82 WHAT’S ON Spring Fair International 2012
www.springfair.com Celebrating 175 years of quality hall 8 The Summerhouse
Discover more Take a stroll from Contemporary Gift & Home into The Summerhouse in Hall 8. You will find a collection of stylish, design-led, home and gift products from leading UK and international suppliers.
Gisela Graham’s new additions Individuality is the key
Be inspired by the exciting and unique fashion jewellery collections from Tutti&Co (Hall 8 Stand E13), showing for the first time at Spring Fair. The collections include necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings, featuring a stylish mix of chunky and fine chains, elegant charms, natural stones and much more. Exclusively designed by Tutti&Co, beautifully made for you. Visit:
www.tuttiandco.com t: 0191 2574284
Gisela Graham (Hall 8 Stand A20/B19), long pre-eminent in Europe as a Christmas designer, has built a second reputation as a designer of EveryDay gifts. For 2012 it has invested more than ever in new product design. This year you can see four additions to the 20 existing themes: hip Urbanity – botanical prints in bold chartreuse and raspberry; Harmony – male, monochrome, typographical, cool waterfowl and fish designs for Shoreline and a sweet new Fairies range joins Gisela’s fast-selling children’s room collection. Plus, Gisela’s unbeatable and totally original 2012, Easter and Christmas collections. Visit:
www.giselagraham.co.uk t: 0207 708 4956
BORED WITH XMAS?
Bronte (Hall 8 Stand E12/F11) is in a celebratory mood as 2012 sees its parent company, Abraham Moon and Sons mark its 175th Anniversary. Since 1837 its mill has been producing fine wool fabric for clothing, furnishings and gifts, which is recognised worldwide for its quality by top fashion and interior designers. Throughout this special year, Bronte has an extensive programme of new product launches including throws and accessories, starting at Spring Fair with the launch of its Heathcliff bag. This stylish satchel type business bag, suitable for both men and women is available in either mocha or charcoal 100% wool tweed fabric. Visit:
www.brontebydesign.co.uk t: 08707 437 410
By the sea…
Don’t miss the opportunity to see the 250 new products Shoeless Joe (Hall 8 Stand A9) is launching at the Spring fair. Shoeless Joe designs most of its range in its Lincoln based studio and has its hand made products manufactured in family run businesses all over the world. As always the company has a strong Coastal range but this is complemented by Shoeless Joe Home, for those of you who are nowhere near the sea. Visit:
www.shoelessjoeltd.co.uk t: 01522 533612
Created for grown ups
From the creators of Jellycat (Hall 8 Stand D12/E13) comes a range of fabulously functional products to put glamour in your life. The brand new Catseye range for Spring 2012 is an assortment of designs to accentuate your animal affinities, flaunt your inner 1950’s glamour-puss or show off your globe-trotting tendencies. Created with grown-ups in mind, a Catseye design shares the humour and quirkiness that you will find in a Jellycat soft toy. It’s just a little more practical. Visit:
www.jellycat.com t: 020 7603 9383
Are you fed up stocking the same Xmas decorations as everyone else? Visit Archipelago for a new range of unique Christmas Decorations. Don’t follow the crowd, be different this year.
You’re customers will thank you, & you will thank us. Be original, be the best.
Before you look at the same old decorations come to Archipelago Hall 8 C20/D19.
www.Archipelago.eu.com 01937 588704
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