There’s more to a living room than a sofa by Marcel Wanders, a chair by Konstantin Grcic or a shelf by Arik Lévy. It is the nuances, the scenography of the room and the context of the lighting, furniture and fabrics that provide the backdrop for showing the leading actors off at their best – one reason, perhaps, why design items are increasingly providing the face for complete creative concepts.
The new presentation format Pure Village caters to this market development by creating a stage on which stand-alone presentations of exclusive design items are showcased just as effectively as creative interior concepts. From 19 to 24 January 2010, Hall 3.2 will cluster the highlights from the various specialist ranges in the immediate vicinity of the furniture in the Pure segment (Hall 11) and the ideas of the d3 Design Talents forum (Hall 3.1).
25. August 2009
Categories: pure village, Trends
Tags: architects, Arik Lévy, bathroom, bathroom planners, brand spaces, current trends, designers, Dick Spierenburg, exclusive design, fusion of various living areas, Gerald Böse, hall 11, hall 3.1, Hall 3.2, imm cologne 2010, imm pure, interior design, interior designers, Konstantin Grcic, lighting designers, Living Bath Room, Marcel Wanders, pure village, retailers, spa, Trends, [d3] design talents
