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ICFF is North America’s leading platform for contemporary furnishing design.
With its emphasis on original and sustainable design, ICFF presents a broad range furnishing product for residential, contract and hospitality environments to an audience of 10,000 architects, interior designers, retailers, distributors, developers, and press. ICFF and the co-located WantedDesign Manhattan bring together over 300 established and emerging design brands from more than 25 countries.
On the show floor, attendees will also have opportunities to find inspiration through ICFF + WantedDesign Manhattan Talks, a focused lineup of panel sessions, keynote presentations, and intimate conversations led by the most iconic names in the industry. Furthermore, opportunities to widen professional networks are boundless. From organic meetings on the show floor to evening events, attendees and exhibitors join together to exchange business strategies while strengthening relationships in the design community. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesDiscovering Common Ground at ICFF 2026
From the energy of the show floor to the intimate spaces created by designers and makers, ICFF 2026 brought together a global community united by curiosity, creativity, and a shared appreciation for design. In this video recap, exhibitors, designers, and industry voices reflect on the inspiration found throughout the fair, from the handcrafted work of the Bespoke Salon to emerging talent showcased through Look Book and student exhibitions.
Jessica Gersten
Jessica Gersten Design is a New York-based boutique studio operating at the highest level of luxury residential interior design. Founded in 2008 after a formative career in fashion — including years at Ralph Lauren — the practice is known for interiors that are earthy and elemental and purposefully modern.
The Italian Trade Agency Brings Lesser Known Italian Design to the Fore
When it comes to the perception of Italian design, many picture elaborate marble-ladden interiors with baroque furnishings and gilded ornamentation. This is a limited, romanticized image of a bygone era; a classical and neoclassical era when architecture and furniture were implemented as conspicuous demonstrations of wealth and status. There’s much more to the multivalent country’s contribution to the cannon, in particular during the 20th and 21st centuries.
LIXIL: Research As a Key Design Strategy
What’s your overall vision in this respect? What are some of your key ambitions and goals for pushing these brands forward? For us, user-centric design, innovation, and environmental responsibility aren’t opposing forces. They actually feed into each other to create a much better human experience. Take GROHE, for example. Our ethos here is fundamentally built on quality, technology, design, and sustainability. It’s a German heritage driven by a long-standing commitment to excellence in manufacturing.
Juniper: Lighting that Innovates Past Easy Categorization
Why is it important for lighting to be felt more than seen? How has the attitude around—the demand—for this type of design object and system changed over time? How has Juniper responded in kind? Mel Saenz: Lighting has always had an incredible influence on how we experience a space, even when we aren’t consciously aware of it. I think people are becoming much more attuned to that.
Emerging Designers Spotlight Live: Interview with Joey Aji
What do you hope people understand — or feel — when they encounter these pieces? I recently saw a Louise Bourgeois exhibition and remember standing in front of a shelf of glassware that made me feel uneasy because the objects were recognizable, but impossible to place. They felt like relics from a time that never existed, but somehow still felt like I had been there before. I want to do that. Can you walk us through your process from initial concept to finished piece, and part excites you the most?
Nina Takesh - ICFF
With a career that spans luxury interiors, product design, and residential development, Nina Takesh has built a practice defined by timeless elegance and thoughtful craftsmanship. Drawing from her multicultural upbringing and a deep appreciation for history, she creates layered interiors that balance refinement with livability. (Image above courtesy of Nina Takesh) Coldwater (Image courtesy of Nina Takesh) When you were a kid, what did you dream of becoming?
Talks Highlight: Beyond Beautiful: Storytelling Strategies on Social Media for Design Brands
As social media continues to reshape how designers connect with audiences, Beyond Beautiful: Storytelling Strategies on Social Media for Design Brands offered attendees practical advice for standing out in an increasingly crowded digital landscape.
Emma Fowler and Michelle Fowler
Tell us a bit about where you live: How long have you been there, and how does your environment shape your creative process? EJF: I live in New York, but Colorado is home at heart. I’ve been in NYC since 2007 and have built most of my life here, but Colorado has never left my work. That connection to nature continues to shape my philosophy, especially in how I integrate natural elements into urban environments.
Vitra: Honoring Verner Panton’s Vision
Vitra continues to demonstrate how timeless design can evolve while remaining true to its original vision. In addition to furnishing the ICFF Media Lounge, the company marked a significant milestone with the introduction of the Panton Chair Limited Edition 2026, created in celebration of the 100th anniversary of renowned Danish designer Verner Panton’s birth.