Workplace Design Show
Beyond the stages, the exhibition floor itself will feature many
immersive installations
and experiences for visitors to attend and explore. These elements are carefully designed to push the boundaries of what workplaces can look like and feel like, providing new ideas that attendees can take back to their own organisations. The show continues to act as a live laboratory for innovation, blending creativity with practicality and giving visitors the chance to see, touch, and interact with the next generation of workplace solutions.
A major addition in 2026 will be the launch of the Workspace Design Awards, taking place during the London edition of the show. These awards will celebrate exceptional workplace projects and design concepts across the UK and Europe, spotlighting real-world impact and spatial excellence. What sets them apart
is the jury composition, made up
entirely of occupiers, developers, and project managers. This ensures that winners are recognised not only for aesthetic brilliance, but also for the tangible outcomes they deliver in functionality, accessibility for all kinds of individuals, diversity, culture, and employee experience. The evening ceremony will provide the perfect backdrop for celebration, networking, and inspiration, bringing the community together in recognition of outstanding achievement.
Workspace Design Show is a serious business platform where exhibitors represent a cross-section of the industry, from global leaders to niche innovators. The event provides a one-stop marketplace for sourcing everything from furniture and lighting to flooring, technology, and acoustics. Attendees will meet suppliers and manufacturers who are directly addressing the pressing priorities of facilities managers, including sustainability, hybrid working, wellbeing, and operational efficiency. It is an environment designed to accelerate decision-making, spark partnerships, and support the delivery of high-impact workplace projects.
The audience that gathers at Workspace Design Show is as diverse as it is influential. The show attracts major occupiers such as John Lewis Partnership, Jacobs, ISG, and JLL, alongside leading design and architecture firms including tp bennett, M Moser Associates,
Sheppard Robson, Gensler, and Ryder Interiors. Developers and fit-out specialists also form a key part of the community, driving forward projects that demand facilities management excellence from concept to completion. This unique mix of stakeholders makes the event a valuable space to forge meaningful connections across the entire workplace ecosystem.
Workspace Design Show continues to expand its footprint internationally,
with the Amsterdam edition returning in
November 2025. However, London remains the flagship gathering, the place where the UK’s commercial interiors community comes together to exchange knowledge, discover innovation, and set the agenda for the year ahead. With its mix of conferences, awards, immersive experiences, and a vibrant exhibition floor, the 2026 edition will once again deliver an experience that informs, inspires, and equips professionals for the future of work.
Whether you are managing estates, delivering projects, or re-imagining facilities to meet the demands of hybrid working, Workspace Design Show 2026 is the place to be. By attending, you will join the UK’s most influential gathering of workplace design and occupier leaders, discover innovations that will transform your projects, and take away fresh ideas to future-proof your facilities. The show is free to attend for industry professionals, and early registration is recommended to ensure access to all areas of the programme.
Workspace Design Show takes place on 25th–26th February 2026 at the Business Design Centre,
London. Register
your interest to attend at by visiting
www.workspaceshow.co.uk to be part of the community shaping the workplaces of tomorrow, or scan the QR code below:
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