DesignSalon Salzburg is a curated B2B trade fair in Austria dedicated to design-led sourcing across interior products, gifts, lifestyle goods, table culture, and selected artisanal concepts.

The show presents a compact but highly focused format built around six themed worlds covering living spaces, gifting, wellbeing, tableware and cooking, craftsmanship, and future trends, while experiential zones such as Taste & Design, Dolce & Design, and Alpine & Design add networking value and on-site inspiration.

It is positioned as an order fair exclusively for trade visitors, including concept stores, interior boutiques, hospitality buyers, tourism businesses, interior designers, florists, and garden-related retail professionals looking for curated products and commercially relevant supplier relationships.

Home AccessoriesTextilesLighting

Focuses on home accessories, textiles, lighting, small furniture, and garden design for retailers, interior designers, furnishing specialists, and garden-related trade buyers.

Gift ItemsStationeryDecor Accents

Brings together gift items, stationery, decorative highlights, and thoughtfully designed small presents for concept stores, boutiques, and gift-driven lifestyle retail.

Room FragranceWellness ProductsNatural Materials

Centres on mindfulness, self-care, and sensory lifestyle products, spanning fragrances, wellness items, cosmetics, and natural materials for emotionally driven retail demand.

TablewareKitchen ToolsFine Food

Highlights table settings, kitchen tools, drinking culture, fine food, and seasonal presentation ideas for retail, gastronomy, and hospitality buyers.

Handmade ProductsManufacture CraftPersonalised Items

Brings together handmade products, high-quality workshop production, personalised items, and creative one-offs for museum shops, tourism businesses, and authenticity-focused retail.

Young BrandsSustainable ConceptsInnovative Design

Showcases young brands, start-ups, sustainable concepts, and forward-looking design ideas for buyers seeking early trend signals and sharper assortment development.