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Fashion&houseware: the optimism of colour
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Interpreting trends
9 Interview
Retro style and contemporary lightness
11 What’s hot
“Hot” signals from
the whole world
13 Trend store
New distribution concepts
16 Exhibitions
The next appointments
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14. Houseware holds swteady _ New technologies by DuPont _ Ancàp, customised services _ The Yankee Candle
world _ 15. Iittala celebrates double anniversary _ From Hong Kong to Italy _ Moneta at Sicilia Fashion Village _
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The optimism of colour
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to houseware
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TRENDS
• Not just grey and black
in the male wardrobe but also
lots of colour
Colour was the main protagonist in men’s catwalks in Milan
and Florence, as well as in houseware trade shows in Milan,
Paris and Frankfurt. An energizing element in men’s fashion,
it draws inspiration from nature: kiwi, celery, wisteria, carrot
and mandarin are matched with the softer shades of beige,
stone-grey and blue. The daring, however, can go for absolute colours such as orange, red, green, blue (Peuterey).
Colours are also used to rejuvenate retro style clothes, so
that they can be reintroduced in men’s wardrobes (bombers
from the 80s, the Montgomery, leather biker jackets from the
30s, military-style clothes, parka and Eskimo jackets).
The coat is now an absolute must (even in camel colour, as
Armani sees it) and symbolizes, together with the smoking
jacket and lace-up shoes, a focus on classic style, although
in a contemporary key.
A metropolitan dandy look is reproposed in a mix-andmatch logic: old classics are remade in technical fabrics,
neat minimalist collections come in surprising textures
(Prada); on the contrary, classic fabrics (check, tweed,
Prince of Wales) have been used in utterly contemporary
collections (Ferrè, Bottega Veneta), which reminds of the
multi-faceted and multi-material interpretations of white in
houseware. Vintage blends with casual and draws inspiration from the North with explorer down jackets, Canadianstyle shirts, merino wool sweaters, diamond-patterns
(Ballantyne), purl stitching, jacquard (Fred Perry) and Far
West style.
This is the fashion for elegant and casual men who want to
feel at ease in their clothes, keep an eye on the past but aim
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at a very personal style. (L.T.)
• Next winter's must-have
garment: the coat
• A style? Vintage hints
interpreted using new technofabrics
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1. Moschino
2. Peuterey
3. Dolce&Gabbana
4. Colmar
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5. Sander
6. Ferré
7. Prada
8. Gucci
9. Emporio Armani
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Natural colors
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Showcase
The colours of nature rule the
catwalks and the home alike.
1. Raspberry is one of the new colours in
tableware, and has been used by Emile
Henry for his collection in Ceradon ceramic,
extremely resistant. The colour mix options
of the vast range are countless.
2. Zigo Zago in silicone porcelain is but one
of the funny pieces created by Brandani,
which uses colour to enliven objects and
accessories.
1. EMILE HENRY Tableware
3. When Troels Seidenfaden saw the Bird’s
Nest National Stadium of Beijing, he was
impressed by its structure, seemingly chaotic
and uncontrolled, but stable. That provided
inspiration for his Nido, produced by Zak!
Designs, available in five colours and two
sizes.
4. Ceramic Ok by Aeternum combines the
guaranteed quality of thick aluminium and the
nice look of its outer lining in silicon paint.
The Cream line features cream colour and
soft-touch handles in red-painted bakelite.
5. Cheers Purple by Mikasa: polka dots and
stripes create an optical mix in the most
glamorous colour.
2. BRANDANI Zigo Zago
3. ZAK! DESIGNS Nido
6. The Green Bake comprehensive line of
baking pans and moulds in Hi-Top steel with
non-stick one-layer Xylan by Guardini stands
out for its lively colours, but also for its ecofriendliness. Quality is the philosophy of the
company. Watch the video
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6. GUARDINI Green Bake
4. AETERNUM Cream Line
5. MIKASA Cheese Purple
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New vintage
Showcase
The memories of the past as
signals of contemporary living.
1. Marcel Wanders contributes to Alessi’s
catalogue with Dressed: white porcelain
and shiny steel are enriched by subtle relief
patterns which make an elegant, multisensory
collection.
2. The art of cooking with cast iron started in
1906 for Skeppshult; the tradition continues
today with unique handmade style pieces
and a focus on high quality and healthy living.
From this year on, in line with customers’
current needs, items will feature fold-away
wooden handles.
3. The Naturofantastic collection by Atelier
Lladrò was so successful that is becoming
wider; white porcelain is enlivened by marine
and vegetal patterns in delicate shades.
1. ALESSI Dressed
2. SKEPPSHULT Classic
4. KAHLA Centuries
4. Past memories live again in the reliefs and
decors of the Centuries collection by Kahla,
skilfully combined by Barbara Schmidt.
5. Jasper Conran rediscovers the baroque
style for Wedgwood: Chinoiserie Baroque
is striking in its look and shapes, as well as
in its decoration, enriched by precious
platinum-coloured patterns.
3. LLADRÒ Naturofantastic
6. For almost 50 years Richard Ginori has
embraced one of the greatest Italian
handicraft traditions, the Laveno ceramics.
This year Paola Navone is paying tribute
to it with the Folkware and Blue Sponge
table sets (photo).
5. WEDGWOOD Chinoiserie baroque
6. RICHARD GINORI Blue sponge
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White
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Showcase
If you are back to classic,
go white.
1. White is made even more airy by
the soft, rounded shapes of the Calyx vase
by Leonardo.
2. Microplane presents Twist ‘N Grate – Dual
Sided, a new cone-shaped grater featuring
different kinds of blades on each side.
Turn one side over the other to save space.
Equipped with ergonomic soft-touch handle.
3. The non-colour of the moment has been
chosen by Claudio Bellini for the Blanca
kitchenware line. Matt white for the outside,
optical white ceramic for the inside, and a
white line along the black bakelite handles.
By Barazzoni.
1. LEONARDO Springtime
4. Ballarini has chosen Keravis WhiteStone
for its Salento line, a last generation material
that offers quality, technologic innovation and
meets the popular trend of light colours for
inner coatings.
5. The whiteness of porcelain lets forms
stand out in Akira by Fade. Slight ripples
create a chiaroscuro effect and an
unexpected feeling of movement. Available
in open stock.
2. MICROPLANE
4. BALLARINI
3. BARAZZONI Blanca
5. FADE Akira
6. Spode gives up decor and colour in Petal,
an elegant, modern table set which contains
all the refinement and simplicity of nature
in pure shapes and lines.
6. SPODE Petal
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Texture
Showcase
Unexpected woofs, infused
with fashion, interpret classics.
1. The sophisticated shiny lozenge-patterned
steel gives Malìa N. 9 by Sambonet an
outstanding look; the collection reflects the
latest fashion trends, even in its packaging.
2. The elegant and original Scandinavian
company Figgjo is well-known for its
creativity and expertise in adding a ‘fusion’
style to porcelain. Its creations provide a
striking multisensory experience. In the
picture: Velvet and Pulse.
1. SAMBONET Malìa N.9
3. Designed by Enrica Lagerbielke for the
Swedish Royal Wedding of 2010, the Divina
collection by Orrefors features neat shapes,
an elegant relief ice-like effect and crystal
brightness.
4. Aqua, the latest exclusive creation by
Guzzini, stands out for thrilling transparencies
and colours, fluid-like material, beautiful
finishes and the brightness of crystal.
5. An evergreen designed by Luca Trazzi
for RCR Da Vinci Collection: orderly, large
bubbles cover the whole surface of the
Bubble vases and cups, highlighting their
volume and brilliance. www.rcrcrystal.it
6. The Mosaique photo frame in alloy by
Christofle has a traditional shape, enlivened
by a rich geometric pattern.
2. FIGGJO Velvet e Pulse
3. ORREFORS Divina
4. GUZZINI Aqua
5. RCR Bubble
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6. CHRISTOFLE Mosaique
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Casual
Showcase
Casual Means Customising
Your Style
1. Neat shapes, a fresh floral pattern, light
shades. Farmhouse Touch Bluefarm is the
new proposal by Villeroy &Boch for daily
‘country living’ style, a refined idea in line
with style trends. www.villeroy-boch.it
2. The Fjord Classic line in stoneware by
Dansk includes few basic pieces in different
colours (grey, sage, khaki), which can be
combined with accessories in wood and
steel.
1. VILLEROY&BOCH Farmhouse
3. The Leaf salad cutlery pieces by Koziol
perfectly fit into each other upon a long
polypropylene leaf. It comes in white, black
and lilac.
4. Plain, informal lines and a mix of blue,
white and grey resembling northern lights.
That is what makes the casual but
sophisticated style of Halo, the new bright
collection by the historic brand Denby.
5. Basic by WMF features Cromargan® steel
bowls in four sizes to suit different functions.
6. A timeless classic, Cosmogrill of the
Explora line has been conceived for
differentiated healthy cooking methods.
The traditional quality of the Risolì Gourmet
collection is combined with ethnic style and
functional design.
2. DANSK Fjord Classic
3. KOZIOL Leaf
5. WMF Basic
4. DENBY Halo
6. RISOLÌ Explora
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Retro style and contemporary
lightness
Interview
Claudia Herke from the bora.herke studio, which specialises in trend analysis
for consumable goods, explains the styles of the future home.
“Genuineness, quality and sustainability
are key words for 2011. Products will
convey durable emotions and strong
values, like the ones that we presented at
the Ambiente trade show, organised in
four themes:
1. CUTE A cheerful, smart interpretaion
of the Fifties
2. RAW Industrial look, genuine and
functional
3. REFINED Soft colours and minimalism, a relaxing modernity
4. MASH A mix of multicultural styles, in
a fashion-oriented kaleidoscope”.
What will be the emerging trends for
tableware and kitchenware?
“The style in these product categories will
remind of the colours and shapes of the
Fifties, with fresh pastel colour and new
decor ideas. Decoration will be widely
used both for china and textiles, often
with floral patterns, and the home will be
embellished by flower vases again, bringing together a vintage look and a fresh,
carefree contemporary style”.
Summing up, what will be the keywords for living styles?
“Taste will be defined by a desire for perfection, individuality and durable values”.
(L.T.)
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Who’s Who
Annetta Palmisano, Claudia
Herke and Cam Bora are the
founders of the bora.herke
studio, which analyses
international consumption trends
in the industries of fashion,
architecture and design.
The studio produces a report
about lifestyle and home living
for the Ambiente trade show of
Messe Frankfurt. The identified
trends were presented in an
exhibition during the trade show,
and discussed in a cycle of
conferences.
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What’s Hot by FCL www.futureconceptlab.com
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• In marketing, a shift from
military strategy to a visionary
design outlook.
• Actively develop concepts
and desires, in addition
to passively analysing trends
and needs.
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HOT 1. Sweden
Creators Inn
Creators Inn is, the first hotel in the world able
to give the possibility to artists, designers and
creatives in general to take short breaks for
free. The first Inn, the result of the collaboration between the Swedish fashion company
Elvine Fashion and the design agency Next
Century Modern, was opened in Goteborg,
while the last space proposed a three-room
suit, is located in the Scandic Malmen hotel in
Stockholm. The project is in continual evolution and the spokesman for the project says:
“We strive to promote emerging designers,
those who usually end up spending the night
on someone else’s couch…”. The style is
essential and there is a shared kitchen and a
bulletin board for hanging pictures, drawings,
notes. Booking a room is simple: filling out
the form available on the website, providing a
valid motivation. A valid reason would be that
of an ongoing creative project, preferably
together with local creatives or activities involving the city.
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HOT 2. Usa
Glowelle beauty to drink
Glowelle is a line of drinkable “beauty” products, designed to enable women “to feel
safe, beautiful and absolutely radiant”.
Containing antioxidants, botanical extracts
and fruit, if taken regularly, they help to
reduce the signs of aging, moisturizing the
outer and inner layers of the skin.
To achieve the desired results it is important to use the product for a uninterrupted
period of time, it is for this reason that
packs for 7 and 30 days are being snapped up.
These goods are packaged in individual
powder based, servings, available in two
flavour combinations: raspberry and jasmine, pomegranate and lychee.
This practical and lightweight product is to
be carried in a handbag and then dissolved
into a bottle of water, or over a fruit salad
during the day. For now it is only available
at premium stores, including Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman.
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• Follow trends to aim at
targets; live scenarios to
propose concepts and create
your own demand.
• Cease pursuing trends
and begin constructing them
together with those who create
them: this is the purpose
of concepts.
• A permanent link must be
established between those who
stimulate projects and life
scenarios.
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HOT 3. Echo Park, Los Angeles
The Cantry - pop-up larder
From December 9th till the 19th, a group of
young women transformed a coach house
in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los
Angeles into a larder called ‘The Cantry’, a
one-stop trading post for creative DIY passionate. People involved call themselves
pantlers, from the name of the servant that
in a large household was in charge of the
bread and pantry. Pantlers make and
exchange home made goods, like handmade creams and soaps, canned and pickled
vegetable and soups, and even drawings
and magazines, through word of mouth,
Facebook posts and the website.
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ti di qualit
Antiaderpeinù trendy à
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HOT 4. Milan
The 2nd International Forum
on Food & Nutrition
The 2nd International Forum on Food &
Nutrition has taken place in Milan, at the
Università Bocconi, on November 30th and
December 1st 2010, organized by the
Barilla Center for Food & Nutrition, a real
standing think tank created by Barilla in
2009 and composed of experts with different backgrounds in economics, medicine,
nutrition, sociology and the environment, in
order to gather and analyse international
acquaintances, and propose innovative
solutions for the future of food consumption and preparation. During this 2nd
Forum, the International debate was held
on issues such as agri-food resources and
environmental sustainability, the role of biotechnologies and the future of food, with
the participation of experts the likes Jeremy
Rifkin, Claude Fischler, Raj Patel, Kjell
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Anders Nordström and Carlo Petrini.
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• È difficile navigare da soli negli
scenari avanzati: è necessario
trovare dei compagni di
avventura.
• I progettisti, i designer,
gli artisti dovranno partecipare
all’elaborazione dei nuovi
concept.
• Bisogna sapersi staccare
velocemente da se stessi e
inventare in anticipo quel che
ancora non è necessario.
• In conclusione: solo se si
è pronti a progettare il futuro
lo si può vedere.
bake
La nuova linea di stampi da forno che abbina al colore verde dell’esterno, un rivestimento antiaderente
beige chiaro all’interno, per una cucina moderna, che stimola la creatività e dà piacere nell’esecuzione.
Green Bake rappresenta una generazione di rivestimenti antiaderenti di qualità, che rispettano la salute e
l’ambiente, da sempre utilizzati sugli stampi da forno Guardini. Eccezionali prestazioni, facilità di sformatura
e di pulizia dopo l’uso: queste le caratteristiche che hanno reso
le superfici antiaderenti famose in tutto il mondo.
Ora in versione chiara, in linea
con gli attuali trend di mercato.
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Food and objects meet every day at home; now
they do in stores too.
These forms of hybrid retail are an emerging trend, as
in the case of Buonissimo - L’arcipelago del gusto,
the new gourmet store in the centre of Brescia. The
four-floor megastore offers local and national top
food products (fresh or packaged), with a focus on
organic food.
Buonissimo intends to be a reference point in the cul1
ture of food, which is why it includes a sophisticated
restaurant, a pizza and bread bakery, and a wine bar. The second floor (called De gustibus) houses a cooking school, an area for cooking tools and tableware, and a book café
and theme-based library.
Half of the 600 square meter floor is occupied by professional tools at accessible prices,
integrated with hand-made items by small companies of the Val Trompia, with a focus on
tools for finger food.
As regards space layout, visitors are welcomed by a set table, then visit a number of themed isles where objects are associated with food products (based on the season and
new product launches). Other products are lined up on sleek wooden shelves.
‘The strength – says Tommaso Martini (Gruppo Martini-Sisa) – is the consistency and
continuous cross-reference among the different areas: the plates in the restaurant are the
ones that you find displayed for sale, and the same applies for the tools that are used
during food and wine tasting events. We will shortly start with our cooking classes, for
which we will use the same tools that visitors can buy in the store. Also, the entire display area feature videos to explain how to use the products’. (L.T.)
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1. Cooking classes will take place in the
kitchen area (Arc l i n e a ) .
2. The book cafe on the 3rd floor: cooking
books (and more), and a selection of tea,
c o ffee and delicacies.
3. A wide range of houseware and
t a b l e w a re in the Cose di Casa section.
4. The delicatessen counter on the
second floor offers fresh and packaged
typical charcuterie and dairies.
5. Opposite the kitchen area, a set table
displays some of the items for sale.
6. The wine bar in the basement offers
a broad selection of wines. Wine tasting
and kitchen are open until 11 pm.
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New technologies
by DuPont
The Ambiente 2011 trade show hosted a
world preview of Du Pont’s Teflon non-stick
coating in ivory colour. Fifty years after it entered the world of cooking, Du Pont renews
itself through more sustainable chemical formulations, without giving up the strengths of
its non-stick coatings, which are easy to use,
dishwasher-friendly and promote healthy
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cooking with less fats. (D.R.)
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ANIMA-FIAC
Houseware holds steady
The metal houseware industry performed
stable in 2010. Production was unchanged with 770,000 Euros, just like in 2009.
Exports increased slightly (510,000 Euros) as against 2009 (500,000 Euros).
Employment dropped by -6%.
2011 should see a +2.6% increase, especially ‘thanks to exports, which are foreseen to grow by +7.8% and prove to be,
once again, the driving force for Italian
companies’ - President of Fiac Virgilio
Bugatti said. ‘The period between the
end of 2010 and the beginning of 2011
has been intense for Fiac, as a new flow
of orders triggered significant investments’. (D.R.)
Customise porcelain to create unique items,
the perfect tableware set, the decoration pattern you were looking for. With “You artist” by
Ancàp, you can choose and create your own
decor: Ancàp will use it on the 100% Made
in Italy ceramic of its collections Vienna,
Canova, Milano Centrale and many others
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The Yankee Candle
world
A leading brand in the home scents industry
for its quality and very broad range, Yankee
Candle launched eight new appealing fragrances for its spring/summer collection. The
famous American brand has also included
new product categories: car scent sticks in
the most popular flavours, wellness and body
care scents, with a new fragrance for the
Aromatherapy Spa line, and a collection of
flavoured lip glosses and hand cleansing gels.
These trendy, innovative proposals are wrapped in appealing packagings to promote
impulse purchases and customer loyalty. ■
www.yankeecandle.co.uk
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Iittala celebrates
double anniversary
2011 is an important year for Iittala. One hundred thirty years ago a small glassworks opened in the little Finnish village of Iittala. The
same now produces refined creations by top
designers such as Aino Aalto and Alvar Aalto.
The famous collection created by the latter in
1935 will turn 75 this year. To celebrate these
successes, Iittala has launched a line of miniatures dedicated to the vase created by the
famous designer and architect.
2011 is also the hundredth year since the birth
of Kaj Franck, father of the company's design
philosophy. The Helsinki Design Museum will
host an exhibition about him next summer. As
stated by Jaakko Autere, President of Fiskars'
Home Business Area, of which Iittala has been
a member since 2007, 'Iittala was able to
enlarge the product range and develop the
concept of retailing. The design that Iittala and
its team of designers offer is timeless'. (D.R.) ■
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From Hong Kong
to Italy
The Hong Kong porcelain and houseware
brand Jia, the choice of world top restaurants
such as Alain Ducasse and Pierre Gagnaire,
is now available in Italy. The distributor is
Messulam, founded in 1884, which also
offers historic brands like Royal Copenhagen,
Kosta Boda, Orrefors, Royal Doulton,etc.
The Chinese word jia means 'home', as home
is the target environment for the company's
fine collections of cutleries, table sets, jugs,
bowls, saucepans, steamers, tea and coffe
sets. Materials and style bring the Chinese
and Western culture together: ceramics, clay
and bamboo are combined to create striking,
original solutions in the natural shades of
earth and wood. (P.L.)
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SINGLE-BRAND RETAIL
Moneta at Sicilia Fashion
Village
Moneta’s first single-brand has opened
at Sicilia Fashion Village, the brand-new
outlet village in Agira, Sicily. The store is
conceived to reflect the values of quality
and transparency: no obstacle is interposed between the collection and the
customers, so that products can be touched. The furniture is neat and emphasises the typical shapes of Moneta kitchen
tools. Colour has been given great importance, with red as the key company
colour enlivening the interiors and the
products.
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Over 1900 exhibitors have already signed up for the
International Home and Housewares Show 2011 (6-8
March). More than 400 are new entries and brands that are
coming back after a period of non-attendance.
This significant achievement will result in an interesting qualified showcase of new products for buyers. In addition, this
year's show will include a new section, Discover Design,
with over 60 exhibitors selected by a committee of retailers,
industry experts and staff of the International Housewares
Association (the organiser of the show) based on innovation, design, quality, brand positioning, focus on exclusive
markets and sustainability.
Apart from displaying their products in a dedicated area, the
selected exhibitors will take part in a new section of the
Global Innovator Award. Not only innovation in retail will be
acknowledged, but also in production: each exhibitor will
have the opportunity to submit two products to an expert
jury for evaluation; the winner will be announced during the
GIA award ceremony together with the winning international retailer of the 11th edition.
Casastile, a partner of the award in Italy, will attend the
event with Gasparetto store from Rovigo, the nominee that
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Istanbul
Ideal home
Ideal Home
International Housewares,
Homestyle & Gift Fair
Istanbul, 24-27 marzo
Organizer:
Life Medya
www. idealhomefuari.com
The fifth Turkish International Housewares, Homestyle & Gift
Fair will take place from the 24th to the 27th of March.
20 thousand professional visitors, 250 exhibitors from over
30 countries and 7 thousand buyers from Asia, Middle East
and Africa attended the previous edition. Expectations are
high for this year's show, which will aim at exploring the
most innovative trends in the houseware and giftware industries, namely in the following product categories: tableware, decoration, lighting, giftware, small household appliances and textiles. (D.R.)
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On page 88 of issue number 353 of Casastile–Retail Book, the wrong dates
were given for Sabopiù 2011. Apologies to our readers and to the organisers.
Sabopiù, National Exhibition of Innovation and Trends in the Gifts sector will
be held from 24 to 26 September at Arezzo Fiere e Congressi, Arezzo.
For more information: www.sabopiu.com
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Chicago IHHS to highlight design
and award an additional GIA
International Home and
Housewares Show
Chicago, 6-8 marzo
Organizer:
IHA - International
Housewares Association
www.housevares.org
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