Decorex 2026 Showcases Luxury Design and Innovation

Decorex, the leading luxury interior design event, returns to Olympia London from October 11-14, 2026. With over 280 exhibitors showcasing high-end craftsmanship and cutting-edge trends, it’s a one-stop destination for designers seeking inspiration and connections. Visitors will discover new brands and products, make valuable connections, and find everything needed for their next project in one place.

Lighting Takes Center Stage

Several exhibitors are pushing the boundaries of lighting design. Corston Architectural Detail introduces its first rechargeable light, combining USB charging and touch-dimming in the popular Cotswold range. New linen-cotton fabric shades in four colorways and the Richmond Desk Lamp, crafted from solid brass, will also debut. The Soho Lighting Company unveils its Architectural Collection, featuring fully transparent plastic switches and sockets alongside its award-winning Kinetic Technology. Rothschild & Bickers presents two new collections: Diamond Chochin, inspired by Japanese lanterns, and Twisted Optic, showcasing their signature blend of craftsmanship and contemporary design. Both collections are available as pendants and wall lights, highlighting bespoke British glassmaking.

Beyond lighting, Decorex 2026 offers a wealth of discoveries. Ligne Roset reintroduces the iconic Marsala seating range with a sustainable beech plywood shell, alongside the ML80 modular storage system and a striking low table by Lorenzo Remedi, crafted from hammered red lacquered glass. Sterox Studio debuts Pyrus, an executive desk combining Corian, Swiss Pear veneer, and leather-lined drawers, exemplifying bespoke craftsmanship. Onacara Cushions unveils its Autumn/Winter 2026–27 collection, offering tactile fabrics and sophisticated color combinations for effortless interior transformations, along with a bespoke service for tailored schemes.

Sustainability and Innovation

Alessandro Bini showcases its latest fabric collections, developed with a focus on sustainability and innovation. Their patented Coex technology makes natural fabrics flame retardant, hypoallergenic, and compostable. Naturalmat continues its commitment to sustainable sleep with its collaboration with Wallace Sewell, featuring throws made from 100% British wool and the Braunton Bed, inspired by 1970s Italian design with recycled denim and cotton upholstery.

Alchemy Tiles revives a 13th-century encaustic inlay technique in its handcrafted Modular Table Centrepieces and ceramic wall art. Riviere collaborates with Angel O’Donnell on a rug collection celebrating the design process itself. Kudos Bespoke Joinery showcases its integrated approach to made-to-measure interiors, while Hendel & Hendel unveils a selection of new designs across cabinet hardware, interior accessories, and architectural fittings.

Immersive Installations and Collaborations

Home automation specialist Homeplay presents The Beach House, an immersive installation created in partnership with Hill House Interiors, Lutron, Sonance, and MHB Interiors. This three-minute experience simulates a day of natural light, showcasing seamless integration of lighting and sound in luxury interiors. Inspired by coastal environments and natural materials, it highlights how technology enhances a home’s atmosphere while remaining discreet.

Ceramakka unveils the Serenity Series, a collection of sculptural ceramic works by Louisa Akka, inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku (Forest Bathing). These pieces transform walls into calming installations, supporting a sensory connection to nature.

Heritage and Craftsmanship

Italian luxury maker Agresti, founded in 1949, showcases its handcrafted safes, jewelry cabinets, and bespoke furniture. Each piece is meticulously created in its Florentine atelier, using sustainably sourced materials like mahogany, maple, ebony, brass, crystal, suede, and leather.