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Seen at Tradeshows

The newest products on display at trade shows around the country and the world.

	KBIS July 2006 Here’s a roundup of products launched at the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show, held last April in Chicago. Read on.

	Cersaie Tile Show March 2006 A world leader in ceramic tile, Italy hosts the Cersaie trade show each year in Bologna. At the 2005 show, exhibitors presented a wide range of flexible products that go far beyond conventional uses. Read on.

	Cologne Furniture Fair March 2006 Often referred to as the “second-most-important” furniture show of the year after Milan, imm Cologne welcomed thousands of visitors in January to its new fairgrounds on the banks of the Rhine. Read on.

	CEDIA January 2006 Trimmed-down electronics and iPod compatibility were the main themes at the Custom Electronics Design & Installation Association trade show in Indianapolis last September. An abundance of flat-screen TVs and slim speaker solutions responded to an increasing appetite for low-profile electronics, while audio companies scrambled to build iPod functionality into multiroom music products. Read on.

	Promosedia January 2006 Promosedia is an annual trade fair dedicated entirely to residential and contract seating made in the Friuli region of Italy. The following are a few of the winners in the Invited and Top Ten Competitions. Read on.

	IIDEX/NeoCon November 2005 Canada’s largest design-industry exposition and conference, IIDEX/NeoCon Canada, inspired attendees for the 21st time this September in Toronto. With a focus on design for adapting work and living space, the show featured product manufacturers from up north and beyond. Read on.

	Shanghai World Toilet Expo October 2005 Each flush of a toilet consumes six liters of water. Multiply that by 1.3 billion people – the population of China – and you’ll understand why the country is looking for water-saving alternatives to the usual commode. At the World Toilet Exposition held in Shanghai in May, two Japanese inventions that address this concern made their debut on the China market. Read on.

	Coverings Show September 2005 The Coverings Tile & Stone Expo, held in Orlando last May, showcased finishes with true-to-life faux and cutting-edge contemporary styling, greater format and material options, and superior performance. Read on.

	Milan Furniture Fair July 2005 Pierced, punched, die-cut, lacerated: Many products unveiled at last April’s Milan Furniture Fair displayed a penchant for perforation. Louise Campbell’s Prince chair for Hay, for example, featured cutouts that evoked a child’s paper snowflake made in crafts class, but its black rubber surface put a sinister spin on the whimsy. Read on.

	Belgium Design Show February 2005 The biennial Belgian design show Interieur is a small but highly regarded event that has quietly been taking place since 1968. The 19th edition welcomed over 100,000 visitors to the Flemish city of Kortrijk last October. Read on.

	CEDIA January 2005 Walk the aisles of the Custom Electronics Design & Installation Association show, and it’s clear that flat-panel TVs rule home theaters, and speaker, accessory, and furniture companies are styling products to match. Read on.

	ICFF September 2004 Ironically, furniture wasn’t the strongest category at this year’s International Contemporary Furniture Fair, held mid-May in New York City. Read on.

	NeoCon September 2004 NeoCon, the contract furnishing industry’s premier event, attracted over 40,000 attendees in Chicago last June. Read on.

	The Milan Furniture Fair July 2004 The following pages highlight introductions from this year’s Milan Furniture Fair, which took place from April 14 to 19 in venues throughout the city.. Read on.

	Eurocucina July 2004 Kitchens and appliances that adjust to a range of lifestyles were on display at the biennial Eurocucina exhibition, which took place last April during Design Week in Milan. Read on.

	Milan Furniture Fair May 2004 At this year's Salone Internazionale del Mobile (International Furniture Fair), held from April 14 - 19 in Milan, designers tackled an area untouched as of yet in their field-setting out to redefine not only how- but what we eat. Read on.

	Cologne Furniture Fair April 2004 imm cologne, Germany’s leading furniture fair, fell victim to the sluggish economy this year with fewer exhibitors and visitors. Showcased here are some surprising standouts. Read on.

	Cersaie Review March 2004 “When you consider the size of a country like Italy relative to the U.S., the sheer number of Italian tile manufacturers is astounding,” says architect Katherine Chia, of New York City–based Desai/Chia Studio. Read on.


	CEDIA January 2004 Each September, the custom electronics industry convenes at the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association show (CEDIA) to get a peek at the high-end tech products that will hit the luxury market the following year. Read on.

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