Holiday House Wellington Wellington, Florida Opening Gala: March 3, 2026 Showhouse Dates: March 4 – May 3, 2026 Holiday House makes its highly anticipated Florida debut with Holiday House Wellington, bringing its iconic philanthropic designer showhouse to Palm Beach County for the first time. Long celebrated in Manhattan and the Hamptons, this landmark presentation unites world-class interior design with a powerful charitable mission in support of breast cancer research. Set within Wellington, a community renowned for its equestrian heritage and embraced by the greater Palm Beach community, the 2026 presentation features two simultaneous designer showhouses located in Farrell Estates Wellington at the Palm Beach Polo Golf & Country Club. A curated roster of acclaimed designers will transform the residences into immersive interiors that blend equestrian elegance with Palm Beach’s relaxed sophistication. The season opens with a glamorous Opening Night Gala on March 3, 2026, offering an exclusive first look at both homes and bringing together designers, philanthropists, equestrians, and community leaders. Public tours will follow from March 4 through May 3, 2026, alongside a dynamic calendar of special events and gatherings. Founded by designer and breast cancer survivor Iris Dankner, Holiday House benefits the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, raising millions of dollars through the transformative power of design. As Holiday House enters a new chapter in South Florida, Holiday House Wellington promises to be a must-see destination where design, philanthropy, and community come together in a meaningful and memorable way.

Design Social is headed to the nation’s capital this month, connecting interior designers with the artisans and entrepreneurs behind boutique brands from around the country. Representatives from dozens of bespoke textile, wallcovering, lighting and furniture companies will be on hand to mingle with guests at Dock 5 at Union Market, and visitors are invited to attend talks moderated by Business of Home editor in chief Kaitlin Petersen and Veranda executive editor Ellen McGauley.

The Paris Art + Design fair features booths of dozens of contemporary and historical art and design dealers from both the city and international destinations.

At Pier 36 on the Lower East Side, Artexpo will host more than 170 exhibiting galleries, artists and publishers from across the globe. The fair showcases everything from original artwork, prints and paintings to sculpture, photography and lithographs.

The annual fair taking place in New York’s Park Avenue Armory is the one of largest and longest-running art fairs celebrating five centuries of printmaking.

Dallas Design Days brings together designers, influencers, and trend experts for two days of curated events created for the design community. Enjoy a full day of programming presented by Business of Home and attend the D Home Best Designer Issue Launch Party, along with inspiring showroom vignettes, educational sessions, and opportunities to connect with industry professionals.

Business of Home and Dallas Market Center are joining forces to bring you the Business Accelerator Series, a new designer experience focused on developing the tools, strategies and confidence essential to building stronger, more intentional businesses. The first session in this four-part series starts where every successful project begins: winning the job. Through a combination of designer panels moderated by Business of Home Editor-in-Chief Kaitlin Petersen and workshops from top business coaches, this half-day program unpacks what it really means to land the right clients, not just more of them.

The biannual show at 41 Madison Avenue, right across from Madison Square Park, brings together retailers, interior designers, chefs, restaurateurs and other professionals from around the world to experience the latest tabletop offerings from brands like L’Objet, Hermès, Bloomhouse and Christofle.

Join Home Design Guild for a beginner-friendly AI for Interior Designers panel with AI Expert Jenna Gaidusek

Desert Design Week is a biannual, city-wide celebration of art, design, architecture, and community, shaped by the creative energy of the Southwest. Held each spring and fall across Phoenix and Scottsdale, it brings together designers, architects, artists, collectors, and the design-minded community for a series of curated exhibitions, talks, and gatherings. Through thoughtful programming and intentional experiences, each edition creates space for discovery, dialogue, and exchange, spotlighting both emerging talent and established voices while fostering meaningful connection across the design landscape. Learn more at desertdesignweek.com

Housed in a 1907 shingle-style residence, the 61st-annual home and garden showcase features spaces designed by 29 local and national designers—among them Ben Nichols, Jill Romine and House of Pontovi. The event raises money for the music and grant programs of the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts.

More than 370,000 visitors from 188 countries will attend the 64th edition of Milan’s Salone del Mobile, which will be held at Fiera Milano in Rho. The event will feature panels, demonstrations and networking opportunities, as well as thousands of products by hundreds of exhibitors, such as Vispring and Treca Paris.

Step into a season of renewal at DESIGN ADAC 2026, April 21-23, where thoughtful design meets the way we live. Explore living spaces shaped by craftsmanship, innovation, and intention through inspiring conversations, immersive showroom experiences, and artisan collections. DESIGN ADAC 2026 celebrates design for living that enriches everyday life. DESIGN ADAC is free to attend. Registration required. Join the conversation with #DESIGNADAC. General Registration Opens March 17

The showhouse returns for its 65th anniversary, this year set in a five-bedroom home in Indianapolis’s Meridian-Kessler neighborhood. More than 20 designers and landscape architects will transform the historic space, and all proceeds benefit two Eskenazi Health programs, one for mental health or substance abuse treatment and the other supporting students with physical disabilities.

Jamie explores creating depth in a space with texture. Get an inside peek at how reactive glazes, woven textures, and natural materials all work together to form a rich, cohesive space.