Visitor registration is open for Design at Work New York, March 10–11, 2027, featuring workplace interiors, leading brands and CEU-accredited learning
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As New York’s only dedicated workplace interiors event, it will connect architects, interior designers, workplace strategists, corporate decision-makers and leading manufacturers for two days of product discovery, industry insights and meaningful conversations.
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Discover What’s Next in Workplace Design.
Across two days, visitors can explore:
· A curated lineup of leading workplace brands: New products, materials and solutions, from furniture and finishes to lighting, acoustics and adaptable workplace design.
· A world-class content program: Talks, panels and workshops across three stages, featuring editorial perspectives curated by SANDOW Design Group and insights from occupiers, developers and workplace leaders.
· CEU-accredited sessions with AIA New York: Visitors can build their professional knowledge through practical sessions covering design, materials, wellness and workplace strategy, with opportunities to earn continuing education credits.
· Immersive workplace environments: Design ideas brought to life through curated workplace settings and installations.
· Professional connections: Opportunities to meet the designers, manufacturers and decision-makers influencing the next generation of workplaces.
· Research and insights: The trends, challenges and opportunities shaping the commercial interiors industry.
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Introducing the Hosted Buyer Program
The Design at Work New York Hosted Buyer Program is designed for senior professionals with significant influence over workplace design, purchasing and specification decisions, connecting qualifying decision-makers with relevant manufacturers, new products and valuable industry relationships.
Visitors can indicate their interest when registering to attend and will receive more information about the program and how to apply.
Participation is subject to eligibility and selection.
Design at Work New York takes place on March 10–11, 2027, at the Javits Center, New York City.
Visitor registration is now open, Register to attend here.
