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This Winter, ANDMORE unveils three ( A ) List influencers – a founder of an online platform and conference for small business owners; an interior designer, art curator and TV personality; and a Christmas design expert, floral designer and YouTube personality – who will showcase design trends through curated on-site displays, social media content and cohesive programming during the January 26-30, 2025, Las Vegas Market.
Market highlights include April Buying Week, aligning Atlanta Apparel, ANDMORE’s Formal Markets, and Spring Market for a full-campus experience; a new location with more space under one roof for Shoppe Object in New York City; and continued partnership between Las Vegas Apparel and Womenswear in Nevada to extend Las Vegas Fashion Week resources.
The nearly 300-page publication includes trend reports for strategic sourcing and insightful articles designed to engage buyers before, during and after the event.
The Winter 2025 edition of Las Vegas Market combines a reimagined Market experience and a partnership with the industry’s leading cohort of entrepreneurs to offer innovation that blends business and the best of the city for a vibrant Market, running January 26–30, 2025, at World Market Center Las Vegas.
Las Vegas Design Center (LVDC) has set the dates for its two December events: Nordic Noel LVDC Design Community Holiday Celebration, December 5 and the December First Fridays with Sherwin Williams, December 6, both at World Market Center Las Vegas.
The High Point Market doesn’t just embrace designers, it is, in many ways, oriented around them. But interior designers are making their mark on the show, too.
his second installment features President and CEO of the High Point Market Authority, Tammy Covington Nagem about the ways this market is championing a diverse array of design entrepreneurs.
Presented by Duke Renders, this groundbreaking two-day experience at Feizy Rugs showroom at High Point Market will showcase interactive VR design tours, engaging panels with industry leaders, and cocktail hours for networking.
We talked to market-going interior designers and design-oriented retailers about their strategies for making their time in High Point effective — and fun.
Conceived by Rudi Nijssen and Dominique Sente, the couple behind antiques market and lighting brand Schwung, the 110,000-square-foot 313 Space aims to showcase a curated market experience blending established and emerging brands, outdoor luxury, antique dealers, and cutting-edge design.