Münchner Stoff Frühling: 20 – 23 March 2015

"Münchner Stoff Frühling" has a long tradition. The "Münchner Stoff Frühling" textile fair will be taking place for the 18th time from 20-23 March 2015. The "Münchner Stoff Frühling" has developed into one of the leading trade fairs in the home textiles sector. Interior decorators, interior designers, interior architects, and furnishing and furniture dealers from all over Germany, Austria and Switzerland, as well as other European countries, value the high quality and inspiring atmosphere of the Munich showroom trade fair. Numerous shuttle buses connect the individual showrooms on the four trade fair days.

New concept – innovation from tradition

The concept of the "Münchner Stoff Frühling" has developed continuously since its founding in 1997, and has adapted to the influences and market conditions in the sector over the years. In this way, the focus of this year's "Münchner Stoff Frühling" is, aside from the true protagonists – the textiles, innovations and home textile trends for 2015 – also on new cooperation with the related industries of floor design, fashion, culture and mobility.

Framework programme for invited guests

A new location at the 18th "Münchner Stoff Frühling" is BMW Lenbachplatz, at stop number 13. The glass pavilion is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on each of the trade fair days, and is a new platform for the inspiring framework programme. Expert presentations, a panel discussion and a carpet exhibition will take place in the additional event location BMW Lenbachplatz. There will also be a Saturday evening event in the BMW museum and longer opening hours on Friday evening to extend the offerings available to trade visitors.

FRIDAY, 20 March 2015 | BMW Lenbachplatz

6:00 p.m.: Presentation: "How does textile design cope in our fast-paced times?"
Dr. Karl Borromäus Murr, museum director of the State Museum of Textile and Industry Augsburg (TIM)

6:30 p.m.: Panel discussion: "Modern architecture meets textiles"
Experts from interior design, architecture and the consumer's viewpoint discuss this topic.
Guests: Gerd Landau, architect / Susanne Klein, interior designer / Karl Weber, interior decorator / Sylvie Krüger, author and textile designer / Dr. Karl Borromäus Murr, TIM museum director
Moderator: Karen Webb

SATURDAY, 21 March 2015 | BMW Museum

from 8:30 p.m.: MSF evening event in the BMW Museum
The MSF highlight: An evening with finger food, music and a unique ambience with the BMW supporting programme. Martina Starke, head of colour and material design at BMW, and Oliver Heilmer, head of interior design at BMW, give insights into the future of car interiors, while the exhibition "The MINI Story" displays the history of the cult car.

SUNDAY, 22 March 2015 | BMW Lenbachplatz

6:00 p.m.: Interactive presentation "At home or in a hotel – the main thing is a pleasant ambiance" by colour expert and author Prof. Axel Venn
Musical conclusion with jazz musician Bob Chisholm.

Textile culture – cooperation with the German Master School for Fashion in Munich

The vision of young fashion designers with regard to interior textiles is displayed at the "Münchner Stoff Frühling", with a video screening at BMW Lenbachplatz on the trade fair days, and the evening event in the BMW Museum. Up and coming designers, from the German Master School for Fashion in Munich, present the interior textiles from participating textile brands in 7 video clips.

The framework programme is for invited guests only.

Exhibitors:
Christian Fischbacher | Colefax and Fowler | Création Baumann | Dedar | Designers Guild | Gebrüder Weishäupl | Hahne & Schönberg | Holland & Sherry | Houlès | House of Jab Anstoez | Jim Thompson | Kinnasand | Kobe | Lelièvre | Little Greene | Luiz | Nobilis Fontan | Nya Nordiska | Osborne&Little | Pierre Frey | Romo Group | Rubelli Group | Sahco | Zimmer+Rhode

Contact:
Münchner Stoff Frühling e.V.
Munich
Germany
www.msf-muenchen.de