COLLECTIBLE, the international fair for contemporary collectible design, debuted in New York from September 5-8 at Water Street Associates in Manhattan’s Financial District. The event featured 118 exhibitors from 25 countries, attracting a diverse crowd from the general public to industry leaders in design, art, and fashion.
With a focus on unique pieces, bespoke commissions, and limited editions, COLLECTIBLE’s U.S. edition saw numerous galleries, studios, and designers present new works, many for the first time in the U.S. Co-founders Clélie Debehault and Liv Vaisberg expressed gratitude for the warm reception from the New York design community, marking the fair’s successful expansion from Europe.
The fair also hosted a robust talks program, with panels featuring leading voices in interior design, architecture, and education. Highlights included discussions led by Hannah Martin of Architectural Digest and Tione Trice of Of the Cloth.
Looking ahead, COLLECTIBLE plans to continue fostering global design dialogue at its 2025 Brussels edition.
