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Decorex internations 2015
Decorex International 2015
Decorex, the UK’s only design and interiors fair for
the luxury high-end market, returns to the historic
grounds of Syon Park this September (20-23), opening
the annual London Design Festival.
Over the course of four days, visitors to the show
will have the opportunity to see new collections
from more than 400 exhibitors, showcasing the latest
designs spanning an unrivalled range of products from
furniture, lighting, fabrics, wallpapers and decorative
accessories to flooring, kitchens, bathrooms, tableware
and bedding.
New exhibitors to the show this year include:
17 Patterns, who will launch its debut wallpaper
collection co-created by a selection of predominantly
British artists/designers and based on geometric;
Art Deco, animal and natural themes; Posh Trading
Company, providers of a variety of goods ranging
from homeware, gifts, to art and accessories;
INSIDHERLAND, who will show its exclusive
handcrafted furniture, and Sian Zeng, who will exhibit
its imaginative wallpapers and interior accessories.
Returning brands to Decorex this year include: British
paint company, Little Greene, who will be launching
‘Blue’, a capsule collection of trend-setting paint shades
and new coordinating 20th Century wallpapers;
Ochre who will present new additions including the
Sable stool and Willow dining table; Blackpop who
will launch its collection of wallpaper and fabric
designs ‘The Tudors – Deconstructed’ in response to
the National Portrait Gallery’s renowned collection
of Tudor paintings and William Holland, who will
present handcrafted, freestanding copper baths.
In celebration of this year’s show theme – the Future of
Luxury – an interactive area entitled ‘Making Luxury’,
will highlight the skill and craftsmanship behind
luxury products in four installations, while exciting
projects in collaboration with Material Lab, Bert &
May Spaces and Hattie Fox are also not to be missed.
Other highlights include the champagne bar; this year
designed by renowned interior designer Russell Sage,
and Future Heritage. Following the success of Future
Heritage in 2014, this acclaimed feature area returns
this year with design and applied arts critic Corinne
Julius exploring materia ƗG