Information and photos courtesy of: iim A pandora’s box of paradoxes was opened during the 65th imm cologne, which was held from January 13 to January 19, 2014, and showcased interior design concepts. The prevalent tendency in practically everything was to be “different.” “get away from the monotonous” and “change from the customary” seem to be the catch words as juxtapositions joyfully regale homeowners: marked fondness for natural materials versus mood for colorful variations; individual pieces of furniture like re-editions or things with signs of wear and tear – whether genuine originals or simply faux-vintage effects; wooden stools with crochet covers or steel chairs with cushions sporting hand-made folkloric patterns; the charm of authentic history versus the need for contemporary appearances; all of these things combined with the “color blocking” trend that is so popular right now, summed up only a glimse of what Customization possibilities will be available, however, which will be the opposite side of the coin to the variety of furniture designs, materials, and functionalities that will be available. The large number of re-editions and re-designs based on historical role models reaffirms that the trend for furniture with character and quality will continue in the foreseeable future. concentrating on the most recent developments in lighting, flooring, and wall coverings, the exhibition included an extensive variety of premium brands in addition to imaginatively designed products. The fair was augmented by several different events, the most notable of which was the “das haus – interiors on stage” (this year’s idea of a futuristic home), in which the “no wall” home designed by a designer from Copenhagen named louise campbell had all zones marked by soft textiles that could be rolled up or down as desired, instead of walls. The “Interior Innovation Awards – Best of the Best 2014” were given out to 15 exceptional items in 2014 and were divided up among 8 different categories. A ready made curtain, also known as a curtain and hanging system, is a product that was manufactured by Kvadrat A\/S and developed by the Bouroullec Brothers. This product is an exemplary example of innovation within the industry. The multipurpose led lights designed by ueberholz gmbh and the sixe chair designed by pearsonlloyd design ltd. were among the other items that drew the audience’s attention. Please visit globalhop.indiaartndesign.com in order to see the photographs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Information and photos courtesy of: iim A pandora’s box of paradoxes was opened during the 65th imm cologne, which was held from January 13 to January 19, 2014, and showcased interior design concepts. The prevalent tendency in practically everything was to be “different.” “get away from the monotonous” and “change from the customary” seem to be the catch words as juxtapositions joyfully regale homeowners: marked fondness for natural materials versus mood for colorful variations; individual pieces of furniture like re-editions or things with signs of wear and tear – whether genuine originals or simply faux-vintage effects; wooden stools with crochet covers or steel chairs with cushions sporting hand-made folkloric patterns; the charm of authentic history versus the need for contemporary appearances; all of these things combined with the “color blocking” trend that is so popular right now, summed up only a glimse of what Customization possibilities will be available, however, which will be the opposite side of the coin to the variety of furniture designs, materials, and functionalities that will be available. The large number of re-editions and re-designs based on historical role models reaffirms that the trend for furniture with character and quality will continue in the foreseeable future. concentrating on the most recent developments in lighting, flooring, and wall coverings, the exhibition included an extensive variety of premium brands in addition to imaginatively designed products. The fair was augmented by several different events, the most notable of which was the “das haus – interiors on stage” (this year’s idea of a futuristic home), in which the “no wall” home designed by a designer from Copenhagen named louise campbell had all zones marked by soft textiles that could be rolled up or down as desired, instead of walls. The “Interior Innovation Awards – Best of the Best 2014” were given out to 15 exceptional items in 2014 and were divided up among 8 different categories. A ready made curtain, also known as a curtain and hanging system, is a product that was manufactured by Kvadrat A\/S and developed by the Bouroullec Brothers. This product is an exemplary example of innovation within the industry. The multipurpose led lights designed by ueberholz gmbh and the sixe chair designed by pearsonlloyd design ltd. were among the other items that drew the audience’s attention. Please visit globalhop.indiaartndesign.com in order to see the photographs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":25,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[81],"tags":[121],"class_list":["post-4977","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","hentry","category-press-release","tag-press-release"],"yoast_head":"\n