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India Design ID Mumbai 2026, Jio World Garden BKC, 9 to 11 October

India Design ID Mumbai 2026, Jio World Garden BKC, 9 to 11 October

India Design ID returns to Mumbai for a third edition on 9, 10 and 11 October 2026, at Jio World Garden in BKC. More than 120 Indian and international brands have been announced across furniture, lighting, interiors, decor and collectible design. One thing to settle before you plan the day though: the listings do not agree on what time the gates open.

Dates, Venue And Timings

  • 9 to 11 October 2026, Friday to Sunday.
  • Jio World Garden, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai.
  • Over 120 Indian and international exhibitors.
  • Organised by Ogaan Media, with Asian Paints as title partner.

Ground Conditions At Jio World Garden

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Jio World Garden is an open air turfed ground, not a cooled exhibition hall. Contractors building stands there get told to check flooring, electrical and weather decisions against the venue documents, which tells you enough about the surface.

For a visitor it comes down to shoes. Turf under temporary flooring goes soft in patches, and October in Mumbai still carries the tail end of the monsoon. Heels will find every soft patch.

Tickets

Tickets

Passes have gone live on District and BookMyShow, and indiadesignid.com carries the links. Earlier editions ran separate rates for students, press and VIP members, so check whether you qualify before you pay for a standard pass.

The Other Design Fair At The Same Venue

Design Mumbai runs at that same Jio World Garden from 25 to 28 November 2026. Different organisers, 4 days instead of 3, and no connection to this one.

Two design fairs, one patch of turf, 7 weeks apart. Searching for a Mumbai design fair will throw up both, and a pass for one will not get you into the other. Read the dates on the ticket before you pay.

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Ankita A covers events in India. Her writing runs through what actually decides whether a function goes well, budgets and where they slip, guest counts and how they grow, venue and caterer bookings, decor that holds up under lights all evening, and the timeline of who needs to do what and when. She writes for the person organising the day, not watching it.

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