Want to take that renovation or redesign you’ve been pondering to new heights before making it a reality? Then Architectural Digest’s Home Design Show is the place to be.
Running March 20 to 23 at New York City’s legendary Pier 94 in midtown Manhattan, the show features thousands of products displayed and presented by hundreds of the biggest names in home design.
There are piles of specialty areas for design fanatics to check out at the Home Design Show. ReFresh is a must, featuring some of the best luxury kitchen, building and bath products. Made features local and national/international designers showcasing unique furnishings including lighting, furniture and art.
Want to learn more about home design? Check out the New York Times Seminar Series — a group of talks designed to educate, inspire and engage those in attendance. And be sure to catch Architectural Digest Editor-in-chief Margaret Russell’s keynote presentation as well as a host of star panels and industry insiders.
Chomping at the bit to get your home design ideas underway? Check out the Shops at ADHDS, where you can buy items from the show on-site. With selections from The American Design Club, Christophe Pourney, Cire Trudon and more, this brand new feature is sure to be a hit among home design fanatics.
Need a break from home design viewing and shopping? Unwind at one of many local eateries over lunch, or pop into your hotel and freshen up before hitting the town for dinner.
Book signings, cocktail parties, panel discussions, culinary demos and more — the Home Design Show is more than just some pretty displays. It’s a chance to breathe new life into your living space, coming away feeling inspired and motivated to perfect your space.





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