Decorex, the UK’s leading destination for luxury interior design, returns to Olympia London from 11-14th October 2026. Visitors will discover new brands and products, make new connections and find everything a designer needs for their next project, in one place.
With over 280 leading interior names covering every major luxury interior design category, presenting high-end craftsmanship, cutting-edge design trends, exclusive product launches, and live demonstrations, Decorex is the definitive destination for the industry to come together.
Discover the latest in furniture
French design brand Ligne Roset (E80) will present a selection of notable additions to its collection at Decorex, including the return of Michel Ducaroy’s iconic Marsala seating range, reimagined with a sustainable stained beech plywood shell.
Visitors can also discover the versatile ML80 modular storage system by Philippe Morel-Lab and Oasi, a striking new low table by Lorenzo Remedi, crafted from hammered red lacquered glass that plays dramatically with light and reflection.
Returning to Decorex will be British bespoke furniture brand Hyde House (C12) who will be showing a curated range of their exquisite bespoke pieces.
London-based design and manufacturing studio Sterox Studio (B75) will debut Pyrus, a new executive desk created exclusively for Decorex 2026. Showcasing the studio’s fusion of sculptural design and technical craftsmanship, the piece combines a seamless Corian work surface with curved Swiss Pear veneer panels and hand-finished, leather-lined drawers. Designed, prototyped and made entirely in-house, Pyrus exemplifies Sterox Studio’s commitment to bespoke, high-end furniture manufacturing.
Fabric & Soft Furnishings
Making its mark in the luxury accessories market, Onacara Cushions (C33) will unveil its new Autumn/Winter 2026–27 cushion collection at Decorex. The latest range combines tactile fabrics, sophisticated colour combinations and coordinated styling designed to simplify the process of transforming interior spaces. Alongside its ready-curated collections, the brand also offers a bespoke service, enabling designers and homeowners to create tailored cushion schemes for residential projects.
Italian textile specialist Alessandro Bini (F01) will bring its latest fabric collections to Decorex, showcasing a blend of craftsmanship, innovation and contemporary design. Developed through extensive research into fashion trends, yarns, weaving techniques and finishes, the collections are complemented by bespoke manufacturing capabilities. The company’s patented Coex technology enables natural fabrics to be flame retardant, hypoallergenic and compostable, responding to growing demand for sustainable interior solutions.
Pioneering sustainable sleep with its handmade collections since 1999, Naturalmat (E23) will showcase two key launches at Decorex. New for September, its collaboration with textile studio Wallace Sewell features the Vale and Acres throws, crafted in the UK from fully traceable 100% British wool. Visitors can also see the new Braunton Bed, inspired by 1970s Italian design, with a softly sculpted silhouette and upholstery filled with recycled denim and cotton offcuts.
