India Furniture Conclave: Shaping the Future of Furniture & Interior Design
India Furniture Conclave (IFC) is India’s premier business conference tailored for the furniture, interiors, hardware, wardrobes, kitchen & décor ecosystems. It is organised by Furniture Design and Technology magazine and serves as a high-impact platform to network, learn, strategize, and explore business opportunities with industry leaders, innovators, and decision makers.
When & Where (2026 Edition)
20–23 August 2026, Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi
Purpose & Vision
India’s furniture, interior décor, hardware and associated sectors are witnessing rapid growth and transformation. IFC exists to:
- Provide a platform to share trends, insights, and strategic thinking
- Enable deal-making, partnerships and connections across the value chain
- Foster innovation, thought leadership, and industry best practices
- Empower brands, manufacturers, architects, retailers and designers to scale and succeed
Organised by a Furniture Designing and Technology magazine team with over two decades of domain experience, IFC aims to elevate India’s standing in global furniture & interiors markets.
Why It Matters
- India’s organised furniture sector is projected to grow at ~20% annually, positioning India among the top furniture-consuming markets globally.
- The synergy with MATECIA, plus a large footfall of trade visitors and specifiers, adds value in exposure and reach.
- It bridges the gap between business, design, operations, and innovation by aligning varied stakeholders under one roof
- Network with peers, partners, and potential collaborators
- Get inspired to adopt sustainable and smart design solutions
- Policy Makers, Engineers, and Consultants
Who Should Attend
IFC is ideal for:
- Furniture & interior brands / manufacturers / OEMs
- Architects, interior designers, showrooms & retailers
- Hardware, fittings, modular, closets & wardrobe firms
- Material & surface suppliers, decor & furnishings
- Industry stakeholders — strategists, investors, technologists