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Monday February 5 2018 THE NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, BIRMINGHAM
Bring in the Spring
Stay one step ahead with our sneak preview of what will be big news at Spring Fair, held from February 4-8 at the NEC in Birmingham
T&G Woodware
New for Spring is the City collection of ceramic kitchen storage items (pictured), featuring an on trend geometric design. For something a little kitsch, there is the fun Tutti Frutti ceramic range, which will add colour to the kitchen. T&G will also introduce a range of new Bar boards and Drift: a collection of painted wood kitchen pieces.
u01275 841841
uwww.tg-woodware.com
Meyer Group
Meyer Group will launch a new housewares range developed with Instagram superstar Joe Wicks aka The Body Coach. The TV presenter and author of several best-selling books specialising in cooking and fitness will be on the stand on Monday (February 5). He will give a cookery demonstration at 10.30am and will then take part in a brief Q and A session. In addition to this brand launch, Meyer Group will also be showcasing some new launches from Prestige.
PHOTO: Conor McDonnell Horwood
Horwood will unveil a new exhibition stand at Spring Fair and will use the event to highlight and demonstrate new products, initiatives and explain more about its ‘consumer-centric experience’, complemented by new in-store display stands and POS. Celebrity chef and TV presenter James Martin will be on the stand on Tuesday afternoon (February 6) to meet, greet and highlight new collections. The show will also give retailers the first opportunity to meet Horwood’s new sales & marketing teams.
u0117 940 000
uwww.stellarcookware.co.uk Typhoon Denby
Denby will launch a collection of nine hand- decorated mugs which, it says, ‘continue to preserve unique ceramic skills in the pottery industry, such as traditional hand-decorating and the introduction of new techniques like the 'splattering' and currently on-trend ‘marbling’. All these techniques create a textural collection of contemporary mugs epitomising the artisan, handcrafting skills, glazes and techniques perfected over 200 years at the Denby Pottery in Derbyshire’.
u01773 740715
uwww.denbypottery.com
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Billed as ‘bringing a glamorous touch to any kitchen’, the Typhoon Modern Kitchen range combines contemporary hexagonal shapes with accents of gold. The multi-use storage range features an acacia wood lid and bold gold finish in a variety of sizes, and is complemented by acacia utensils and serving boards.
u0151 336 9200
usales@rayware.co.uk
Falcon Products
On its new stand at Spring Fair, Falcon Products will bring together its collection of brands including WECK (pictured) for all things preserving, Marcato, We Love Pasta, and Pulltex – along with Falcon Products’ own flagship Bake-O-Glide brand, with some new concepts set to be unveiled.
u01706 224790
uwww.falconproducts.co.uk
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uwww.meyergroup.co.uk KitchenCraft
KitchenCraft says: ‘Combining superior functionality with space-saving design, our new MasterClass Smart Space takes the trend for clutter-free living to the next level. Comprising 13 must have kitchen essentials that redefine everyday cooking, these versatile and multi- purpose products maximise space without compromising on function.’
u0121 604 1111
uwww.kitchencraft.co.uk
Zyliss
Launching at Spring Fair will be the rebrand of Zyliss across every consumer touch point; from product design to marketing and point of purchase. Zyliss products now embody an ergonomic soft square design profile, while the brand identity and packaging use aspirational food photography and a clean look to convey the ‘design to delight’ brand ethos.
u01252 522322
usales.orders@dkbrands.co.uk
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