Meubelbeurs Brussels 2026 brings the furniture sector together once again

Meubelbeurs Brussels returns from 8 to 11 November 2026 at Brussels Expo for another edition dedicated to the professional furniture market, bringing together manufacturers, distributors, retailers and professionals from the world of interior design. With a total area of around 66,000 square metres, the trade fair remains one of the key meeting points for the sector in Western Europe.
With a history dating back to 1937, Meubelbeurs Brussels has established itself as a platform connecting manufacturers with specialist retailers, attracting a strong presence of professionals from Belgium, the Netherlands, France, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Germany and the Scandinavian countries. The trade element remains at the heart of the fair’s concept, prioritising direct contact between brands and buyers.
The 2026 edition also features a new layout, with an update to the fair’s segments. Urbana, Brussels Boy Light, Blenda, Select and Patio, amongst others, aim to make it easier for visitors to find their way around and to present the different market sectors more clearly, ranging from contemporary furniture to bedroom furniture, including outdoor furniture and interior design proposals featuring different aesthetic styles.

Cacio represents Portugal in Brussels
Among the confirmed exhibitors for this edition is the Portuguese company Cacio, S.A., which will be exhibiting in Hall 4 – Urbana, stand 4-403. The Portuguese company’s participation once again highlights the capabilities of the national furniture industry at an event with a strong international focus.
Cacio’s presence takes place in an area dedicated to contemporary furniture, where the fair showcases designs characterised by modern lines, new materials and solutions tailored to contemporary lifestyles. The Urbana segment brings together manufacturers from different European markets, providing a setting particularly suited to the presentation of new collections and the establishment of business contacts.
For companies in the sector, Meubelbeurs Brussels thus represents an opportunity to keep abreast of trends, identify new concepts and establish contacts with buyers and professionals from various European markets. The 2026 edition is set to once again place Brussels at the centre of the international furniture agenda, at a time when the proximity between manufacturers, distributors and retailers is becoming increasingly important.
Portuguese participation, with Cacio among the confirmed exhibitors, also reinforces the presence of the national industry at one of the leading trade events aimed at the European market.