Architect@Work Berlin
International Architecture and Interior Design Fair
When and where will Architect@Work Berlin take place?
International Architecture and Interior Design Fair
Architect@Work Berlin is an international furniture, woodworking, carpets, decoration, design & lighting trade fair held in Berlin, Germany. The next edition takes place on 7-8 October 2026.
The event focuses on the furniture, woodworking, carpets, decoration, design & lighting industry, bringing together exhibitors, manufacturers, distributors and trade visitors from around the world. The fair is held biennial.
The fair is organized by Expo Conseil.
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