Royal Delft launches its collection of home and tableware, The Wunderkammer, featuring an eclectic collection of frogs, beetles, turtles and other creatures. The collection is inspired by the cabinets of curiosities and Delftware of the 17th century, with a contemporary twist. Wunderkammers or Cabinets of Curiosity were popular ways to entertain, bewilder or gain your
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The Czech Republic could prove a lucrative export market for DIY, garden and housewares suppliers, according to senior trade advisors who spoke to BHETA members at a webinar on October 8 organised by The British Home Enhancement Trade Association (BHETA). Krystof Holub and Tereza Vickover, who are both based at the British Embassy in Prague
Networking and customer talks at the Atelier Swarowski booth in February 2020 The coronavirus lockdown is an extraordinary situation for Germany and the whole world. The need for personal encounters and face-to-face communication is growing. This is what makes looking into the future so important: 90 percent of the exhibition space of Ambiente is already
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Trends, new products and international business – these are traditionally at the focus of Ambiente in Frankfurt, which took place from 7 to 11 February 2020. The world’s largest consumer goods trade fair had grown to 4,635 exhibitors from 93 countries, covering 310,240 gross sqm. Ambiente was the first leading trade fair to be affected
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My Gifts Trade and ECP Design will present a spectacular range of home and tableware across a number of different brands at Spring Fair 2020 (Hall 8 Stand C60-C71; B70-C71), including the brand new Plano collection by Costa Nova. Produced from the surplus materials of Costa Nova’s own factory in Portugal, Plano is the first
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Dutch Design Week showcased a broad range of interesting and innovative projects with a strong sustainable theme running throughout. More than 25 designers and companies tackled the plastics problem, from bio-based packaging alternatives to recycled plastic toys and design furniture. We really loved the Waterside Gobblers designed by RCA graduate, Kenneth Arnold (pictured), which remove
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