KBDi Designers International Tour – Extended Invitation
The Kitchen and Bathroom Designers Institute is very excited about an ALL NEW program for the KBDi Designers International Tour of 2015. We’re so enthused, in fact, that we’re extending our invitation not only to KBDi members, as has been the case in the past, but to other like-minded designers who hold membership with approved design organisations.
“A journey is best measured in friends, not miles.”
Tim Cahill
The design-focussed tour will commence with the incredible trade fair duo, imm Cologne and LivingKitchen, in the internationally renowned art and culture metropolis of Germany.
imm Cologne – the international interiors show – presents the trends that will be shaping the future of the furniture and interiors sector, with an enormous exposition of interior design concepts and products.
imm’s show partner, LivingKitchen, is an international kitchen expo that showcases the driving forces of the kitchen and furniture industries. Almost two hundred well-known suppliers from across the globe will be presenting their innovative products, with an impressive display of everything ‘kitchen’ from appliances, to taps and fittings, to finishes, lighting and accessories.
A fast train to Paris will be next on the itinerary, with Maison & Objet the primary destination. This luxurious lifestyle show brings together decoration, design, furniture, accessories, textiles, fragrances and more, and will be sure to inspire designers from all disciplines.
Places are limited for this extraordinary tour – contact KBDi TODAY for more information, or download the booking form from the website: http://www.kbdi.org.au/
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