Discover everything you need to know about travel, shopping, upcoming events, and more in Malaysia.
Discover everything you need to know about travel, shopping, upcoming events, and more in Malaysia.
The Malaysian International Furniture Fair, widely known as MIFF, will take place from 1 to 4 March 2026 across two major venues in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysia International Trade & Exhibition Centre and the World Trade Centre Kuala Lumpur. Recognised as one of the largest furniture trade fairs in Southeast Asia, MIFF continues to serve as a global sourcing hub for high-quality, export-ready furniture.
Each year, MIFF attracts thousands of trade visitors from across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, Oceania and the Americas. The fair brings together Malaysian manufacturers alongside international exhibitors, offering a broad selection of residential, office and outdoor furniture, as well as interior décor and furnishing solutions.
Buyers attend MIFF to discover new collections, negotiate deals directly with manufacturers and build long-term supplier relationships. For exhibitors, it is a strategic platform to access international markets and strengthen export networks.
MIFF highlights Malaysia’s reputation as a strong furniture exporting nation, particularly in wooden furniture manufacturing. Visitors can expect to see contemporary designs, sustainable materials, functional innovations and competitively priced products tailored for global markets.
Dedicated segments within the exhibition focus on office furniture, upholstery, bedroom sets, dining collections and ready-to-assemble products, giving buyers a structured and efficient sourcing experience.
As a business-focused trade fair, MIFF plays a significant role in supporting Malaysia’s furniture export industry. The event facilitates high-volume trade discussions, networking sessions and international buyer programmes that help connect suppliers with serious purchasing decision-makers.
With its dual-venue format and strong international attendance, MIFF 2026 is set to once again position Kuala Lumpur as a key meeting point for the global furniture trade.