May Design Series Review
Intalite UK
“May Design Series was a very good show with a good setup. The most popular fittings were the outdoor range of bollards probably due to the supposed summer arriving shortly. Our Outdoor wall lights were also received very well by visitors, with the most popular fittings being the SOPRANA SOLID PD-1 (155710) and MERIDIAN 3 (230641). However, to be fair I think the range we have surprised the majority of visitors. The show was a resounding success both in terms of feedback and leads generated.”
www.intalite.co.uk
Inspired By Design “ We decided to launch two new ranges at the May Design Series 2013. The response from people who checked out these ranges was impressive and they really admired the lighting ranges we had designed.
MayanA is a range of LED glass lights manufactured to IP65 and enabling designers to continue a theme of lights seamlessly from interior to exterior applications. With a choice of LED colour temperatures we are confident these will provide the best ambience to any project.”
www.inspired-by-design.co.uk
Applelec
“ The move of The ARC Show to the May Design Series alongside KBB and Interiors London was a positive change for Applelec as the crossover visitors from these shows reflect our client mix of architects and interior designers. With this visitor profile in mind, we decided to make our stand a creative space by inviting artists currently using our product, LED Light Sheet, to display their work. With pieces by Martha Freud, Neil Musson and Jono Retallick, and Stella Corral on display, the work created a talking point that helped visitors understand the design possibilities of our bespoke lighting product.”
www.ledlightsheet.co.uk
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