The design show begins this Sunday
Decorex, which is to be held from 6–9 October at Olympia London, is one of Europe’s premier interior design events, celebrating its 46th edition this year. This renowned fair will feature over 280 international exhibitors showcasing high-end rugs, furniture, fabrics, lighting and more.
Attendees will be able to explore the latest innovations in sustainability and design through workshops, live art, and engaging talks. Key highlights include the ‘Making Spaces’ artisanal workshops, the VIP Lounge, and discussions on modern design trends such as AI’s role in interiors.
The show offers a bounty of luxurious handwoven rugs by a range of brands, many of which have been listed here. In addition to these, it will be exciting to see offerings by British design studios A Rum Fellow, Loomah, Jacqueline James and Northwest 35. Also showing a variety of rugs and textiles will be Parisian brand édition 1.6.9, Ornate Rugs Ltd., Crucial Trading, Riviera Home UK, Niki Jones and Alternative Flooring. View the full list of exhibitors and register for the show on the Decorex website.
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