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equatorial Africa and space reflectively; a panel of experts from companies including Gensler, Herman Miller, AHMM and MAKE Architects contemplated the changing face of workplace design, and Martyn Evans of Cathedral set out to answer the question that resonates with all architects: What do developers want? Providing a worldwide platform, the Global Design Blogger meet up had bloggers at the May Design Series sharing their findings with bloggers simultaneously attending the ICFF (International Contemporary Furniture Fair) in New York City. Organised by the May Design Series and online interior design resource Modenus.com, the prominent blog- ger Bright Bazaar shared his trend insights at the show from Poggenpohl’s stand.


The May Design Series has firmly put itself on the map for the future European show cycle for the time-and design conscious with its convenient single destination for related design events. UBM brand director Andy Vaughan re- marked, “The first May Design Series has now traded and it has exceeded our Year 1 expectations hugely. The vision was to achieve London’s first great looking but also commercial design trade show and on the whole this has gone very much to plan. It has been very rewarding to have received so many compliments from exhibitors, vis- itors, designers and key industry press and associations on how great the show looked and how our new layout and attention to detail made the whole experience enjoy-


able and functional. Equally as important and gratifying was the report on how much business was achieved. Our immediate feedback has indicated the majority of exhibitors have surpassed their business tar- gets and really encouragingly many actually signed substantial business deals actually at the show which is a huge success for us all. This is a great platform to keep achiev- ing greater things and really put London interiors back on the global map where it belongs.”


MAY DESIGN SERIES MAY 20 - 22 2014


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