Interior Design
he spring show will also feature a special bonus, when guests pre-purchase tickets, where they will enjoy early access to the Vintage Market Days event, plus receive exclusive swag bags for the first 25 guests each day on Friday and Saturday, filled with goodies, coupons, and treats from our amazing vendors.
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PALM SPRINGS, CA (January 5, 2026) – Modernism Week has added many exciting new events to…
Owning Your Worth: A Powerful Conversation for Women in Design, will be held on January 9, 2026 | 12:30 PM – 1:30 PM | Dallas Market Center’s Textile Salon, IHDC 2F215.
Conceived as both a digital and physical initiative, Side Hustle looks to champion artists and designers working across sculpture, painting, craft, jewelry, music, performance, film, video, culinary culture, automotive design, sport, and more.
The program was developed to meet the growing needs of interior designers in the U.S. as they continue to drive the residential design industry forward. This key demographic is especially important, as recent data shows that the average designer has 40 times the buying power compared to one consumer.
Inside Studio LF, visitors will find an airy, open main space with soaring ceilings designed to evoke a gallery-like environment. More intimate side rooms highlight lighting, vintage pieces and ceramics, and Lawson-Fenning’s growing fabric lines.
This year’s theme, Creative Resilience, explores the duality of structure and dream, underscoring design’s ability to build a sustainable future while imagining new possibilities. Exhibitions, talks and installations will showcase how design can respond with vision, creativity and strength to global challenges.
Research highlights employment, business growth, and future outlook for the profession during ASID’s 50th anniversary year
More than 2,000 exhibitors are set to take part in Light + Building 2026, an international trade fair for lighting and building-services technology, scheduled for March 8–13 in Frankfurt.
The fair, which takes place every two years, will feature companies ranging from major global suppliers to smaller startups. Organizers expect about 70 percent of exhibitors to come from outside Germany, underscoring the event’s international reach.
This year’s theme, “Be Electrified – Electrifying Places. Illuminating Spaces,” emphasizes energy efficiency, smart building systems and the creative use of light. Exhibits and programming will focus on three areas: sustainable transformation, smart connectivity and the design and emotional impact of light.