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Julis has carefully selected these makers for their
innovation and mastery across a range of craft skills
from ceramics to electronics. Each maker will all be
creating new work especially for Decorex.
Every year a host of new exhibitors come to Decorex and
2016 is no exception. Specialist upholster, Aiveen Daly,
will unveil ‘Treasured Possessions’ a new seven-piece
collection inspired by the intrigue of haute joaillerie,
with exquisite materials including Italian lambskin and
silks.
Family run business, Neatsmith, will show its bespoke,
luxury wardrobes and kitchens. Santorus will present
its debut collection of wallpapers, six ornate patterns
an an array of dramatic colour palettes, each named
after exotic spices and rich hues, drawing on the Indian
heritage of the brand’s creative directors.
Confirmed names include Anya Hindmarch, Jo Malone
and Sir Paul Smith. Don’t miss ‘Crafthouse’, four
substantial spaces presented by The New Craftsmen.
This series of interactive roomsets will explore the
fundamental characteristics of what makes a home by
studying the domestic rituals by which we live (sleeping,
bathing, eating and working).
Makers involved will include Nic Webb, Georgia Kemball
and Gareth Neal .Future Heritage returns with 14 new
designers/makers.
This edited section of the names to commission and
collect in British contemporary craft has been compiled
by curator, applied arts and design critic, Corinne Julius.
OPENING HOURS:
Sunday 18 September:
Monday 19 September:
Tuesday 20 September:
Wednesday 21 September:
Tickets:
10am-6pm (trade only)
10am – 6pm (trade only)
10.00am–7.00pm [open to the general public]
10.00am–5.00pm (trade only)
£15 trade / £30 consumer