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The shape of things to come

As the new business year takes shape, Heimtextil will be flexing its muscle as the leading fair for interior and contract textiles. Presenting the latest trends and products, the fair uniquely demonstrates the innovative and creative possibilities that contemporary textiles offer architects and designers. Add in the strong contract focus of the Interior.Architecture.Hospitality exhibition and special events like the architect-led guided tours, and a visit to Frankfurt is the ticket to starting January off in top form.

 
Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Expo
Text: Heimtextil
The Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Expo is precisely tailored to the needs of interior designers, hotel furnishers and planners. The latest aesthetic and functional solutions for contract furnishing will be presented at in hall 4.2: from textiles with acoustic function or special abrasion properties to modular carpets, sun protection and innovative wall coverings. New and particularly interesting for the hotel industry will be the expansion of the bed-related product portfolio.
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Woven spaces
Text: Heimtextil
The overall design concept in hall 4.2 will be planned and implemented by Atelier ushitamborriello from Switzerland. The Atelier will be using therefor an old Japanese tradition: the 'Furoshiki'. The term 'Furoshiki' denotes a simple woven cloth, which was traditionally used in Japanese cultural history for gift wrapping and carrying bags.  A square format forms the basis for different, and sometimes elaborate, knotting and folding techniques. Interior architect and set designer Ushi Tamborriello’s enthusiasm for the 'Furoshiki' lies in its high degree of flexibility and sustainability, as well as the particular three-dimensional design freedom that the simple two-dimensional cloth can provide.
GET INSPIRED BY FUROSHIKI
Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Lectures
Text: Heimtextil
The expert lectures within the framework of the Interior.Architecture.Hospitality at Heimtextil are a magnet for contract planners, hotel decision-makers, interior designers and interior architects. They cover a large spectrum of subjects from demographic influences on contract planning, via urbanisation, to the opportunities and visions opened up by digital printing in interior design. Additionally, there will be lectures for the first time under the heading ‘Printed Interior Decoration Lectures’ at Heimtextil 2019. Specialists from the digital printing field will discuss the latest technologies and ways of customising wall and floor coverings and decorative fabrics in accordance with individual creative designs for contract furnishing.
TO THE LECTURES
Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Tours
Text: Heimtextil
The Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Tours at Heimtextil offer great added value for property planners and interior designers as well as valuable guidance. The guided tours of the fair aimed especially at interior designers, hoteliers or housekeepers are offered in cooperation with renowned industry partners, including AIT, AHGZ/Hoteldesign and AHGZ/Housekeeping, the Bund Deutsche Innenarchitekten (bdia) and the online portal World Architects.
TO THE GUIDED TOURS
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