A premium home styling exhibition leading the trends in Korea’s living industry has opened its doors once again in Seoul. From December 18 to 21, the 2025 Home·Table Deco Fair is being held at COEX, Samseong-dong, marking its 20th anniversary with a record-breaking lineup of more than 550 domestic and international brands occupying over 1,000 booths. Spanning everything from furniture and interior accessories to smart home technology and tableware, the exhibition brings together an extensive array of lifestyle products, promising visitors fresh inspiration for their living spaces.

At the heart of this event is the main anniversary exhibition, “Trend Feature,” titled ‘LIFESCAPE: Journey Through Time.’ This curated showcase presents 20 pairs of objects that symbolize two decades of Korean living trends, inviting visitors to embark on a nostalgic journey connecting the past, present, and future. Curated by PPS Koo Byung Joon and spatially designed by Homeludens, the exhibit goes beyond a simple product display, offering a thoughtful exploration into the identity and aesthetics of Korean living.

Special themed sections cater to the diverse interests of visitors throughout the venue. Highlights include “Light Scenes,” a dedicated lighting display; “My Christmas,” targeting the festive season; and “Zero Waste,” promoting sustainable living solutions. Particularly popular is CJ OnStyle’s interactive pavilion, “Obsession Festa,” which allows guests to discover and experience trending online brands firsthand. Functional yet stylish premium furniture, such as motion desks and recliners, also draw considerable attention from attendees.

A rich lineup of side events further enhances the fair’s professional appeal. “Design Salon Seoul 2025,” featuring global design master Misha Kahn, focuses on “F.U.T.U.R.E,” the central living trend for 2026, exploring the future of home design and consumer lifestyles. Additionally, marking its 10th anniversary, the Gyeonggi Ceramic Fair is co-hosting the event, expanding the exhibition scope to include traditional Korean ceramics as well as practical pottery, offering visitors a broader cultural experience. The 2025 Home·Table Deco Fair runs through December 21 and is expected to become a top destination for anyone seeking to preview and prepare for next year’s lifestyle trends.

Note “This article was translated from the original Korean version using AI assistance, and subsequently edited by a native-speaking journalist.”

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