Another round of leasing updates will bring a total of 120+ new and returning exhibitors to the Las Vegas Market’s 450+ gift and home resources in the Pavilions for Winter 2020 Las Vegas Market, running Jan. 26 – Jan. 30, 2020.
“The Pavilions at Las Vegas Market offer retailers and designers an easy-to-navigate one-stop-shopping showcase for gift and home products,” says Jo Ann Miller Marshall, President of Tradeshow Leasing for International Market Centers. “This winter’s final staging of the temporaries in the Pavilions will be a must-see for marketgoers seeking on-trend resources from both notable newcomers and returning favorites.”
This winter, the Pavilions will feature five core destinations: GIFT, HANDMADE, DESIGN (DESIGN LIFESTYLE, DESIGN HOME), HOME and DISCOVERIES: The Antique Vintage Marketplace in one dynamic and easy-to-navigate floorplan.
GIFT features some 200 exhibitors showing a full range of giftware categories, including tabletop, housewares, gourmet foods, jewelry, apparel, personal care, baby and kids, stationery, and lifestyle products. The most recent new-to-Market GIFT resources include: Blue Mountain Arts; Da Bomb; Joseph K & Company; Moon Valley Organics; Pillowie; Pink Pony Industries; Pitkin Sterns International; The Encore Fashion Group; Trollbeads United States; and Untamed Roots. Notable returning exhibitors include: Banded; Bed Stu; Bunnies by The Bay; Culver Industries; Melissa & Doug; Oliver The Ornament; Perfect Holiday; Preciado Mexican Imports; Sanpiper Distribution; Socksmith Design; Spinfinity Designs; Teresa’s Room; True Brands; and Wildthings Sales & Marketing.
HANDMADE will present nearly 100 artisans, makers and local-made designers, emphasizing artistry and originalities in all product categories. The latest new and returning exhibitors include: Blue Orange Pottery; Bramble Market; Letra; Likha; and Lilly Barrack Ltd.
Marketgoers can find a combined design-driven gift and home experience in DESIGN, a Las Vegas Market destination which showcases 50+ DESIGN LIFESTYLE and DESIGN HOME exhibitors.
DESIGN LIFESTYLE will showcase emerging designers and forward-focused products and DESIGN HOME will showcase design-driven home décor, furniture, and textiles collections. Recently announced new and notable DESIGN lines include: Atlantic Folk; EM Brands; ORTC; and Zoe Bios Creative.
HOME features 50+ suppliers of accent decor, furniture, textiles, linens, and decorative accessories. The latest new and returning exhibitors include: Adora Furniture and Fiore Stone, Inc.
The Pavilions also include immediate delivery resources, which include the sold-out DISCOVERIES: The Antique Vintage Marketplace destination as well as a robust assortment of cash and carry lines. The most recently confirmed new and notable among these companies are: 22 Tote; Evolution CBD; Jess Imports; and RFALV Services.
Additionally, the Pavilions will present specialized hand-crafted and artisan-inspired resources with two popular showcases: Aid to Artisans and Artisanal LA. The fifth appearance of the Aid to Artisans’ TEAM (Training for Entrepreneurs in Artisan Markets) showcase of first-time exhibitors will present a variety of curated, maker-produced goods from international artisans. The Artisanal LA pop-up showcase presents 20 Los Angeles-based unique-to-Market makers and artisan products in categories that include edibles, stationery, jewelry, home goods, garden and kids.
Beyond products, the Pavilions will include daily Buyer’s Morning Grab & Go starting at 8:30 a.m.; and The Pavilions Afternoon Bars, from 4 to 6:00 p.m. Additionally, the popular Cash & Carry Late Night Shopping Event, a combined order writing/cash and carry late-night event with shopping and complimentary cocktails, returns to DISCOVERIES from 6 to 8 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 27.
The Pavilions at Las Vegas Market are open Sunday, Jan. 26 through Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from Sunday to Tuesday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday. A continuous, free shuttle connects the Pavilions with permanent showrooms in Buildings A, B and C.
