Las Vegas Market 'Exceeded Expectations' for Exhibitors and Buyers

Winter edition saw notable growth in first-time attendees and strong order writing, according to organizers.

Published on Feb. 6, 2026

The 2026 winter edition of the Las Vegas Market trade show delivered strong attendance numbers, with exhibitors reporting an increase in new buyers and positive engagement from attendees. Organizers noted 'notable growth' in first-time attendees, though specific attendance figures were not provided. Exhibitors expressed enthusiasm about the quality of buyers and the ability to connect with new customers, helping to build relationships and drive future business.

Why it matters

The Las Vegas Market is a key event for the home furnishings and decor industry, providing an opportunity for brands to showcase new products, connect with buyers, and generate sales. Strong attendance and positive feedback from exhibitors suggest the market is recovering well from the impacts of the pandemic and remains an important industry gathering.

The details

Running from January 25-29, the Las Vegas Market brought in buyers from across the U.S. and internationally. Exhibitors reported strong order writing and highly engaged attendees, with some describing it as 'the best show we've ever had.' First-time exhibitors like Patchology and Buttermood Soap Studio said the market exceeded their expectations, allowing them to connect with new customers and build relationships. Returning exhibitors like Ella B. Candles also saw a steady flow of buyers and wrote solid orders.

  • The 2026 winter edition of the Las Vegas Market took place from January 25-29.
  • The summer edition of Las Vegas Market is scheduled for July 26-30, 2026.

The players

Andmore

The organizer of the Las Vegas Market trade show.

Kristin Sprague

The national sales and marketing director for Patchology, a first-time exhibitor at the Las Vegas Market.

Taylor Dickson and Brynn Albrech

The co-owners of Buttermood Soap Studio, another first-time exhibitor at the Las Vegas Market.

Julie and Christopher Tassy

The co-owners of Ella B. Candles, who were returning to the Las Vegas Market after a seven-year absence.

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What they’re saying

“This was our first market here in our own brand showroom and it's been fantastic. Buyers have been enthusiastic and highly engaged, coming from all over the U.S. to source new products.”

— Kristin Sprague, National sales and marketing director, Patchology

“For first-time exhibitors, the market exceeded expectations. Our goal in attending Las Vegas Market was to expand our clientele while sharing products that genuinely help people with their skin. Clean ingredients are at the core of what we do — and this market has allowed us to connect with businesses that truly value that approach.”

— Taylor Dickson and Brynn Albrech, Co-owners, Buttermood Soap Studio

“This is our first time returning to market in seven years, and our goal was simply to reconnect and reach West Coast customers — and it's proven to be a great decision. We've seen a steady flow of buyers and written solid orders throughout the market. As a husband-and-wife team, we focus on supporting smaller, independent retailers and we don't sell direct-to-consumers and third-party platforms, which gives our customers a level of exclusivity they really value. Overall, the response has been very encouraging, and we're glad to be back at Las Vegas Market.”

— Julie and Christopher Tassy, Co-owners, Ella B. Candles

What’s next

The summer edition of Las Vegas Market is scheduled for July 26-30, 2026.

The takeaway

The strong attendance and positive feedback from exhibitors at the 2026 winter Las Vegas Market suggest the event is recovering well from the pandemic and remains an important industry gathering. The growth in first-time attendees and exhibitors' ability to connect with new customers and generate sales indicate the market continues to be a valuable platform for home furnishings and decor brands to showcase their products and build relationships with buyers.