The MATECIA National Exhibition 2026 is set to take place from 20–23 August 2026 at Yashobhoomi (IICC), Dwarka, New Delhi, bringing together the architecture, interiors, building materials, furniture and allied industries on one B2B platform. Organised by Bigsea Marcom (I) Pvt. Ltd., MATECIA is positioned as a business platform connecting manufacturers and brands with architects, interior designers, builders, dealers, distributors and buyers.
More Than a Building Materials Exhibition
What makes MATECIA interesting is the breadth of the ecosystem it brings together. The exhibition will showcase products and solutions across architectural hardware, furniture, surfaces, flooring, doors and windows, lighting, kitchen systems, bathware, tiles, stone, façades, paints, coatings and smart solutions, among other categories.
The visitor profile also reflects the event’s strong business focus. According to MATECIA, 48% of its visitor profile comprises dealers, distributors, retailers, showrooms, manufacturers and suppliers, while architects, interior designers, product designers and corporate clients account for another 29%. Builders, OEMs, engineers, consultants and procurement professionals form another important segment.
Four Days of Business, Ideas and Industry Connections
MATECIA 2026 is expected to bring together 350+ brands, with the platform highlighting 55,000+ visitors and reach across 600+ cities as key MATECIA figures.
The exhibition will also run alongside industry-focused platforms such as India Interior Retailing (IIR) 2026, which will bring retailers, distributors, dealers, architects, designers and manufacturers together to discuss changing consumer preferences, retail strategies and business opportunities.
This creates a broader conversation around the built environment — from designing a space and choosing materials to manufacturing, distribution and retailing.
Why MATECIA Matters 
India’s architecture and interiors ecosystem is evolving rapidly, with technology, new materials, sustainability and changing consumer expectations influencing how spaces are designed and built.
MATECIA’s larger proposition is therefore not simply to display products. It is to connect the people who create materials with the people who specify, buy, distribute and use them.
With four days of exhibitions, networking and industry engagement ahead, MATECIA 2026 is set to turn Yashobhoomi into a meeting point for India’s architecture, interiors and building-materials ecosystem where design ideas can translate into products, partnerships and business opportunities.
