Tradeshows

Cersaie, the five-day exhibition of all things tile (and bathroom), wrapped up in Bologna last week. We spent hours exploring in search of what’s new, innovative and beautiful.

A number of studios exhibiting at the London Design Festival are pushing boundaries by exploring natural materials, from mushrooms to acid.

IDS Vancouver 2017 launches with its opening night party this Thursday evening, with trade day opening the show proper the following morning. Here are a few highlights.

Cersaie 2017 will attract over 100,000 visitors in Bologna next week. It may be less flashy than other trade shows, but the expo is one of the most influential on the circuit for tile surfacing and bathroom furniture.

The London Design Festival is hosting a half-dozen exhibits at the V&A – from a bionic chandelier to massive glass intrusions – that prove the event is now an essential showcase for innovations in materials, sustainability and construction.

Millennial pink was the big trend spotted at the September edition of Maison & Objet, which wrapped up in Paris earlier this week. The ubiquitous hue was seen on launches from brands including Tom Dixon, Petite Friture and Nomess.

On September 16, the doors open for one of the world’s largest forums for design talent. Yet many participants of the 15th annual London Design Festival are questioning, for how long?

First presented at the 15th Venice Architecture Biennale in 2016, The Evidence Room is now being exhibited at the Royal Ontario Museum, in Toronto.

From June 12 to 14, Chicago’s Merchandise Mart was packed with a plethora of new, innovative and eye-catching solutions for office spaces. Here are five launches we’re excited about.

The Canadian furniture manufacturer will debut more than 10 products and collections — including reissued iconic designs — at NeoCon 2017 in Chicago.