EXHIBITORS | MATERIALS & NATURE
MATERIALS & NATURE
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The Materials & Nature section of interzum 2017 will once again showcase all the very best and most innovative materials the world of furnishing production has to offer at this year’s show.
Resource conservation, sustainable raw materials, innovative surface design: These are just a few of the trends in this area. At interzum 2017 the best new ingredients for tomorrow’s sales success will be presented for the first time in the Materials & Nature section. Here visitors will find wood, veneers, parquet flooring, interior works, decorative surfaces, decor papers, laminates, wood-based panels, laminated plastic, mineral materials, edges, surface treatments, adhesives, embossing cylinders, press plates, etc. As Arne Petersen, Vice President Trade Fair Management of Koelnmesse GmbH, explains: “As every year, the Materials & Nature segment focuses on more versatile materials that ensure a modern and individual furniture design. Here, a particular emphasis is placed on the theme sustainability.
Those who are interested in the keywords, conserving resources, sustainable raw materials or cradle-to-cradle concepts, will find a lot of input here. There will be two Piazze in this section for the first time. They will be designed by the interior designer, Katrin de Louw, and concentrate on the theme ‘Individuality’.”
In Hall 10.2, on Stand D 80, visitors can also explore 3D printing innovation in a special area where experts will be offering insights into technologies, software and services. Architects and product designers are the target audience, as are the decision makers in the furniture and interior construction industries. Leading manufacturers will present working examples of digital industrial manufacturing, promoting
creativity, shorter reaction times and design flexibility in the home and furnishing sectors. Koelnmesse Halls | Halls 4.2, 6, 10.2 24
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