Hometextile & Design Russia 2027: textiles and interior solutions
21-23 September 2027 at VDNH, Pavilion 75, Moscow, Russia. Hometextile & Design is an international trade fair for interior fabrics, home and contract textiles, integrated design and decor solutions. The official 2027 homepage names VDNH as the venue; the event listing identifies Pavilion 75. Some visitor information still refers to the previous venue, so confirm updated access details before travelling.
Why Hometextile & Design matters
The exhibition combines home textiles with interior fabrics, furniture and decor, linking sourcing with design and contract applications. The organiser's 2025 results report 200+ exhibitors from 11 countries and 14,755 visitors from 33 countries, with 70+ speakers in the business programme. These are results from 2025, not forecasts for 2027.
Compare ranges and materials
Retail and wholesale buyers can review bed linen, table and bathroom textiles, fabrics for textile production and textiles for hotels, restaurants and cafes. Interior professionals can explore upholstery fabrics, carpets, window treatments, furniture and decor materials.
Connect sourcing with design
Relate samples and collections to the setting, care requirements and performance needs of an actual project. The organiser presents the fair as a meeting platform for manufacturers, brands, purchasers and designers.
Who should visit Hometextile & Design Russia?
Home-textile retailers and wholesalers
Compare suppliers and collections for bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and living spaces. Bring category gaps and questions about materials, sizes, care, packaging and continuity of supply.
Interior designers and textile decorators
Focus on texture, colour, drape, durability and coordination across fabrics, furniture and decor. Note which products suit residential or contract projects and request technical details for shortlisted materials.
Hotel, restaurant and contract buyers
Review textiles for hospitality and commercial settings, considering use, cleaning, replacement cycles and specification requirements. The organiser highlights HoReCa solutions for the upcoming edition.
Manufacturers, importers and distributors
Use the product sections to identify relevant buyer groups and prepare focused conversations. The organiser's 2025 visitor profile included wholesalers, designers, manufacturers and hospitality businesses.
What can you find at Hometextile & Design Russia?
- Bed linen and bedroom, table, kitchen and bathroom textiles
- Hotel and restaurant textiles
- Interior and upholstery fabrics, furniture and decor items
- Carpets, window treatments and related accessories
- Business-programme sessions, guided tours, closed-door B2B meetings and a HoReCa project highlighted for 2027
The detailed 2027 schedule and participant list should be checked with the organiser when published. The 2025 programme had 70+ speakers, but those sessions do not establish the 2027 line-up.
How to prepare for Hometextile & Design
- Set a sourcing or design objective. Decide whether you need suppliers, a textile category, project materials or market comparison.
- Bring a brief. Note application, dimensions, material preferences, performance needs, colour direction, care and expected order scale.
- Compare consistently. Record composition, construction, finish, use case, care, lead time and any technical information provided.
- Prioritise sections and meetings. The organiser highlights guided tours and closed-door B2B meetings; confirm how these will operate before planning around them.
- Verify venue arrangements. The 2027 homepage names VDNH, while older visitor information describes an earlier site. Recheck registration and access information before travelling.
After Hometextile & Design
Sort contacts by immediate purchasing need, project suitability and future market interest. Request samples, composition, dimensions, care instructions, technical specifications, pricing and delivery terms as needed. Compare each response with your original brief before selecting products or suppliers.
Who should consider exhibiting?
The fair is relevant to suppliers of home and contract textiles, interior and upholstery fabrics, furniture, carpets, window treatments and decor materials. Define which buyer groups matter most, prepare product samples and explain applications, specifications and supply capability. Past attendance does not guarantee meetings or orders.
Hometextile & Design Russia 2027 at a glance
| Item | Information |
|---|
| Dates | 21-23 September 2027 |
| Venue | VDNH, Pavilion 75, Moscow |
| Focus | Interior fabrics, home and contract textiles, design and decor solutions |
| 2025 results | 200+ exhibitors from 11 countries; 14,755 visitors from 33 countries; 70+ speakers |
| 2027 programme | Business programme, guided tours, B2B meetings and HoReCa project highlighted; detailed schedule not verified |
Make your Hometextile & Design visit purposeful
Which customer, project or product gap should the visit help address? Use that objective to prioritise materials, suppliers and follow-up.
Textile opportunities in Russia
Market context
A TAdviser industry summary citing Rosstat data reported that Russian synthetic-fabric production increased 62.3% between 2020 and 2024, from 419.7 million to 681.3 million in the source's production measure. This is a broad production indicator, not a direct measure of home-textile demand.
Opportunities for exhibitors
Suppliers of interior fabrics, home textiles and related materials may explore whether their ranges suit buyers assessing local supply options, finishes or contract applications. The fair can support market conversations but does not guarantee demand or partners.
Opportunities for visitors
Retailers, designers and contract purchasers could compare materials, collections and suppliers for residential, hospitality or commercial projects. The production trend is context for sourcing, not evidence that a particular product will sell.
Russia may be relevant to textile businesses assessing suppliers and customer needs, with fit depending on products, customers and procurement requirements.
Discover Moscow
VDNH is within Moscow and is itself a large exhibition and cultural complex. The city's central landmarks offer a separate perspective beyond the fair.
VDNH
Discover Moscow describes VDNH as an exhibition complex and open-air park with historic pavilions, fountains and cultural attractions.
Red Square and the Kremlin
The city guide describes this historic central ensemble and its surrounding landmarks.
Bolshoi Theatre
The Bolshoi's historic building on Theatre Square is another notable cultural landmark. VDNH and central Moscow are distinct parts of the city; plan sightseeing separately from exhibition time.
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