Valencia is alive with design energy as Day 2 of Feria Hábitat València 2025 unfolded. After a dynamic opening, Day 2 brought deeper conversations, more product reveals, and stronger international connections. Exhibitors are showing fresh creativity across furniture, lighting, and textiles, while visitors continue to share their experiences online. InteriorDaily has rounded up some of these highlights, so that you can experience it first!
Alfred Kjellman shared a snapshot from Feria Hábitat València 2025, celebrating the evolving scale and depth of the fair. His post hints at a richer atmosphere this year, deeper showcases, stronger global participation, and a more multifaceted layout of design zones.
Virginie Tissot shares her presence at Feria Hábitat València by highlighting the "Textil Olius" showcase. The post suggests a focus on textile craftsmanship, material explorations, and design dialogues around fabrics. By bringing textiles to the foreground, Tissot underscores how materiality is a key thread weaving together the stories of furniture, lighting, and décor.
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Centrufficio Loreto Spa is participating in the Feria Hábitat València lineup with a presence linked to CUF Milano.
H-F Diseños is making a notable impact at Feria Hábitat València, presenting their latest collections that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal. Their participation underscores the fair's role as a platform for showcasing cutting-edge design.
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Jesús Menéndez López, Director of Estelea Hotels, is moderating the Hotel & Contract Professional Conference at Feria Hábitat València 2025. This event features industry leaders discussing sustainable design and modular solutions for the hospitality sector. Notable speakers include José Luque (Grupo Fuerte Hoteles), Hilario Salvador (Indeco Global), and Raquel Sanjuán (Raquel Sanjuán Interior Design).
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Burak Savaş is showcasing the Tilia collection at ROCO by Muebles Romero during Feria Hábitat València 2025. This collection emphasises tactile materials and versatile design, aligning with ROCO's philosophy of "Furniture for Life" - furniture crafted for real-world projects. Located at Level 2, Pavilion 1, Stand A7, the stand invites visitors to experience the materials firsthand, touch, and compare finishes. The Tilia line features high-performance upholstery, warm-touch technical cords, polypropylene with various leg configurations, and a blend of leather and aluminium pieces that balance character and lightness.
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Buit Valencia is showcasing its innovative design philosophy through the 'Altavoz' initiative at Feria Hábitat València. This platform highlights the synergy between design and business, emphasising how design enhances competitiveness and quality of life. Aligned with the ADCV's (Associació de Dissenyadors de la Comunitat Valenciana) mission, 'Altavoz' serves as a dynamic space for emerging designers and companies to present collaborative projects and products.
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