The trend of consolidating monographic fairs into larger, sector-specific events is growing at Feria Valencia. The upcoming edition of València Inspira Disseny 2026, scheduled from September 28th to October 1st, will be the prime example of this strategy, bringing together furniture, textiles, kitchens, bathrooms, and ceramics under a single roof. This approach aims to provide a more robust commercial platform for industries that struggle to sustain large events individually.
This year's event will be special due to the integration of Cevisama, the international ceramics fair, which opted out of its own edition in 2026. Its presence will be channeled through 360 by Cevisama, a new area focused on bathrooms, coatings, and surfaces for interior design and contract projects, already supported by over a hundred brands.
This 'super-fair' will host Feria Hábitat València, Textilhogar, Espacio Cocina SICI, and 360 by Cevisama. In total, over 1,200 brands are expected across ten pavilions, covering more than 110,000 square meters. Projections indicate a 17% increase in exhibition space and a 32% rise in brands, aiming to attract over 40,000 professional visitors.
Mariano Clemente, General Director of Feria Valencia, explained that the consolidation of events is driven by the need to maintain an open commercial window for these sectors, thereby defending the Valencian industry. According to Vicente Pons, President of the Organizing Committee of Hábitat València, this new format positions Valencia as Europe's second-largest habitat fair, competing with Milan.
The event, which will have a strong national focus (78% national exhibitors), will be structured as follows: Feria Hábitat València (61st edition) will occupy 90,000 m² with furniture, lighting, decoration, and contract, hosting 367 direct brands. Textilhogar will feature 56 exhibitors, Espacio Cocina SICI 65, and 360 by Cevisama 106.
International presence will include companies from 26 countries, with an expected attendance of 3,000 invited buyers. The organization anticipates around 40,000 professionals from over a hundred countries, reinforcing the global nature of the event.
The fair will also emphasize design and professional development, featuring spaces like Ágora nude, Salón nude, and the new Hotel Hábitat, designed by Mexican architect Joaquín Homs. The National Innovation and Design Awards and Valencian design projects in Superhábitat will be showcased. The program will include conferences, show cookings with chef Martín Berasategui, and discussions on artificial intelligence, sustainability, and new interior design trends.
