Furnitex and Decoration + Design 2013
From Thursday the 18th of July until the 21st, the Design + Decoration Expo and Furnitex will be in the Melbourne Exhibition Centre.
Decoration + Design will give those in the design industry an opportunity to explore the latest trends in the fabrics, soft furnishings, decorations for inside and out, artwork and much more. There will be seminars held by highly regarded furniture designers, trend experts, interior designers and textile designers held over the Thursday and Friday. This is a free trade only event so only buying for business or those in the Retail, Design, Decoration, architecture and building and construction industries can attend.
For more information visit http://melbourne.decorationdesign.com.au/exhibitor
The Furnitex fair exhibits a huge variety of contemporary and classic furniture design from Australia and internationally every year. The four day event held at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre will also include international industry seminars presented by distinguished international and Australian designers.
The Vivid design competition also forms part of the fair. It offers emerging designers the opportunity to showcase their work. Vivid is one of Australia’s oldest furniture design competitions and is one of the most exciting attractions of the fair. Registration with Furnitex allows entry into Decoration + Design.
Furnitex is the largest National design and trade fair and attracts thousands of people from the industry every year. For more information visit the Furnitex website http://www.furnitex.com.au/visitor/attractions/vivid
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