PressRelease
WOFX – World Furniture Expo 2025
reaffirms its position as an Industry trade event
Mumbai, December 19, 2025 – The fifth edition of WOFX – World Furniture Expo concluded on a high note, reaffirming its position as India’s leading international B2B platform for the furniture and design industry. Held at NESCO, Mumbai on 4–5-6 December 2025, the three-day event brought together manufacturers, brands, buyers, retailers, franchisees, designers, architects, policymakers and industry leaders—creating a dynamic ecosystem of business, knowledge, and global opportunity at a time when India’s furniture sector is poised for accelerated growth.
The show witnessed strong participation from across the value chain, reflecting the industry’s growing confidence in India as both a domestic consumption market and a global sourcing destination. With well-curated exhibition, structured buyer interactions, and knowledge-led forums, WOFX 2025 once again demonstrated its evolution from a trade exhibition into a comprehensive industry ecosystem built by and for the furniture industry.
The Expo was inaugurated in the presence of distinguished leaders from government, trade bodies, and the design fraternity. Speaking at the opening, Mr. Rajesh Bhagat, Chairman & Managing Director, Worldex India, highlighted WOFX’s evolution into an industry-led ecosystem that channels India’s growth and global ambitions through structured engagement and knowledge exchange.
With strong participation of over 80 brands, WOFX 2025 attracted over 8,300 buyers not only from India but also from countries including Canada, the UK, Italy, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE—underscoring India’s growing relevance as a global sourcing destination for craftsmanship, scalability, and design innovation.
Reflecting the show’s global sourcing relevance, Mr. Ranjit Chandhok, Global Sourcing Lead, Worldwide Home Furnishings Inc., Canada, shared, “As a first-time visitor, I’m extremely impressed by the scale, innovation, and confidence of India’s furniture industry showcased at WOFX. The craftsmanship and professionalism here clearly signal India’s readiness for global partnerships. I look forward to returning next year.”
Knowledge platforms such as SMARTTALK 2025 and the Home & Home+ Conclave featured thought leaders from across the industry, addressing themes like Make in India, skilling, productivity, modern retail, design and manufacturing excellence. The sessions drew strong attendance, reflecting the industry’s appetite for practical, future-ready insights.
The Expo also celebrated creativity through the F+D Awards, recognising excellence in design and innovation, evaluated by a distinguished jury from the Indian Institute of Interior Designers (IIID). Exhibitors and buyers alike praised WOFX for its quality of participation, curated showcases, and meaningful business engagement.
Sharing his experience, Mr. Mustafa Merchant, Founder & Chairman, Urban Living, remarked, “This is the fourth time we are participating in WOFX as it continues to be a powerful and relevant platform for the furniture industry. The quality of participation, buyer engagement, and industry conversations make it a show where meaningful business truly happens.”
With strong exhibitor participation, robust global buyer presence, impactful knowledge platforms, and industry-wide engagement, the industry now looks forward to the next edition of WOFX which would be held from 8–9–10 December, 2026—setting the stage for an even stronger future for India’s furniture industry.

