ICFF 2026 brought together manufacturers, design brands, and industry professionals from around the world, demonstrating why it remains one of North America’s premier destinations for contemporary design. This year’s fair offered a comprehensive look at the ideas, materials, and craftsmanship shaping the future of interiors. Among the many furniture exhibitors on display, several brands stood out for their distinctive perspectives, thoughtful product development, and commitment to creating spaces that are both functional and inspiring.
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Bernhardt Design Booth (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
Bernhardt Design
Bernhardt Design earned one of the fair’s highest distinctions, taking home the Best of Furniture award at the 2026 ICFF Editors Awards. The winning sofa was designed by Terry Crews. The brand’s presentation reflected its longstanding expertise in commercial and hospitality furnishings, pairing refined craftsmanship with contemporary forms that balance visual impact and practical performance.
MONOLOGUE Armchair, designed by Exercice Studio (Image courtesy of Design Quarters)
Design Quarters
Offering visitors access to a broad network of European manufacturers, Design Quarters presented a curated selection of furniture, lighting, décor, and accessories. Its showcase highlighted the value of thoughtful sourcing and underscored the growing demand for products that combine strong design identities with quality craftsmanship.
The Oasis, featuring Ethnicraft seating and coffee tables (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
Ethnicraft
Celebrating 30 years of design, Ethnicraft showcased collections that continue to emphasize warmth, simplicity, and everyday comfort. The brand’s growing focus on outdoor living was particularly evident this year, complemented by its sponsorship of the Oasis, which hosted a series of engaging conversations throughout the event.
FICARI Booth (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
FICARI
FICARI brought a quiet confidence to the show floor with furniture designed to endure both aesthetically and functionally. Drawing from deep experience in hospitality environments, the brand presented pieces marked by careful detailing, understated elegance, and a clear emphasis on longevity.
Welcoming Lounge by Ligne Roset (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
Ligne Roset
As the sponsor and furnishing partner of the ICFF Welcoming Lounge, Ligne Roset created an inviting introduction to the fair experience. The French brand continues to build on a legacy of collaboration with leading contemporary designers, offering collections that challenge convention while remaining highly livable.
Thuma Booth (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
Thuma
Thuma’s presentation reflected a growing preference for interiors centered on simplicity and intentional living. The brand emphasized clean lines, quality materials, and a restrained design language that prioritizes comfort and longevity over excess. At the fair, Thuma introduced their new seating collection alongside their new bed collection.
Tikamoon's Gabrielle (Image courtesy of Tikamoon)
Tikamoon
New to the American market, with a focus on solid wood construction and enduring design, Tikamoon highlighted furniture created to withstand changing tastes and daily use alike. The brand’s commitment to natural materials and timeless forms resonated strongly within a design landscape increasingly focused on durability and responsible consumption.
Main Stage Cafe, featuring TOLIX seating and tables (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
TOLIX
Representing nearly a century of French manufacturing heritage, TOLIX demonstrated the lasting relevance of industrial design. By furnishing the Main Stage Café, the brand offered visitors a firsthand experience of the durability, functionality, and character that have defined its iconic steel furniture for generations.
UMAGE Paff Table (Image courtesy of UMAGE)
UMAGE
UMAGE continued to showcase the strengths of Scandinavian design through furniture and lighting that marry simplicity with environmental responsibility. Inspired by nature and crafted with a mindful approach to production, the brand’s collection illustrated how sustainable design can remain both elegant and approachable.
Media Lounge, featuring Vitra seating and tables (Image courtesy of Jenna Bascom Photography)
Vitra
Furnishing the ICFF Media Lounge, Vitra reinforced its reputation as a leader in design-driven environments. The company’s presence reflected its ongoing commitment to creating products that improve everyday experiences while advancing conversations around sustainability, innovation, and the role of design in modern life.
