WHAT’S NEW
ARCHITECTS THEATRE: INSIGHT FROM INDUSTRY LEADERS
Stay ahead of the curve with thought-provoking content from leading voices in architecture and design.
Explore topics including:
• AI in design • Circular surfaces and sustainable material innovation • Ethical sourcing and responsible specification • Real-world case studies and interactive sessions • Gain practical insights you can apply directly to your projects.
WOMEN IN STONE AND SURFACES: CELEBRATING LEADERSHIP AND TALENT
This dedicated space highlights and supports women across the industry, connecting established leaders with emerging talent. It is a place to build meaningful networks, share experiences, and champion greater representation within the sector.
CONTENT STAGES AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES
With more than 700 expert speakers delivering over 250 hours of CPD content, the show provides deep insights into materials, sustainability, compliance, and future trends.
At the same time, you will be surrounded by professionals actively specifying materials and delivering live projects,
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creating valuable opportunities for collaboration and business growth.
THE SCALE OF OPPORTUNITY The Stone & Surfaces Show 2026 brings together:
• 600+ exhibitors showcasing natural stone, engineered surfaces, tools, and advanced technologies
• 25,000+ built environment professionals ready to connect and collaborate
• 700+ expert speakers delivering 250+ hours of CPD content
Running alongside Futurebuild and UK Construction Week, the co-location offers access to an even broader construction and design audience, making it one of the most influential gatherings of the year.
MORE THAN A TRADE SHOW
This is not a traditional exhibition where you simply walk the aisles. It is a hands-on, immersive environment where you can see, touch, and interact with the materials and ideas shaping architecture and design in 2026.
If materials matter to your projects, The Stone & Surfaces Show 2026 belongs in your calendar.
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