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SURFACE DESIGN SHOW PREVIEW


NOT TO BE


MISSED


LIGHT SCHOOL Light School, presented by Light Collective and supported by the Institution of Lighting Professionals, has successfully educated and inspired attendees on the important relationship between light and surfaces since 2014. Light School consists of 3 parts: Product School, Light Talks sponsored by Luctra, and the School Newspaper sponsored by Xicato. Product School provides architects and designers with a comprehensive review of lighting innovation and the latest technology. A star- studded line-up of speakers at Light Talks ensures everyone attending is sure to ‘graduate’ in the lighting world. The Light School newspaper is sent out to 70,000 architects, designers and specifiers, plus every attendee gets a free copy to take away at the end of the ‘school day’.


SURFACE SPOTLIGHT LIVE Surface Spotlight Live, which debuted in 2016, is an exciting opportunity for architects and designers to see the best of advanced materials in two highlighted fields, 2017 will focus on Hospitality and Education. Trend and colour expert Sally Angharad will curate the area presenting materials that make a significant contribution to both areas.


STONE GALLERY Stone Gallery reflects the importance of the rapidly growing stone market in the UK. Officially supported by Stone Federation GB, Stone Gallery 2017 attracts exhibitors from Europe and beyond - all looking to link up with the international architects and designers that make London the world’s design hub.


More information on the show and visitor registration can be found online at www.surfacedesignshow.com


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