The Show featured 1,648 exhibitors from 38 countries. Nearly 30,000 home + housewares professionals from over 120 countries came together to discover new products, connect with colleagues and advance the industry.

Exhibiting companies indicated that The Inspired Home Show, with a new consolidated format and three full Show days, was a tremendous success. Check out what was said at the Show!

Marcus Lemonis and Chandra Holt appear in final keynote session of the Show, offering a candid look at the company’s bold strategic plans and how they hope to partner with home and housewares suppliers for mutual success.

Color expert Lee Eiseman shares insights on Pantone® View Home + Interiors 2025 forecast at The Inspired Home Show 2024.

While typical product replacement cycles may start to buoy the home and housewares industry next year, Joe Derochowski, Circana home industry advisor, outlined opportunities for brands to proactively drive growth and position themselves for success in the short-, mid- and long-term in a keynote session at The Inspired Home Show 2024.

The U.S. Hispanic market represents a growing opportunity to increase home and housewares sales, but the best way to do this is to take the time to learn about these consumers, what they’re looking for, and the best ways to engage with them, said Roberto Ruiz, executive vice president, research, insights and analytics for Televisa/Univision, in a keynote address today at The Inspired Home Show 2024.

Consumers are looking to cope by creating stability and balance in their lives and creatively expressing their deeply held values and styles, said Anna Ward, consultancy innovation lead at TrendBible in a keynote session today at The Inspired Home Show 2024.