Published on : Friday, July 15, 2016
The British Institute of Interior Design (BIID) is once again partnering with luxury interiors trade show Decorex International from September 18 to 21. Now in its 39th year, Decorex has become a key feature of the London Design Festival and is a must-visit for design professionals and those passionate about luxury design. The four-day event is returning to historic Syon Park, with 400 exhibitors launching new collections.
The theme of this year’s show is ‘The Roots of Design’ which will explore the roots of design; considering the origins of design, the processes involved and examining the influences that have challenged its DNA. The BIID will be hosting a series of engaging talks at Decorex 2016 which will explore this theme.
On September 19, BIID member Tim Gosling will be discussing “How to design and create the heritage of bespoke furniture using rare materials and the latest technology.’’ In this talk, Tim will be demonstrating the innovative and unusual way he uses a variety of materials in his designs.
BIID President Susie Rumbold will be chairing an engaging and informative panel discussion at the Decorex seminar theatre on September 20. Panellists include interior designer Staffan Tollgard, bespoke furniture designer Neil Stevenson & textile designer Margo Selby. They will be discussing “The Design Journey: How tradition, custom and culture influences the evolution of luxury design”, sharing their own creative influences and experiences of the design journey.
BIID President Susie Rumbold comments; “The BIID is delighted to once again be partnering with this exciting and inspirational event, which provides the interior design industry with a wonderfully curated and diverse collection of luxurious products from across the world. From showcasing innovative work by carefully selected independent craftspeople, to seeing new season collections from established luxury brands, Decorex is always one of my go-to destinations during London Design Festival.”
Simone du Bois, Brand Director of Decorex comments; “We’re really looking forward to working closely with the BIID again this year, especially with the additional element of mentoring sessions which we believe will be a great initiative for the next generation of designers. The BIID was an instrumental partner with Decorex when we launched and have continued to be over the last 39 editions. This year, with many of the BIID members involved in the show, they continue to be as influential in our community as ever.”
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