled destination for buyers in the home furnishings, gift, and decor industries. Featuring over 3,500 product lines, immersive programming, and curated networking opportunities, this major event is packed with fresh innovations, new showrooms, and unique buyer experiences.

Winter 2025 market product previews

As we poured over the submissions for this season’s Las Vegas and Atlanta markets, a couple of contrasting themes emerged: soft, lived-in pieces designed with wellness in mind, and oversized designs featuring crisp lines with an ultra-modern edge.