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L-R: Bazaar Velvet, Boca do Lobo, Adamsez, Rolf Benz, Patinas Lighting, Deadgood, iGuzzini, Ligne Roset THE TRADE SHOW ARCHITECTS AND DESIGNERS HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR
WHAT HAVE LONDON DESIGNERS, ARCHITECTS AND SPECIFIERS BEEN MISSING? A SPECIALISED TRADE EVENT THAT BRINGS TOGETHER THE COMPLETE PRODUCT MIX THEY NEED TO SPECIFY FOR THEIR GLOBAL PROJECTS IN ONE DEFINITIVE DESTINATION.
Finally, a commercial contract and retail trade event for London. The May Design Series provides a single destination for four of the most important trade exhibitions: kbb LDN, bringing together innovative design in the kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms industry; The ARC Show, a showcase of the finest architectural and decorative lighting; DX, a celebration of design excellence, and INTERIORS LDN, a homage to the very best contemporary British and international design in furniture and interiors. It caters for the distinct London aesthetic, providing an
invaluable resource of original, design-led, innovative and sophisticated products. Each show has its own distinct identity but visitors will be able to pass freely throughout the event. The May Design Series takes place in the vibrant and design
conscious East London at the ExCeL centre. It’s been perfectly timed at the end of the European show cycle, taking place over three days on 19th-21st May. It’s your opportunity to see the latest designs that have just launched in the UK and worldwide. What’s more, you can find exclusive exhibitors such as Leicht, Rolf Benz and Ligne Roset that you can’t see at any other show. It gives you the opportunity to meet with suppliers face-to-face and find the best products from leading brands from around the world.
Renowned designer and creative genius Ab Rogers has been
enlisted to design the exhibition. The May Design Series is set to rewrite the rules and raise the bar to an unprecedented level by turning the typical approach to exhibition design on its head. You can find out about the latest advancements, forward-
thinking ideas and hard-hitting issues, through the packed programme of speakers in the Conversation Series. It’s been specially curated to bring together the related design communities attending The May Design Series and provide a platform for engaging, forward-facing discussion. Exhibitors at The May Design Series include; Hitch Mylius,
Viaduct, Deirdre Dyson, Timorous Beasties, Boca Do Lobo, Poggenpohl, Blum, Erco and iGuzzini. The May Design Series is set to put the creative buzz back into
trade exhibitions with exclusive exhibitors, Ab Rogers’ innovative show experience and a full programme of inspirational speakers. Make sure you don’t miss out and plan your visit to the place to be and to be seen for the A & D and retail community. For more information or to register for a free ticket, visit
www.maydesignseries.com and quote invitation code MDS01
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