With more than 1,000 global exhibitors from 40 countries, Coverings is the largest ceramic tile and natural stone trade show in North America. and will set the stage for introducing some of the world’s most innovative tile and stone products. This year's showcase in Orlando will present what's new and next in the industry.

Hospitality innovators and designers meet at the annual HD Expo + Conference in Las Vegas to network, directly view supplier merchandise, and learn from industry experts.

For the New York edition of TEFAF, international art dealers, collectors and the like flock to the Park Avenue Armory to showcase their work. Online programming will display pieces shown at the Armory, alongside Programming, Stories and Other TEFAF content.

Presented by Afternoon Light, Shelter aims to disrupt tradition notions of what a design fair can be. This three-day event held during NYC Design Week provides a dedicated on-site shipper for buyers, music and food on its show floor, and bold new launches for everyone—design enthusiasts, home owners, industry professionals, and more—to enjoy.

The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) is North America’s leading platform for contemporary furnishing design. ICFF remains at the center of design culture, commerce, and community, and returns to the Javits Center with a more curated and inspirational approach. This year’s Fair will feature over 450 established and emerging brands from more than 35 countries, alongside thought-provoking programming and special exhibits created to enrich the visitor experience.

Hosted in one of London's premier neighborhoods for designers and architects, Clerkenwell Design Week encompasses more than 600 events, from specially commissioned installations to expansive exhibitions showcasing the work of some 300 independent designers and design brands.

Developed by interior designer Brad Ford and dubbed the modern makers' craft fair, the semiannual Field + Supply market draws experts and enthusiasts with its top-notch exhibitors, creative workshops, local food vendors, and live music.

CSI's Design Expo America is the marine interiors community's premier trade fair. Reps from internationally renowned cruise lines, design studios, outfitters, and interior suppliers unite in Miami for two days of B2B connections, keynotes and workshopping sessions, product launches, and more.

Lightovation, the largest residential lighting tradeshow in North America, is back in Dallas this summer. Thousands of lighting professionals travel South to source unique product lines—whether it be indoor and outdoor, decorative or functional—and view comprehensive sources of ceiling fans, smart systems and associated luminary accessories.

The West Coast fair dedicated to exceptional modern design returns to its Santa Monica home base, gathering the latest products from more than 100 art and design exhibitors. The three-day event will include special international exhibitions, culinary demonstrations, and a speaking series.

Furniture fair High Point Market brings designers, architects, buyers, and brands from all over the world to the veritable furniture capital of the world, High Point, North Carolina, for five days of trade-only sourcing, specifying, networking, and socializing.

With more than 1,000 global exhibitors from 40 countries, Coverings is the largest ceramic tile and natural stone trade show in North America. and will set the stage for introducing some of the world’s most innovative tile and stone products. This year's showcase in Orlando will present what's new and next in the industry.

Since 2021, Melbourne Design Week has celebrated design's potential to transform our built environment through talks, exhibitions, launches, installations, and workshops in a satellite program throughout the Australian city. This year's festivities consider projects that might offer solutions that heal, replenish, and enable life.

The International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) is North America’s leading platform for contemporary furnishing design. ICFF remains at the center of design culture, commerce, and community, and returns to the Javits Center with a more curated and inspirational approach. This year’s Fair will feature over 450 established and emerging brands from more than 35 countries, alongside thought-provoking programming and special exhibits created to enrich the visitor experience.

CSI's Design Expo America is the marine interiors community's premier trade fair. Reps from internationally renowned cruise lines, design studios, outfitters, and interior suppliers unite in Miami for two days of B2B connections, keynotes and workshopping sessions, product launches, and more.

Design Shanghai hones in on Eastern design philosophies with a showcase of more than 400 brands. This year's edition debuts a fresh new format, featuring four core sections: Furniture & Lighting, Kitchen, Bathroom & Systems Design, New Materials & Applications, and Living & Lifestyle.

Themed “Surface Reflections,” the biennale's 5th edition invites visionaries in art and designers from some 50 countries to present installations. Dr. Samuel Ross, MBE serves as artistic director, and explores how ideas are fueled by both our internal experiences and external influences.

For decades, NeoCon has served as the commercial design industry’s platform for new product and technology debuts. More than 500 companies, spanning categories of furniture, fabric, flooring, interior building products, interior finishes, and technology, will be presenting contract product on site at the Mart, while the exhibition hosts an extensive programming agenda of CEU-accredited seminars.

Lightovation, the largest residential lighting tradeshow in North America, is back in Dallas this summer. Thousands of lighting professionals travel South to source unique product lines—whether it be indoor and outdoor, decorative or functional—and view comprehensive sources of ceiling fans, smart systems and associated luminary accessories.

Catering to designers hailing from the West Coast and beyond, Las Vegas Market's summer edition is a must-stop destination for home decor, furniture, and gift items, with exhibitors showcasing their wares in categories including handmade, tabletop, bedding, casual furnishings and more.

For the New York edition of TEFAF, international art dealers, collectors and the like flock to the Park Avenue Armory to showcase their work. Online programming will display pieces shown at the Armory, alongside Programming, Stories and Other TEFAF content.

Considered to be one of America's oldest outdoor antique markets, the Brimfield Antique Flea Market draws a design-loving crowd with three shows a year. Be sure to pack comfortable shoes—the fair's vendors span across several miles of southern Massachusetts.

Gathering design fans from the East End and beyond, the East Hampton Antiques & Design Show attracts an impressive roster of dealers from across the country to Mulford Farm.

Nantucket by Design, the annual summertime fundraiser for the Nantucket Historical Association, presents a robust series of lectures, an antique show preview, panel discussions, and gatherings for design aficionados of all kinds.

The Newport Show has become an east coast source for antiques, art, and unique objects—all in support of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Newport County and the Newport Historical Society.

Design professionals reimagine the Bauer Estate & Gardens, a Monterey colonial estate, in honor of the 60th-annual Pasadena Showcase House of Design—poised to be one of the largest ever presented.

In support of the San Francisco University High School financial aid program, a home in the city's Pacific Heights neighborhood becomes a blank canvas for dozens of designers as part of the 46th-annual showcase.

For the Lake Forest Showhouse & Gardens, over 45 leading landscapers and interior designers will transform a limestone Georgian-style 30-room home designed in 1895. The 15,000-square-foot mansion is set on 3.5 acres, including a pool house and pool designed by David Adler, a tennis court with a warming hut, and a reflecting pond with English walled gardens.

NYCxDesign connects design professionals and enthusiasts alike for a festival spread across New York’s five boroughs. With a lineup of design talks and exhibitions to cocktail parties and workshops, the event gathers thousands of attendees to partake in the annual affair’s hundreds of events.

Presented by Afternoon Light, Shelter aims to disrupt tradition notions of what a design fair can be. This three-day event held during NYC Design Week provides a dedicated on-site shipper for buyers, music and food on its show floor, and bold new launches for everyone—design enthusiasts, home owners, industry professionals, and more—to enjoy.

Hosted in one of London's premier neighborhoods for designers and architects, Clerkenwell Design Week encompasses more than 600 events, from specially commissioned installations to expansive exhibitions showcasing the work of some 300 independent designers and design brands.

San Francisco Design Week gives attendees exclusive access to the region’s leaders in design, technology, and entrepreneurship through studio tours, exhibitions, and thought-provoking panels. The week-long event caters to designers in fields ranging from architecture to fashion, product design to digital services.

For decades, NeoCon has served as the commercial design industry’s platform for new product and technology debuts. More than 500 companies, spanning categories of furniture, fabric, flooring, interior building products, interior finishes, and technology, will be presenting contract product on site at the Mart, while the exhibition hosts an extensive programming agenda of CEU-accredited seminars.

Considered by many as the “birthplace of American design,” Newport's second annual design week celebrates the impact of British design on our country. Through a historical analysis of the country's architecture, interior, and furniture trends—including lectures, seminars, keynotes and award presentations—this four-day event plans to dive deep into our design past in order to better understand our future.

The Los Angeles Design Festival returns in 2025 with the theme “Design Futurism.” Bringing together local and global creatives for collaborative engagement and conversation, the event will include studio tours, panel discussions, salons, curated exhibitions, experiential installations, pop-ups, a block party, a design dinner, and more.

Nantucket by Design, the annual summertime fundraiser for the Nantucket Historical Association, presents a robust series of lectures, an antique show preview, panel discussions, and gatherings for design aficionados of all kinds.

Catering to designers hailing from the West Coast and beyond, Las Vegas Market's summer edition is a must-stop destination for home decor, furniture, and gift items, with exhibitors showcasing their wares in categories including handmade, tabletop, bedding, casual furnishings and more.

NYCxDesign connects design professionals and enthusiasts alike for a festival spread across New York’s five boroughs. With a lineup of design talks and exhibitions to cocktail parties and workshops, the event gathers thousands of attendees to partake in the annual affair’s hundreds of events.

Since 2021, Melbourne Design Week has celebrated design's potential to transform our built environment through talks, exhibitions, launches, installations, and workshops in a satellite program throughout the Australian city. This year's festivities consider projects that might offer solutions that heal, replenish, and enable life.

Presented by Afternoon Light, Shelter aims to disrupt tradition notions of what a design fair can be. This three-day event held during NYC Design Week provides a dedicated on-site shipper for buyers, music and food on its show floor, and bold new launches for everyone—design enthusiasts, home owners, industry professionals, and more—to enjoy.

San Francisco Design Week gives attendees exclusive access to the region’s leaders in design, technology, and entrepreneurship through studio tours, exhibitions, and thought-provoking panels. The week-long event caters to designers in fields ranging from architecture to fashion, product design to digital services.

Catering to designers hailing from the West Coast and beyond, Las Vegas Market's summer edition is a must-stop destination for home decor, furniture, and gift items, with exhibitors showcasing their wares in categories including handmade, tabletop, bedding, casual furnishings and more.