Decorex 2025 returns to Olympia London from 12–15 October, reaffirming its place as the premier event for luxury interiors, craftsmanship, and design innovation.
Organisers promise an inspiring showcase, bringing together the latest collections, immersive features, and thought-provoking discussions that make Decorex a must-attend for interior design professionals.
This year, more than 280 exhibitors will unveil cutting-edge collections from leading brands. Highlights include Homeplay’s Serengeti Living, which explores the seamless integration of technology into interiors; Castrads’ vintage-inspired radiators in collaboration with Soho Lighting and Hyde House; luxurious sofas from Sofas & Stuff; and Olive & Barr’s Shaker-inspired kitchens. Alongside these, hundreds of brands will present the finest in textiles, wallcoverings, lighting, accessories, furniture, flooring, and more.
The much celebrated Making Spaces feature returns with a fresh line-up of artisans demonstrating live craft techniques and sharing insights into the future of craft. It’s a vibrant celebration of creativity and provenance, featuring makers showcasing their skills in metal work, ceramics and textiles.
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| 'Mother Dearest' by Carl Fox - A London based artist who blends traditional techniques of marquetry and parquetry with modern aesthetics. His work often explores texture and pattern through meticulous craftsmanship. |
From over 200 entries received, 14 artisans were selected by the Decorex 2025 Making Spaces Committee that hand-picked their favourite makers, providing the chosen artisans with a unique and exclusive opportunity to showcase their craft to Decorex’s interior design audience.
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| Art creation by Fiona McTaggart, an artist and surface pattern designer who uses hand-dyeing and derailed illustration to create layered, evocative surfaces. |
Each artisan will be demonstrating their craft live at Decorex, offering visitors a rare glimpse into the making process and the stories behind their work. These exclusive one-hour sessions, led by talented artisans, offer visitors the chance to immerse themselves in hands-on creativity. Each workshop provides an interactive opportunity to learn directly from masters of their craft, all within a dedicated space.
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| Pamela Print will be teaching two Table Loom Weaving workshops in the Making Spaces area |
Pamela Print is returning to Decorex showcasing a new collection of artworks, interior accessories and fabrics, handwoven using naturally-dyed fibres and waste yarn. "Colour in Nature" is an exploration of natural hues found in our environment, highlighting the need for more dialogue surrounding non-toxic art and fabrics in the contemporary home and interior space. Print will be exhibiting and demonstrating alongside four highly-skilled makers from last year's Making Spaces cohort: Hanny Newton, Lara Pain, Valerie Wartelle and The Marchmont Workshop.
To view the programme and full line-up of artisans, click HERE.
For networking and relaxation, visitors can enjoy the Decorex Bar, designed by Lucy Mayers for Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler. This year’s design evokes a rich autumnal garden, blending classic English elegance with immersive, contemporary flourishes.
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Visitors will look forward to the Design Talks Programme, with over 100 expert speakers. tTis year’s talks explore topical subjects from scaling design businesses to championing regional artisans. Expect practical insights, bold ideas, and lively debate across four days.
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| Sam Fisher, Decorex Event Director |
Sam Fisher, Decorex Event Director, comments: “This year’s lineup of speakers and topics is truly exceptional, reflecting the latest trends and innovations in our industry. We’ve curated a diverse range of sessions designed to inspire, educate, and engage—from thought-provoking keynotes to educational panels. I’m particularly excited about the inclusion of emerging voices in the design community, who bring fresh perspectives and innovative ideas.”
Click HERE for the talks programme.
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