<p>The 15th edition of Salon Art + Design reconvenes at the Park Avenue Armory, with collectible furniture, fine art, and design rarities.</p>

<p>Every year, fine arts exhibitors gather in Manhattan to showcase an array of international collectibles. Easing into the season, the 15th annual Salon + Design Art Fair settles back into the Park Avenue Armory from November 4-8th. Since 2012, Salon has been a notable fixture in New York City’s art scene. From ancient expressions of human artistry to hypermodern designs that challenge convention, Salon Art + Design invites visitors to experience museum-quality furniture, sculpture, and other objets d’art in lived-in settings. This year's edition brings contemporary furniture, jewelry, glassworks, textiles, and other fine works from notable artists, artisans, galleries, designers, and curators.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Salon is also rolling out a broader initiative and plans to expand its reach and impact through year-round programming. Below, see all of the must-know exhibits at Salon Art + Design 2026.&nbsp;</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Mellerio - Booth B5</h2>

Courtesy of Mellerio.

<p>For Francophiles and admirers of historic craftsmanship, the Mellerio booth is a trove of centuries-old jewelry-making tradition. Founded in 1613, the Parisian maison is the world’s oldest family-run jewelry house, with more than four centuries of history behind its craft. Mellerio remains a family institution, now led by Laure-Isabelle Mellerio, who brings a contemporary vision to the house's storied legacy. Its expertise extends beyond fine jewelry: the house recently crafted the Ballon d’Or trophy presented to Harry Kane. This year, its featured pieces include a new collection of nail jewelry, bringing a contemporary edge to its storied craftsmanship.</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Bossa Furniture - Booth D7</h2>

<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">Bringing the architectural spirit of Brazil back to Salon for a third year, Bossa Furniture is one of the fair’s must-sees. Titled <em>A Casa Paulista</em>, the exhibition reimagines a luxurious São Paulo residence, immersing visitors in the city’s mid-century design heritage through armchairs and lighting that blend industrial forms with natural materials, including fine woods, hides, and leather. Bossa’s exhibition this year highlights the women who are the driving forces behind its design, textiles, and feng shui. Their influence lends warmth and openness to the Brazilian modernist interiors, creating a space where visitors can pause, take a breath, and reconnect with the earth through sculpture.</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">David Gill Gallery - Booth A1</h2>

<p>David Gill is a regular at Salon at this point, its collections helping anchor the fair’s focus on international, cutting-edge design that challenges the boundaries between architecture, sculpture, and furniture. Many of the London-based gallery’s pieces explore these intersections, the space placing tradition in conversation with the avant-garde, and the industrial with the organic. The collection is rich in variety: see the illusionary seating of Zaha Hadid alongside the amoebic upholstered banquette by designer Sébastien Brajkovic. David Gill has something for the ceiling, the floor, and everywhere in between.</p>
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<h2 style="text-align: center;">Viltier - Booth A7</h2>

<p>Childhood friends Iris de La Villardière and Thomas Montier Leboucher founded the Parisian Maison in 2020. With their love of jewelry and all things Art Deco in mind, the pair designed timeless and architectural pieces made for “colorful souls." The main collections—Clique, Edge, Magnetic, Rayon, Tailsman— are made from gold, birthstones, and other precious stones and metals to perfectly transition from the office to a night out or even layered.</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Heller Gallery - Booth D2</h2>

<p>Since the 70s, Heller Gallery has celebrated skilled glassworkers who push glass beyond daily convention. Its international roster of artists tests the medium’s expansive potential through sculpture and other installations. The gallery’s exhibitions have been featured in major public collections, including London’s Victoria and Albert Museum and The New York Metropolitan Museum of Art.&nbsp;</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Sten Studio - Booth A7</h2>

<p>Mexico City-based Sten Studios further transforms the beauty of mother nature into contemporary furniture and designed goods. Their laboratory relies on the vibrant colors and textures of materials like calcite, marble, lava stone, brass, and oak woods to guide its form and concept, with all pieces relating back to nature with titles like “Lithic Bloom”, and “Cosmic Traces.” The collaborative process with the ancient materials, along with suppliers, manufacturers, and craftspeople is an artistic rendition of nature living in harmony with humankind.&nbsp;</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Zarolat - Booth D13&nbsp;</h2>

<p>Turkish architect and curator Zeynep Arolat founded Zarolat in 2018 with the intention of uniting architecture, furniture design, and interiors. Her studio, collectible art, and design gallery represents an international community of artists, architects, designers, and artisans who present furniture, lighting, and various materials in a historic landmarked building located in Dumbo, Brooklyn.&nbsp;</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Studio Renn - Booth C11</h2>

<p>The Bombay-based jewelry brand approaches design through inquiry, whether into memory, evolution, or identity. Studio Renn’s pieces draw on both historical and contemporary dialogues before taking their final form in precious materials. The spotlight piece at this year’s booth is the Concrete Terrazzo Ring, a single-edition ring of diamond and gold, its gems embedded in the stone as if eroded to exposure. Through earrings, necklaces, bracelets, and more, Renn offers an exploration into how objects accrue meaning across eras, reflecting the artist’s enduring obsession with deep time.</p>

<h2 style="text-align: center;">Potterton Books - D 17</h2>

<p>For bibliophiles and BookTok's avid readers alike, Potterton Books offers a meticulously curated selection of rare, out-of-print discoveries from around the world. Clare Jameson, a recognised figure in speciality bookselling, founded the North Yorkshire-based store. Here in the States, you'll be able to browse at leisure and perhaps discover your next comfort read.&nbsp;</p>

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