From trend-led product showcases to new rug collections, Las Vegas Market returns this summer with a preview of the designs shaping the interiors landscape
As Las Vegas Market prepares to open at World Market Center Las Vegas next week from 27–30 July 2026, buyers can explore a host of new collections, trend forecasts and resources designed to help navigate the upcoming edition.
The Summer 2026 Market Snapshot programme highlights 25 standout products across five emerging themes, including Crafted Natural, Hyperbloom and At Home Healing.
Showcasing materials, colour palettes and design directions expected to influence interiors in the months ahead, the programme gives visitors insight into the season’s most compelling trends ahead of the market opening.
Among the exhibitors presenting new designs, rug brands are set to showcase a mix of handcrafted textures, natural materials and contemporary interpretations of traditional styles.
Kalaty Rugs will unveil new additions across its hand-knotted, handcrafted and Luxe-Weave™ collections, including the Fiora, Montero, Rove and Genesis collections. Combining premium wool, innovative textures and updated colour palettes, the brand’s latest designs reflect a continued demand for rugs that balance craftsmanship with modern living.
Meanwhile, Nourison Home will present new collections including Skyler and Stratford, featuring softly dimensional surfaces, hand-tufted wool and cotton blends, and a focus on natural tones and tactile finishes. Additional launches across Nourison Home and Reserve by Nourison explore everything from vintage-inspired patterns to luxurious silk constructions.
Alongside product discovery, Las Vegas Market is introducing resources to help visitors plan their time efficiently. The ANDMORE Markets app offers access to exhibitor directories, wayfinding, showroom favourites and post-market follow-up tools, while the digital Preview Guide provides an early look at exhibitors and events.
The Temporary Exhibitor programme, which showcases brands without permanent showrooms at World Market Center Las Vegas, has been renamed First Finds for Summer 2026. While the showcase features a broad range of interiors brands rather than a dedicated rug focus, it offers buyers an opportunity to discover emerging names and new-to-market collections across the temporary spaces.
The Summer 2026 Market Stars programme will also bring together designers, influencers and industry voices, offering an insider perspective on showroom discoveries and emerging trends throughout the event.
With a combination of trend forecasting, new product launches and opportunities for connection, Las Vegas Market Summer 2026 promises a showcase of the ideas and innovations shaping the future of interiors.
Words by Libbi Kettle
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