The festival is looking for architecture and design stories that are also fundamentally human stories.
Sitting at the heart of Toronto’s Leslieville community, the mixed-use building’s interiors were inspired by the area’s manufacturing legacy.
In Europe, furniture demand is expected to remain almost stagnant in 2026, as households continue to prioritize saving and shift their spending habits.
Brands, designers, manufacturers and buyers will gather at CIFF 2026 to explore new business models, reinforce industry connections, and accelerate innovation across the furniture sector.
This year, Heimtextil’s focus was on progressive design approaches, visionary talents, functional textiles, and new hospitality concepts shaping the future of interior design.
These collections of decorative hardware aim to elevate spaces with modern elegance and an artistic flair.
Southeast Asia’s furniture marketplace is returning with innovative collections, export-ready manufacturers, and curated buyer programmes.
Industry sales professionals and interior designers are invited to enjoy a day of networking and gaining insights from local designers.
Interior design firms are still chosen on trust, but that trust is increasingly built in public, through digital presence, published thinking, and clearly articulated value, well ahead of any formal proposal.
This year’s edition of the event will bring together innovative products, upcoming talent and key experts in the industry.