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DECOREX

DIARY
TRUE GEORGIAN indulgence at the
show comes in the form of a decadent
champagne bar designed by the trio
behind Les Trois garcons, Maison Trois
Garcons and the LoungeLover bar.
Hassan Abdullah (pictured above),
Michel Lasserre and Stefan Karlson,

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glamorous eclectism, will be tempting
visitors to delectable treats at either their

Brown landscaped gardens.

THROUGHOUT the show Decorex
will be inviting visitors to explore
the parallels between the
Georgians and today’s savvy
consumers through a series of
‘journeys of discovery’, feature
areas and seminars. These will
start at the show entrance with
impressive re-interpretations of
Hogarth’s Rakes progress.
DECOREX has a reputation for attracting an
acclaimed mix of new talent and this year is no
exception. Newcomers include Liberty Art Fabrics

OPENING TIMES:
ID and Scapa House together with Bluebellgray,
Haute Deco and Melodi Horne among others.
Nestled amongst this new talent will be some of
William Yeoward, Fromental, FRONT London, de

and design critic Corinne Julius
group of names to look out for and

range of disciplines including ceramics,
glass, metalwork, textiles and furniture.
on hand to talk about their work and
inspirations.
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Chichester and TROWBRIDGE Gallery.

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September 22nd
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September 24th
www.decorex.com

AS A CURTAIN raiser to the show visitors will make
their way through a modern version of one of the
Progress. The eight paintings which tell the story of Tom
being re-interpreted by designers and exhibitors Nigel
Coates, Russell Sage, De Gournay, Harlequin London,
Martin Kemp, Shaun Clarkson, Timourous Beasties and
Retrouvious.

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