Shoppe Object, the curated home and gift trade show, has concluded its New York Winter 2026 edition, underscoring its positioning as a values-led marketplace for contemporary retail. The event returned to the Starrett-Lehigh Building from 1–3 February 2026, following the launch of its new bi-annual European edition in Paris. More than 850 international brands exhibited across home, gift, lifestyle, wellness, beauty, fragrance, jewellery and accessories, welcoming buyers, designers, media and industry leaders.
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"Shoppe Object continues to prioritise experience, curation, and connection above all else," said Jesse James, Founder & President, Shoppe Object Series, and SVP Creative, Experience & Innovation for ANDMORE. "Every decision we make is to help brands and buyers engage in new business while enjoying their time together. This winter's New York edition, which came less than a month after the launch of our brand new bi-annual show in Paris, was a rousing end to a show season that exemplified the value and opportunity of our purpose-driven events."
Renata Bokalo, Shoppe Object Show Director, added: "Well-designed lounges and spaces for conversation, community-driven programming, and a fun party create an environment where good business and good energy coexist, and where brands can connect with the right customers and fellow exhibitors in meaningful ways for long-term growth."
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Exhibitors highlighted tangible commercial outcomes. "Shoppe Object was a compelling choice for me because of its approach to bringing thoughtful makers and design-driven buyers together," said Benjamin Maier of Maier Ceramics. Mackenzie Becker, Founder of MackBecks, said: "Shoppe Object was a defining moment for MackBecks and my career… The joyful response from so many dream retail partners went beyond what I could have imagined."
Buyers from leading international and independent retailers attended, alongside cultural institutions including The British Museum and SFMoMA. Paper Trail owners Maureen Missner and Serine Hasting noted: "Shoppe Object continues to inspire… We wrote A LOT of orders… It gave us hope for a better 2026." Cullen Tavelli of TWIST added: "Shoppe Object has a fantastic selection of good vendors. There's no junk! It's well curated and innovative."
Community-led initiatives and international showcases from Europe, Asia and the Americas reinforced the show's global reach. "The whole show is very thoughtful… It's just a very positive experience for everybody involved," said Matthew Kanberg of TU·ET·AL, with Co-Founder Natalie Kanberg adding that the experience benefits all participants. Harri Magaldi of My Neighbor's Co. said: "Everything feels deeply intentional, which is why I continue to choose to be part of this community."
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Programming expanded with twice-daily Shoppe Talks panels. "The energy and vibe at the show is always so pleasant, edited, and well produced," said Tina Frey of Tina Frey Designs. Jennifer Olsen of House of Good concluded: "This is where the most talented voices gather… It is a group defined not just by excellence, but by intention."
With 45% international exhibitors from 40 countries and a 25% increase in interior designer attendance, Shoppe Object continues to strengthen its European relevance. Upcoming editions include New York (2–4 August), Paris within Who's Next (5–7 September), and a special Paris Fashion Week edition at the Jardin des Tuileries (2–5 October), in partnership with WSN Group.
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