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Home›industry news›Manchester Show is set to delight

Manchester Show is set to delight

By Jamie Bullock
June 16, 2015
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The Manchester Furniture Show (19-21 July Manchester Central) has all the ingredients for a superb show – a great line-up of names, a host of new launches and a diverse mix of styles, textures and unique designs.

New launch highlights include a living & dining collection from Serene, comprising a comprehensive collection of dining tables and chairs as well as 17 different recliner chairs. Baker is launching a stylish rustic range called Sienna as part of their popular reclaimed series. Its construction is a feature and the natural finish allows the history of the reclaimed wood to show through. Yukon from Rowico is another living & dining launch featuring reclaimed wood. This collection has a dark finish and the rough sawn boards used here feature a contemporary twist in the design.Strong and contemporary is the theme for the VIDA Living launches, their new Emerson dining collection made from Acacia, in a burnished dark brown finish is a striking. As too is their new Emerson table made from marble, which is bound to impress.

The strong UK upholstery industry will also see several new launches from some of the biggest players in the market. Wade will be showcasing 4 new models and 29 new fabrics and  Lebus will be displaying several new sofas, chair and footstool collections. They will also be showing new fabrics, which range from the traditional to highly contemporary in design.

Another UK major featuring new styles and fabrics is Mark Webster Designs, here the fabrics have been exclusively designed for the collection. Bespoke Harris Tweeds are the latest fabrics on show from Carlton Furniture and Vintage Sofa Company, their newest designs incorporate other new features too, including solid oak trims.

The best in Italian upholstery will be showcased by Cappellini Salotti who are exhibiting several new design inspired by their stunning Tuscan location and include fresh leather colours for 2015, also drawn from that inspiration. The leather theme continues with Furnico who are introducing leather options to 2 of its most popular ranges, with a choice of 4 luxury leather colourways.

Bedroom also sees a host of new launches, several of which include motion techniques. Innovative German brand, Rauch are introducing their new Synchrono wardrobe system. This system features simultaneous centre door opening, designed to make clothes selection easier and is available in different variations and in a variety of finishes. Continuing with the bedroom motion design is the newest collection from Furmanac, who will introduce the Hestia® Motion range. It is high-end and handmade and is designed to create the perfect sleeping style.

Painted is also high on the ‘new’ list with some of the best known companies introducing new, or extended painted bedroom collections. Kingstown is launching Sophie a new painted range which is styled to have a modern country look and feel. Painted will also feature on the Corndell stand, their best selling Annecy range has been rejuvenated and now features new pieces and the addition of 4 new colours.

The Manchester Show will also include a wide selection of interior furnishings – lighting, rugs, accessories, mirrors and pictures. Gallery Direct who are showing at Manchester for the first time are bringing a wide selection of their multi-faceted interior furnishings and see the Show as the best place to showcase their latest designs this summer.

Many exhibitors are offering special Show deals so this fun show has a serious side, and is a ‘must go to Show’ for any buyer of furniture and furnishings. Held in a fantastic dedicated exhibition facility in the heart of vibrant Manchester, with great restaurants and hotels within walking distance, it is Show not to be missed.

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For a full list of exhibitors and to register your attendance go to www.manchesterfurnitureshow.com

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