Quarter-Century of style and design took center stage at D&D Fall Market 2025 edition. The Decoration & Design (D&D) Building’s Fall Market returned for two days of inspired and inspiring design in New York City. Dubbed “Quarter-Century Style,” this year’s theme commemorated the 21st century’s milestone anniversary by reflecting on the past and looking ahead to the future of style and design in the home industry. The two-day market was a prominent event for architects, interior designers, and other design professionals, offering access to the newest collections from world-class showrooms.
Featured image: Holly Hunt: Odda Hanging Light with Samuelle Green‘s large-scale sculpture-Untitled Grey.
Attendees enjoyed two days of showroom experiences and panels led by expert speakers who discussed the evolution and future of the industry. A focal point of the market was the exploration of emerging trends that are defining design for 2025 and beyond. Visitors also discovered new collections, such as the Jane Churchill collections at Cowtan & Tout and the ultra-exquisite glass pieces at Saint-Louis from France.
Beyond product introductions, the Fall Market provided a platform for education and networking. Panels and discussions covered topics from elevating one’s practice to leveraging new trends and technology. Industry insider Kathyrn Given, Director, Editorial + Brand Content at LUXE Interiors + Design joined Ashley Stark in one of many great Keynote addresses. They moderated a discussion with top design talents Jamie Drake and Francias Nicado about what it takes to become a rising star in the Interior Design world.
As the design world navigates a fusion of artisanal craftsmanship and digital innovation, this important market served as a vital touchstone for staying informed, inspired, and connected in all iterations of interior style and design.
Interior Design market events are held twice yearly in the heart of New York City at the D&D Building – 979 Third Avenue.
