AWARDS | INTERZUM 2017
MARTIN DARBYSHIRE FOUNDER AND CEO, TANGERINE, LONDON
Martin Darbyshire is founder and CEO of London-based design company tangerine. Darbyshire is
responsible for
all the companies commercial management, leading design projects as well as creating new business opportunities. Most
notably, he led the multi-disciplinary team that created both generations of the 'Club World' business-class aircraft seating for British Airways – the world’s first fully flat bed in business class. For some years Darbyshire has been a UK Trade and Investment ambassador for the UK creative industries sector.
DICK SPIERENBURG DESIGNER, SPIERENBURG STUDIO, BILTHOVEN
Dick Spierenburg studied Architecture at the renowned Delft University of Technology and Interior & Product Design at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. Since 1995, he has initiated and realised various leading permanent interior
design exhibitions. Besides his architectural designs of offices, factories and private houses, Spierenburg has worked as creative consultant for imm cologne, from 2011 as creative director. In 2001, he started KBDS with the designer Karel Boonzaaij. In 2009 Spierenburg founded his own studio.
TARGET J10
STRUCTURAL FITTING Italiana Ferramenta srl & Ferramenta Livenza srl, Brugnera, Italy
TOP DRAWER ORGANISATION AGOFORM GmbH, Löhne, Germany
N-SWING GLASS SLAT-FRONTED CABINET Kunststoff KG Nehl & Co., Bünde, Germany
EKU-FRONTINO 20 OS SLIDING DOOR FITTING Hawa Sliding Solutions AG, Mettmenstetten, Switzerland
PIX
SOCKET OUTLET AND CONNECTION UNITS Bachmann GmbH & Co. KG, Stuttgart, Germany
MOCCA DRAWER ORGANISATION Karl Baliko - Holzverarbeitung, Meiningen, Austria
HÄFELE EASY
STORAGE VERBINDER CONNECTOR
Häfele GmbH & Co KG, Germany
FLEX SCREEN ROOM DIVIDER
Lücking Innenausbau, Berlin, Germany
BI-ELASTIC COMFORT STREEETCH MATTRESS FABRICS
Bodet & Horst GmbH & Co. KG, Elterlein, Germany
FLUENT TRIO MULTI-PAD FOR BEDFRAMES Standard Gum, Bourges, France
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