Australian International Furniture Fair
Top Brands to Exhibit at Australia’s Trend Destination
Cutting-edge designers and leaders in manufacturing, hand crafted collections, flooring, furniture and lighting are set to appear at Australia’s most successful buying and networking furniture event, the Australian International Furniture Fair (AIFF).
Co-located with interior design event Decor + Design, AIFF will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 16-19 July 2015. Unveiling the latest in furniture designs for commercial, residential and retail industries, the fair offers exhibitors the chance to present new product ranges to a highly targeted audience.
Australia’s longest running design competition, Vibrant Vision in Design (VIVID) will return in 2015 and is set to raise the bar for emerging Australian furniture designers. A major highlight of AIFF, the competition is expected to exhibit 70 products across the commercial, concept and student categories. This year VIVID will be sponsored by Beacon Lighting, Globe West and Dowel Jones.
Among the list of returning exhibitors at AIFF is Idiom Designer Furniture, who specialise in modern-contemporary furniture and are recognised for their stunning furniture pieces. Also set to appear is Mini Masters, Australia’s oldest and most respected supplier of wall art and home décor. Other exhibitors returning include Nest Outdoor Furniture, LaForma Australia, Howard Products Australia, Fox Imports, Art for Life, Eiffel Furniture, M.A.T Fine Furniture, M Design Furniture, Megaria, George & Son Outdoor Design House and Aus Furniture Imports.
Another major highlight for the 2015 Fair includes the prestigious International Seminar Series. Guest speakers include Victoria Redshaw and Phil Pond from leading trend forecasting agency Scarlet Opus (UK), Allegra Hicks (USA), Anne-Marie Sargent, Diane Bergeron and Jason Grant.
The 2015 Australian International Furniture Fair and Decor + Design are expected to attract more than 10,000 Australian and international buyers.
For more information on exhibiting visit aiff.net.au
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