— The sponsorship reflects Dallas Market Center's ongoing commitment to elevating the Dallas design community. —

DALLAS – September 21, 2026 — Today, Dallas Market Center (DMC) was named as a sponsor of the 2026 Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas, supporting 20 designers as they transform the historic estate at 2999 Turtle Creek Boulevard. The sponsorship reflects DMC’s ongoing investment in the people and organizations that shape design in the community.

Since its Dallas debut in 2020, the Kips Bay Decorator Show House has grown into one of the region's premier design events, an extension of the legendary New York showcase that has inspired the industry for decades. Now entering its seventh year, the 2026 Show House returns with an entirely new group of designers and a completely reimagined home. An opening day preview takes place Friday, November 13, followed by a public opening on Saturday, November 14, with the Show House open through Sunday, December 6.

Proceeds support the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, which serves more than 14,000 young people across the Bronx, along with two Dallas-based organizations: Dwell with Dignity, which creates inspiring and nurturing homes for families facing homelessness and poverty, and The Crystal Charity Ball, a cornerstone Dallas institution supporting children's charities throughout Dallas County. Together, these organizations further a shared mission of transforming lives through design, service, and philanthropy.

"Supporting the Kips Bay Decorator Show House is a natural extension of what we do every day at Dallas Market Center: creating space for designers to do their best work and be recognized for it," said Cindy Morris, president and CEO of Dallas Market Center. "This community thrives when we invest in it together, and we're proud to support the Show House and everyone who brings it to life this year."

“Part of the magic of the Show House is handing designers the keys and seeing where their imaginations take them,” said Daniel Quintero, executive director of Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club. “This year, they have more of the property to play with, new spaces to discover, and the freedom to make each one entirely their own. And with this being our final year at Turtle Creek, we couldn’t ask for a more exciting group to bring the house to life. We can’t wait for visitors to see what they’ve dreamed up.”

Two of this year's participating firms, Coco & Dash and Fonde Interiors, are also members of DMC's inaugural Design Ambassador Program, launched to connect, inspire, and support the design community. The year-long program brings together six leading Dallas-based firms — Burkle Creative, Coco & Dash, Fonde Interiors, Maestri, Pulp Design Studios, and Yates Desygn — who collaborate with DMC and its showrooms on vignettes styled entirely with pieces sourced from the DMC campus. With Coco & Dash and Fonde Interiors' participation this year, all six Design Ambassador firms have now designed for the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas.

Four of the six Ambassadors have already unveiled their vignettes at Dallas Market Center: Coco & Dash debuted its installation alongside Pulp Design Studios during the June Total Home & Gift Market, and Burkle Creative and Yates Desygn revealed theirs during Dallas Design Week, held September 15–17. The remaining Ambassadors will debut their vignettes over the coming months, continuing a year of collaboration between DMC and some of the city's most respected design talent.

For more information about the Design Ambassador Program, visit dallasmarketcenter.com/designambassadors.

For tickets and additional information on the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Dallas, visit kipsbaydecoratorshowhouse.org.

PLANNING AHEAD

The next Total Home & Gift Market will occur January 6-12, 2027, running in tandem with Lightovation (January 6-9, 2027), the largest residential lighting show in North America, and its Lightovation Design + Build Day taking place January 5.

For information about all upcoming markets and events, visit the Dallas Market Center website and download the new, completely redesigned Dallas Market Center mobile app. Stay current by visiting Dallas Market Center on Facebook, Instagram, and the DMC Daily Dose blog.

About Dallas Market Center
Dallas Market Center is a global business-to-business trade center and the leading wholesale marketplace in North America connecting retailers and interior designers with top manufacturers in gourmet and housewares, home décor, holiday/floral, gifts, lighting, and apparel. Inside its dynamic, 5 million-square-foot campus, nearly 200,000 customers from all 50 states and 85 countries seek industry trends, business education, and new products from exhibitors throughout the year via dominant trade events for gift, home décor, holiday, and floral; the nation’s most comprehensive apparel and accessories markets featuring the latest styles from East Coast and West Coast designers; the largest residential lighting trade event in North America; and the largest and most successful open-daily design center. To make plans for upcoming markets, visit the Dallas Market Center website and download the Dallas Market Center App.

Sakina Persian Rugs will present its collection of one-of-a-kind, hand-knotted Persian silk rugs at the fall  High Point Market, October 17-21, Suites at Market Square, booth M-5024.

Members of the press, editors, designers, and industry professionals are invited to experience the rugs in person and meet founder Ziba Bayat Gardner to learn about the traditional techniques, extraordinary knotting, and personal story behind Sakina.

For decades, U.S. sanctions have restricted commercial imports of Iranian-origin carpets. After the authorization for Iranian-origin carpets was narrowed to wind-down transactions in 2018, Sakina chose a different path: the rugs in its current collection are produced outside Iran.

Founder Ziba Bayat Gardner established a production team in Armenia and brought experienced Persian silk-rug weavers there so the work could continue beyond Iran. The rugs are made in Armenia and exported from Armenia to the United States with the required commercial and cultural documentation.

For more information, visit  traditionalpersianrug.com

Shoppe Object Paris is joining the Jardin des Tuileries within Premiere Classe, from October 2 to 5, 2026. This capsule, composed exclusively of new brands, offers a premium selection spanning design, home, wellness, and lifestyle.

Premiere Classe x Shoppe Object Paris: Opening New Retail Territories

Following its presence at Who's Next, Shoppe Object Paris finds in Premiere Classe a complementary space for expression. Through this sharp curation, the unmissable rendezvous for accessory and ready-to-wear  designers is expanding its offering in response to new sourcing practices among concept stores, department stores, and multi-brand retailers.

For Shoppe Object Paris, this presence at Premiere Classe makes it possible to reach an international community during Fashion Week, while retaining what defines its signature: an editorial, exacting selection focused on discovering new brands.

A Premium Curation Designed for Premiere Classe

Conceived as an extension of the New York show's DNA and its Paris edition, this selection was specifically curated for Premiere Classe, echoing its upscale positioning and its setting at the heart of Fashion Week. Bringing together around a dozen brands, this selection offers a premium reading of the Shoppe Object universe, designed to dialogue with the offering and identity of Premiere Classe.

Home, design, wellness, and lifestyle: these brands enrich Premiere Classe's journey with propositions that naturally extend the evolution of contemporary retail. This opening is part of the show's transformation which, after more than 35 years as the international destination for fashion accessories, is now expanding its territory to bring fashion, design, beauty, and lifestyle into dialogue. 

"Shoppe Object was built to spotlight what's next, and for more than 35 years Premiere Classe has done exactly that for fashion,” says Renata Bokalo, Shoppe Object's Show Director and founding team member. “Bringing our capsule into the Jardin des Tuileries lets us introduce hand-picked, exceptional new brands to a Fashion Week audience that's already rethinking what belongs alongside their edit. It's a natural next step for everything we've built in New York, and now in Paris."

Among the brands featured:

Foundy

Foundy reimagines wellness differently, with high-end sports equipment that naturally finds its place in the home. The brand reinvents fitness essentials with classic materials, sophisticated finishes, and a colorful palette — pieces designed to be as beautiful to look at as they are enjoyable to use.

Hélène Paoli

Hélène Paoli, founder of the interior architecture agency Archipelles, imagines a collection of stoneware lighting with Luma Hellenis. Designed in France and handcrafted, these lamps draw inspiration from the shapes and colors of Greece. Between antique heritage and contemporary lines, each piece plays with material and light to reveal the full mineral softness of ceramic.

Sarah Espeute

Sarah Espeute creates textile pieces where poetic embroidery meets timeless design. Tablecloths, napkins, and other textiles are transformed under her needle into delicate compositions inspired by everyday scenes and objects. Between sensitivity, artisanal craftsmanship, and an eco-responsible approach, her world brings a touch of poetry to everyday objects.

En Doft

En Doft was born in 2022 from a collaboration between Swedish design studio All Matters Studio and French perfumer Emmanuel Martini. Together, they combine design and olfactory composition through home fragrances and candles, designed to naturally find their place in our living spaces. 

Batchig

Since 2026, Batchig has been reinventing perfume as a fashion accessory with rechargeable solid perfumes designed to be carried anywhere. Each case, like a piece of jewelry, is adorned with a natural stone, while the highly concentrated, alcohol-free fragrances are made in France.

Eldvarm

Since 2015, Eldvarm has been creating fireplace accessories and home objects inspired by the world of fire and the moments of conviviality that surround it. The brand collaborates with designers to imagine functional, timeless pieces, handmade in small European workshops from natural materials. 

SAVED NEW YORK

Created in 2015 by New York artist and designer Sean McNanney, SAVED NEW YORK imagines home pieces in sustainably sourced Mongolian cashmere. Its collection combines traditional craftsmanship with contemporary sensibility.

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HIGH POINT, N.C. – September 9, 2026 – ANDMORE has confirmed a new round of permanent showroom leases and temporary exhibit signings ahead of the Fall 2026 High Point Market, running October 17–21. Temporary exhibit space in SALON, Suites at Market Square, and INTERHALL opens one day earlier, on Friday, October 16, stretching the buying window to six full days. The latest brands touch furniture, bedding, lighting, art, hardware, and specialty décor, and include several exhibitors stepping into ANDMORE properties for the first time.

Six brands are opening permanent showrooms for the first time this fall. Mattress manufacturer Diamond Mattress takes space at IHFC H638, while Serta-Simmons opens a new permanent showroom at IHFC M930 to support its Ashley Furniture division, and Tempur-Sealy does the same at IHFC M925. Casegoods and home accents company Coast by DK opens at 300 S. Main, lighting and accessories brand Molecule debuts at IHFC H504, and home décor company Asthetik moves in at MS 253.

Five existing exhibitors are growing or repositioning their footprint. Lane Venture and Bassett Furniture combine a relocation and expansion into IHFC M101/M201, and bedding and upholstery manufacturer Sleemon is doing the same at Furniture Plaza 411. Home Creative is expanding its Commerce & Design showroom at 8A/8N, MotoMotion and Sofaworks are adding space at IHFC C800/W800, and textile resource Alendel Fabrics is expanding into MST 350 and 370.

LR Home has finalized one of the Fall’s most significant leasing commitments, more than doubling its permanent showroom. Founded in 2001, the family-owned-and-operated resource specializes in rugs, pillows, décor, furniture and outdoor pieces, and its expansion marks a strong vote of confidence in IHFC as buyers prepare for Fall 2026.

Eighteen temporary exhibitors have signed on for Fall 2026 across SALON, Suites at Market Square, and INTERHALL. SALON welcomes original wall art of the artist SK Isbell Art (G-6006), custom cabinetry maker Walker Woodworking (G-7017), outdoor lighting resource Fourteenth Colony (G-6045), furniture exhibitor Aven Arch (G-7054), and Custom carpet stair tread, runners & landing Oak Valley Designs (G-7010), which is adding rug runners and stair treads to its assortment. Hardware supplier Art and Forge Hardware (G-6026) is relocating within SALON, and rug resource English Village Lane (G-7025) is expanding its space there. Lighting brand Flocke joins the Suites at Market Square footprint at G-3028.

Suites at Market Square also gains original wall art from Different Strokes (M-5025), pillow resource Sweetwater Trading Company (M-6001), sports apparel brand Fanantics (M-6047), decorative surfboard supplier Surfboard Trading (M-6048), and Mangosteen Art Prints (M-8018). Service company Risk Assurance (M-4021) is relocating within the same building.

Rounding out the additions, INTERHALL adds six new furniture and home décor resources: Febal Casa (IH 102), an Italian furniture maker; Kathy Kuo Home (IH 301), a multi-category furniture and home décor resource; Modern Matter (IH 200), a premium cabinet hardware brand; Piffany Copenhagen (IH 406), a lighting and décor brand; Roll & Hill (IH 205), a lighting and décor brand; and Wermo Furniture (IH 311).

“This leasing activity reflects real conviction from our exhibitor community heading into Fall Market,” said Amory Wooden, Chief Revenue Officer of ANDMORE. “Brands aren’t just filling space, they’re investing in bigger footprints and better locations because they’re seeing results here. That kind of commitment, from first-time exhibitors and long-standing partners alike, is what keeps High Point Market moving forward as the place our industry comes to do business.”

ANDMORE's High Point Market properties include: 129 S. Hamilton (Eichholtz); 200 North Hamilton; 300 E. Green; 300 S. Main; 320 North Hamilton; 330 North Hamilton; Commerce & Design; Furniture Plaza; Hamilton Market; Hamilton Place; Historic Market Square; International Home Furnishings Center (IHFC); Market Square Tower; National Furniture Mart; Plaza Suites; Showplace; and Suites at Market Square.

About ANDMORE at High Point Market: High Point Market is the largest and longest-running furnishings industry trade show in the world, featuring an extensive selection of exhibitors across every category, style, and price point for the home. The twice-yearly markets attract tens of thousands of domestic and international retail home furnishings buyers, interior designers, architects, and other industry professionals. ANDMORE owns 17 buildings spanning 7 million square feet in the heart of the market district, housing 1,100+ permanent showrooms and temporary exhibits. ANDMORE also offers a wide variety of educational, trend, and networking opportunities featuring industry leaders and tastemakers. ANDMOREHighPointMarket.com

About ANDMORE®: ANDMORE, a Blackstone portfolio company, empowers wholesale buyers and sellers to connect, grow and prosper through premier physical markets and design centers. The company operates over 20 million square feet of premium tradeshow and showroom space, hosting live events in Atlanta, High Point, N.C., Las Vegas and New York City. Serving industries such as home décor, gift, furniture and apparel, ANDMORE supports the global B2B community thr

DALLAS – September 10, 2026 — Dallas Market Center has announced that John Robshaw Textiles has joined its Textile Salon (IHDC 2F215-TS4), bringing its hand-blocked, globally inspired textiles to DMC in time for Dallas Design Week, September 15–17. Designers attending Design Week will get a first look at Robshaw's prints, bedding, and home decor in person.

“John’s extraordinary use of color, pattern, and global influences has made his work so distinctive and beloved within the design community,” says Ileana Saldivia, director of interior design at Dallas Market Center. “Having him here offers designers a wonderful opportunity to experience his creative perspective firsthand, discover his latest textiles, and connect with the story and craftsmanship behind the collection. The Textile Salon was created to bring designers closer to exceptional textile resources and the people behind them, and John’s visit embodies exactly that spirit.”

Additionally, John Robshaw Textiles was recently announced as a finalist in the Home Textiles category for the 37th annual ARTS Awards, the home furnishings industry's premier awards program presented by Dallas Market Center and ART. Winners will be named at the January 8, 2027, gala at the Hilton Anatole, held during Total Home & Gift Market (January 6-12) and Lightovation (January 5-9).

ABOUT TEXTILE SALON

Textile Salon is Dallas Market Center's dedicated showcase for fine fabrics, trim, wallpaper, window and floor coverings, and decorative hardware. Located on the second floor of the Interior Home + Design Center, the 7,000-square-foot shared showroom is open daily to the trade and built for designers. Alongside its lineup of leading brands including Kravet, English Village Lane, H&M Designs, Hue & Dot by Mirth Studio, Post House, and Your Pillowman, Textile Salon has become a gathering point for the design community, hosting talks, trend reports, and events throughout the year.

ABOUT JOHN ROBSHAW

John Robshaw grew up in Buffalo, New York, and earned a fine arts degree from Pratt Institute before traveling across Asia to study printing traditions firsthand. In China and India, he learned block printing and natural indigo dye techniques directly from artisans who had practiced them for generations. That education became the foundation of his work.

"My philosophy both in art and in life was to try everything, plunge into my work with tons of energy and openness to whatever might happen, and let my aesthetic unfold along the way using any material, in any space, with anyone," Robshaw says.

Every John Robshaw Textiles piece carries that hands-on approach. Quilts are hand-stitched by master artisans, blocks are carved and printed by hand, pillows and tapestries are hand-painted, and sheets are hand-stitched — nothing is automated.

"To me, how a thing is made is as important as what it finally becomes," Robshaw says.

Photo credit: John Robshaw Textiles

ABOUT THE LINE

Each season, John Robshaw Textiles releases a new collection of prints across bedding, fabric, wallpaper, furniture, and loungewear. The line sells through major retailers and boutique specialty stores alike.

The brand has appeared in such home publications as Architectural Digest and The World of Interiors, and on multiple covers of Elle Decor. Robshaw's textiles also outfit luxury hotels including Shutters on the Beach in Santa Monica, The Crow's Nest in Montauk, and Greydon House in Nantucket.

Robshaw splits his time between New York's Lower East Side and Sharon, Connecticut, and runs his first retail shop nearby in Falls Village.

PLANNING AHEAD

Designers can see, touch, and explore John Robshaw Textiles in Textile Salon during Dallas Design Week, September 15–17. A full schedule and registration details are available atdallasmarketcenter.com.

For information about all upcoming markets and events, visit the Dallas Market Center website and download the new, completely redesigned Dallas Market Center mobile app. Stay current by visiting Dallas Market Center on Facebook, Instagram, and the DMC Daily Dose blog.

About Dallas Market Center
Dallas Market Center is a global business-to-business trade center and the leading wholesale marketplace in North America connecting retailers and interior designers with top manufacturers in gourmet and housewares, home décor, holiday/floral, gifts, lighting, and apparel. Inside its dynamic, 5 million-square-foot campus, nearly 200,000 customers from all 50 states and 85 countries seek industry trends, business education, and new products from exhibitors throughout the year via dominant trade events for gift, home décor, holiday, and floral; the nation’s most comprehensive apparel and accessories markets featuring the latest styles from East Coast and West Coast designers; the largest residential lighting trade event in North America; and the largest and most successful open-daily design center. To make plans for upcoming markets, visit the Dallas Market Center website and download the Dallas Market Center App.

Service Buddy is highlighting the everyday breakdowns that cost rug retailers jobs, time and money — and showing a better way to run the showroom at Booth A19.

Most rug retailers do not decide to replace their software because of one major failure.

Usually, it is a series of smaller problems.

A designer replies to a quote and nobody follows up. A deposit is assumed to have been collected when it was not. Two salespeople think the same rug is available. A rug is sold, but nobody can say exactly where it is.

Individually, these problems can seem small. Over time, they start costing the business real money.

Ahead of COVER Connect New York, Service Buddy is highlighting six operational problems we regularly hear from rug retailers.

1. A designer replied to the quote. Nobody followed up.

One of the easiest sales to lose is one that was already moving forward.

A quote gets emailed to an interior designer. The designer responds. The email gets buried in someone's inbox and nobody follows up in time.

In a relationship-driven business, the problem is rarely a lack of effort. The problem is having no clear system showing the team exactly what needs attention.

2. The showroom is being run through too many different systems.

Texts for one thing. Calendars for another. Spreadsheets for inventory. QuickBooks for accounting.

Customer information, quotes, payments, scheduling and inventory end up spread across different places.

Each system may work on its own. The problem comes when employees are responsible for keeping all of them coordinated.

That is when things start falling through the cracks.

3. Everyone thought the deposit had been collected.

The customer approves the purchase. The process moves forward. Everyone assumes the deposit was taken.

Four weeks later, someone realizes it never was.

Now the retailer has to call the customer back and ask for a credit card after the sale was already supposed to be underway.

It is uncomfortable for the customer and delays cash flow for the business.

4. An appointment changed, but the right person never got the update.

Showroom teams are constantly coordinating customers, designers, deliveries, pickups and in-home appointments.

When those updates live in texts, emails or someone's memory, it is easy for one person to miss the change.

The result is wasted time and an unnecessary customer-service problem. The same communication breakdown appears in the original Service Buddy examples around changed appointments not reaching the person responsible.

5. A $4,000 rug was sold, but nobody knew where it was.

This is a uniquely painful problem in rug retail.

Is the rug on the showroom floor?

In the warehouse?

Out on approval with a designer?

Already delivered?

When inventory moves between locations, customers and designers, simply knowing that a rug exists is not enough. The team needs to know where it is and whether it is actually available.

For products worth thousands of dollars, poor inventory visibility gets expensive quickly.

6. Two salespeople think the same rug is available.

One salesperson has already promised the rug to a customer.

Another is still showing or quoting it.

Both believe it is available because there is no clear, real-time view of its status.

Now the inventory problem becomes a customer problem.

Someone has to explain why the rug they thought they could purchase is no longer available.

These are the types of everyday operational problems Service Buddy was built to solve.

Service Buddy gives rug retailers one place to manage customers, quotes, approvals, inventory, scheduling, payments and follow-up without having to piece together multiple disconnected systems.

“Rug retail is still a very personal, relationship-driven business,” said Tom Strachan, founder of Service Buddy. “The goal of better software isn't to change that. It's to remove the operational problems happening behind the scenes so the team can spend more time taking care of customers and designers.”

Service Buddy will be exhibiting at COVER Connect New York, September 26–28, 2026, at Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City.

Attendees can visit Booth A19, directly next to the Coffee Lounge, to see Service Buddy and its newest rug retail workflows in person.

Book your meeting at Cover Connect here

New Feizy Design Gallery expands designer resources, custom capabilities, and trade support in Beaverton, Oregon.

BEAVERTON, OR — Feizy Rugs, the award-winning rug manufacturer known for its craftsmanship, design innovation, and commitment to the interior design industry, today announced the opening of the Feizy Design Gallery in partnership with NW Rugs & Furniture, creating a premier trade-exclusive destination for interior designers in the Pacific Northwest.

(Hicksville, NY – July 2026) Kalaty Rug Corporation is showcasing its usual impressive display of new area rugs in all weaves, textures, constructions, décor genres and colors at the summer Las Vegas Market in the company’s showroom, WMC, B455. Alongside the company’s primary emphasis on heritage hand-knotted collections and additions to best-selling hand-knotted collections, Kalaty has expanded its upper-tier Luxe-Weave™ hand-finished power-loomed series to include the floral inspirations of the Waldorf collection, which is making its debut at this market.

LAS VEGAS, NV – July 22, 2026 – As Las Vegas Market prepares to open July 26 at World Market Center Las Vegas several pre-market planning and buzz-building efforts are underway. Buyers can now vote for the Summer 2026 Market Snapshot People's Choice Awards featuring this season's top product trends, meet the Market Stars shaping the home furnishings conversation, and use digital tools to plan a productive week on-site.

Market Snapshot Finalist Voting Opens

The public voting period is now open for Las Vegas Market’s People’s Choice Awards, which honors the most compelling products showcased in the Summer 2026 Market Snapshot program. Explore all 25 finalists and vote for your favorites at Market Snapshot through July 25. The winning products will be announced July 26, the opening day of Las Vegas Market.

Drawn from permanent showrooms and temporary exhibits, the finalists showcase five trend-driven themes for the season ahead:

• Week 1 – At Home Healing: Calming scentscapes, plush layers, and self-care rituals make home the ultimate retreat. These curated essentials turn any space into a restoration station.

• Finalists: Birdbath LLC, Cozy Earth, Leely Chai shown by Road Runners, Orchids Lux Home, and The Darling Effect shown by Fine Lines.

• Week 2 – Crafted Natural: Honest materials, sculptural forms and warm organic tones create spaces that feel grounded, tactile, and effortlessly refined.

• Finalists: Arteriors, Azzurro Living shown by CODARUS, Safavieh, Sagebrook Home, and Theodore Alexander.

• Week 3 – Petopia: Celebrating furry-friend designs that are bold, joyful and impossible to resist. The perfect find for every pet parent on or even a four-legged companion.

• Finalists: Carstens shown by NEST, The New Era Sales Team; C&F Enterprise; Chala Handbags shown by Sales Producers; Pavilion; and Uttermost.

• Week 4 – Fun in the Sun: Behind every effortless summer afternoon is the perfect setup and go-to essentials. This week’s product selections turn ordinary days into core memories.

• Finalists: Graf Lantz, Porter Green shown by CMA, Telescope Casual Furniture, The French Farm, and Vincent Sheppard.

• Week 5 – Hyperbloom: Florals take center stage this week, scaling up from accent greenery to statement blooms. Look for trailing botanicals on bedding and textiles, oversized floral placements and delicate details that bring summer blooms into dimensional, tactile form.

• Finalists: D.V. KAP Home, Emerson and Friends, Icinco Studio, JLA Home/Olliix, and Kalalou.

Market Stars

Meet our Market Stars — a hand-selected group of designers, influencers, and style experts bringing you an insider’s look at Las Vegas Market. Follow their journey as they shop showrooms, discover emerging trends, and spotlight their favorite products and hidden gems throughout the market.

Paulina Rubio N. from Guadalajara, is the founder and CEO of ConceptHome, a Mexican design brand founded in 2019. Paulina has a background in Communication with a specialization in Fashion & Luxury Marketing. She shares design perspective across social media to audiences in Mexico and Latin America.

James Pearse Connelly from Los Angeles, California, is a production designer with more than two decades of experience in studio sets, interiors, and events. Founder and Principal Creative of StudioConnelly.com. Three Emmy Awards, 19 Emmy nominations, nine Art Directors Guild Award nominations. Television Academy Governor, 2014–2019. Credits include The Masked Singer, The Voice, the MTV Video Music Awards, The Kelly Clarkson Show, Top Chef, RuPaul's Drag Race, Netflix's Tom Brady and Kevin Hart roasts, Wheel of Fortune, The Bachelor, and the Goonies House Restoration.

Tiffany Glasco from St. Louis, Missouri is the founder and principal designer of Nahla Madison Home, a luxury interior design firm and home furnishings destination. Decade-plus of design experience, 15+ years as a serial entrepreneur across financial services, healthcare, consulting, and event planning. Known for an eclectic, refined aesthetic combining bold colors, patterns, and textures.

Tim & Jay from Emory, Texas, the founders of Twigs Home & Lighting, a family-owned home décor destination specializing in unique furnishings, lighting, and accessories since 1987. With nearly four decades of experience in the home furnishings industry, Tim and Jay have built a reputation for thoughtfully curated designs that bring warmth, character, and timeless style to residential spaces.

Plan Ahead for a Seamless Market Experience

Las Vegas Market offers a range of digital and print resources to help buyers plan and navigate efficiently once on-site. The ANDMORE Markets app supports on-site visits with exhibitor directories, wayfinding, the ability to save favorite showrooms and photos, and quick follow-up with exhibitors after Market.

For planning ahead of arrival, LasVegasMarket.com provides exhibitor listings, the Market calendar, travel information, and registration. The digital Preview Guide rounds out these tools with an early look at what's showing this season: ANDMORE LV PREVIEW GUIDE | SUMMER 2026.

Las Vegas Market Summer 2026 runs July 27–30, 2026, at World Market Center Las Vegas. Summer Market 2026 runs July 26–30, featuring Permanent Showrooms open 9 a.m.–6 p.m. daily (closing at 4 p.m. on Thursday), Gift & Home Temporaries open July 26–29 from 9 a.m.–6 p.m. (closing at 4 p.m. on Wednesday), and Home Furnishings Temporaries on B6 open July 26–30 from 9 a.m.–6 p.m. (closing at 2 p.m. on Thursday). Register now and plan at Las Vegas Market.com

About Las Vegas Market: Las Vegas Market is the leading home furnishings and gift market in the western U.S., offering a comprehensive cross-category showcase of furniture, home décor, gifts, and lifestyle products. Held twice annually at World Market Center Las Vegas, the Market attracts thousands of buyers and designers from around the world. LasVegasMarket.com

About ANDMORE®: ANDMORE, a Blackstone portfolio company, empowers wholesale buyers and sellers to connect, grow and prosper through premier physical markets and design centers. The company operates over 20 million square feet of premium tradeshow and showroom space, hosting live events in Atlanta, High Point, N.C., Las Vegas and New York City. Serving industries such as home décor, gift, furniture and apparel, ANDMORE supports the global B2B community through its unmatched marketplace experiences. ANDMORE.com