DATE

17.09.2026

Almost 600 exhibitors will be installed in the Valencia Fair venue. Approximately 40,000 visitors will pass through its 10 pavilions, with more than 110,000 m², so knowing the essential stops is key.

The set offers content, spaces and experiences, complemented by a complete program of lectures, round tables and showcookings.

Among the main spaces stands out the nude Hall, the true breeding ground of innovation of the event. In it, non-industrialized prototypes, final year projects and young design editors share their work and research in small modules where universities (EASD, UPV, IED, among others) and emerging studios coexist. In its agora, round tables alternate regarding the current debates of the sector, along with an exhibition with the awarded pieces of the ADCV (Association of Designers of the Valencian Community). This link between young talent and professional maturity is reflected in figures such as José Manuel Ferrero, creative director of estudi{H}ac -who signed the scenography of nude in the last edition- and who this year returns to the event to present Ondula, his first wooden chair, a piece in which he combines craftsmanship, industry, memory and innovation.

To this are added Espacio Cocina SICI and Textilhogar, two independent monographic and professional fairs that take place simultaneously with Feria Hábitat València. Inside is the AMC Kitchen Lab, a space designed by the designer Francesc Rifé who conceives the kitchen not as an isolated technical room, but as a dynamic and fluid social threshold integrated into the home. The tour is completed with Hotel Hábitat, a large installation curated by the architect Joaquín Homs that recreates an immersive experience of cutting-edge hospitality, and with the Contemporary Design and Lighting pavilion.

The main distinguishing feature of the event is its multispecialty synergy, which turns this annual meeting into a unique opportunity for learning, business and networking. By synchronizing with Espacio Cocina SICI and Textilhogar, the event brings together the entire habitat value chain: from architects, interior designers and designers, to developers, large distributors, hotel operators and international purchasing directors who commission complete turnkey projects. Among the fair’s objectives for this 2026 edition are, primarily, the incorporation of major European firms and a greater opening to strategic markets such as Latin America.

MARCH VALENCIA | ARQUITECTURA Y DISEÑO

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