June 2019 News
37 exhibitors make up the Trend Displays at Exclusively Shows
Exclusively Shows have announced that 100 products have been selected from 37 exhibitors to refl ect the trends Satori, Traveller and Fellowship as Identifi ed by Scarlet Opus. To identify the top 100, the Show’s
trend interpreters, Scarlet Opus, have scoured exhibitors’ product portfolios. The resulting top 100 will form the 2019 Trend Displays. Phil Pond from Scarlet Opus said:
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“The Trend feature has been a part of the Exclusively Shows for four years now and this year, it seemed as if everything had come together. The exhibitors have all clea rly worked hard and innovatively during the past year to create a stunning array of products. If in the early years it wasn’t so easy to identify product for a ‘Trend Showcase’ 2019 has swept away any such memory. It was hard selecting products for the showcase simply because there was so much great product to select from.”
Trends at the Shows The Shows have also announced there will a further trend introduced: “Game Changer”. Whilst exploring exhibitors’
Homewares Ltd, Brabantia (UK) Ltd, KitchenCraft and Forma House Ltd.
How to see the trends and products 1 Visit the FREE Trend Displays above Exclusively Electrical. These displays are open for the duration of the show. 2 Book a FREE Trend Tour with Scarlet Opus. Tours can be booked online. 3 Look out for the “Recommend Product Design on Trend” awards on the 37 exhibitors’ stands. 4 The Trend Wall in the restaurant highlights many of the award-winning products.
products, Scarlet Opus identifi ed products that refl ected the essence of the Game Changer trend, consequently, it will be translated at the Show and feature 10 exhibitors. “Traveller Trend” – The trend is focused on restoring balance, order and correctness. During this new season a return to ‘Fine Dining’ will begin to emerge, requiring all our fi nery for a glamourous experience.
“Satori Trend” – Serenity, balance
and preservation underpin this trend in which we all refl ect on the “Art of Living”. “Fellowship Trend” – This trend focuses on the Power of the Collective; we rise together as a community of collaborators in a future where we are all makers, farmers, craftsman. It’s the opposite of the establishment. Exhibitors include Ladelle UK Ltd, UK Thermos Ltd, Typhoon, Le Creuset UK Lts, Sabichi
Mr Pond from Scarlet Opus concluded: “We are really excited about creating the Trend Showcase for the 2019 show; it’s going to be awesome. We’d be totally bemused if the consumer and trade press aren’t completely inspired by it. The exhibitors have even given us wonderful choices for our Game Changer trend which is strictly for genuine eco-friendly and sustainably- made products.”
Arçelik CEO climbs Everest to raise awareness of climate change
Hakan Bulgurlu, CEO of Arçelik, the parent company of Beko, has climbed Mount Everest to help raise awareness of climate change and the 21-year window to reverse its effects. Mr Bulgurlu successfully reached the 8,848m
Everest summit on 23 May, after a gruelling 26-day trek. The climb r efl ects Arçelik’s continued efforts to build a sustainable future through its environment- friendly products and sustainability campaigns. The Everest expedition follows successful Arçelik team ascents of Mount Kilimanjaro in 2011 and 2018; Elbrus in 2017 and Mount Aconcagua in January 2018. The business uses each challenge to educate employees and raise public awareness of the impact of global warming.
Mr Bulgurlu explained: “21 years is an incredibly short period of time in the life of our planet and we must act fast to limit the long-lasting effects of climate change. We must rise to the challenge of preventing a future where our planet is inhabitable. At Arçelik, we
are completely dedicated to doing everything within our power to counter the effects of climate change. We hope that our Mount Everest expedition will raise awareness and encourage people to do their part.” He was inspired to embark on the climb on
fi nding out that the Himalayas could lose two-thirds of its glaciers by 2100 if global efforts to limit global warming are unsuccessful. This fi nding follows a landmark report released by the United Nations, which states that if greenhouse gas emissions continue at the current rate, the atmosphere will increase by as much as 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels by 2040.
Arçelik is urging individuals and businesses to take action in the fi ght against climate change by making simple everyday changes. Some of these include eating less meat and not wasting food; switching to green energy solutions; and setting out clear actions and goals for your organisation to reduce your carbon footprint.
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