Registration is now open for the January Furniture Show (JFS), which is set to make a return to the NEC Birmingham on the 21-24 January 2024.
The 2024 edition is introducing a host of new additions which will enhance visitors experience and sourcing process. Returning across four halls at the NEC Birmingham, JFS will welcome over 400 exhibitors along with over 20,000 of the UK’s most important buyers including senior decision makers from key retailers. Plus, for the second year running the Home Interiors Show will be taking over Hall 2 with the best interior accessories and lighting options.
The show will be split in to four sectors, which are; Premium Design, Interiors Accessories and Furniture, Living, Dining and Bedroom along with Furniture Upholstery and Beds. With 1000s of products on display, and exclusive launches from renowned industry brands, this event is an unparalleled opportunity for industry professionals to source the latest products hitting the market.
Visitors will be able to discover new collections from the likes of Ashwood Designs, ALF, Alpha Designs, Alstons, At The Helm/Hydeline, Baker Furniture, Blue Bone Imports, Birlea, Buoyant, Bontempi, Breasley, Furninova, Global Home, Grand Soleil, Hyder Living, IFD, Jaipur Furniture, Kettle Home, Lassic, La-Z-Boy, Malini, Mlily, Premier Housewares, Qualita, Ross Fabrics, Scatterbox, Seconique, Sherborne, Shire Beds, Taylors (Scotland), Tetrad, Vida Living, Vogue Beds, Westbridge, Whitemeadow, plus much more.
The show’s international offering continues to grow, with furniture and interior brands from more than 12 countries including Australia, China, Germany, Italy, Sweden and more.
The 2024 show will also feature an enhanced VIP experience. Visitors will be able to enjoy a brand new Festival Food Hall in Hall 2 which will be offering a variety of delicious lunch options in a relaxed setting. Also, Hall 1 will have a Champagne Bar in the centre of the hall, providing a nice space for easy networking and socalising. Hall 4 will see the addition of multiple pavilions highlighting brands and design from Romania, Poland, China and Vietnam along with more.
In addition to this, Hall 4 will also see the return of the Young Furniture Makers Showcase which will give young fresh designers the opportunity to showcase their award winning furniture pieces to the industry. Visitors will be able to meet the designers and discuss their design process, gaining an insight into their innovative design style and creation.
For 2024, VIP visitors will be able to enjoy the show in style with access to the luxurious VIP Suite where they will be able to enjoy a multitude of perks. JFS is reintroducing a two course complementary lunch for VIPs along with refreshments throughout the day. Also VIPs will have access to a free cloakroom and Happy Hour on the 23 January giving them a great opportunity to connect with other buyers and designers.
Brand new for 2024, the Women in Furniture Network will be hosting their third event on the 22 January at the show, called the “Speed Networking Spectacle”. Following it’s launch this year, the Women in Furniture Network brings women from across the furniture and design industry together in their shared passion not only for the industry but also for building connections and opportunities for collaboration. At the event visitors and exhibitors will be able to join in the fun with speed networking where they will have the opportunity to build meaningful connections in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.
Across the show’s four days visitors will be able to take a break from sourcing and learn from industry experts with ACID and FIRA hosting workshops away from the show floor.
Portfolio Director, Zoe Bonser, expressed excitement about the upcoming event: “The 2024 show promises to be one of our biggest and best yet, featuring exciting new launches, fresh brands, industry insights, and emerging trends. The January Furniture Show and the Home Interiors Show is a perfect platform for brands to showcase their products and gain business success by fostering valuable industry connections.”
