Friday, April 9, 2021
What materials are available on the market that help to protect health? What is the significance to the furniture industry of vegan wood-based material, generative design and the cradle-to-cradle approach? Does the furniture rental model work? And, bringing things right up to date: how is coronavirus changing design? In an unbelievable number and variety of first-class contributions, these and other exciting topics will be discussed live between May 4 and 7 on the virtual platform interzum @home, organised by the leading international event for the furniture and interior construction industries’ supplying sections.
The interzum TREND STAGE presented by TRENDFILTER is the close-to-market platform that showcases all design-relevant trends relating to the interior and furniture design of the next five years. The programme of talks curated by Katrin de Louw, trend expert and owner of TRENDFILTER, offers unprecedented variety and depth. Over the four days of the virtual trade fair, well over 50 prominent specialists will report online on the most important design trends in the furniture and interior construction industries in a series of short, concise presentations.
Variety, proximity to the industry, practicality, relevance
“Of course, we are looking to the future with our choice of topics, and megatrends such as health, the environment, digitalisation and urbanisation play a key role in the programme of talks,” says de Louw, who is engaged in the current ‘hot’ phase of preparations. “With the multi-faceted topics on the interzum Trend Stage, we will combine the forward-looking arguments with practical links to successful business stories and thus, in line with interzum’s guiding principle, create the living spaces of tomorrow in cooperation with the sector. In this way, we will retain our position as the sought-after global marketplace for exhibitors and visitors – even in the digital world,” adds Maik Fischer, Director of interzum.
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