By: Furniture World Magazine |
After a successful debut showing at the 2016 fair, Singapore Mozaic says it is looking to impress again with its wide variety of designed-focused, quality pieces. Occupying a total of 2,800 square metres, Singapore’s furniture players will be spread across four locations – the Singapore Pavilion will be located in Hall 2.2 (Basic) while several Singapore Mozaic ambassadors will be exhibiting in Halls 6.1 (Comfort), 8 (Smart) and 11.1 (Pure) . Two Singapore companies to look out for at the fair are Singapore Mozaic ambassadors, Air Division and Urban Foundry. Having garnered increased international attention for their outstanding designs, they have been selected to exhibit at the Pure Hall (Hall 11.1), where the world’s top designers gather to display their latest collections. Air Division, known for its contemporary, urban designs, will be leveraging its first appearance in the Pure Hall by introducing its new collection based on the concepts of Construction, Shape and Pattern. Urban Foundry, which was commissioned to design the furniture pieces at the recent APEC Economic Leaders Retreat 2016 in Singapore, will be showing in the Pure Hall for the second time and the company will be launching its new brand – Foundry. Foundry offers a collection created by a group of young talents from Singapore, Japan, Finland, Germany, Spain and Serbia. Each piece of furniture is inspired by the individual designer’s home city yet all the pieces complement each other as they share similar design philosophies. Showcasing environment-friendly and socially-responsible furniture are Singapore Mozaic ambassadors Haleywood Industries and Home of Homes Furniture, located within the Singapore Pavilion in Hall 2.2, as well as Koda which can be found at Hall 8. Haleywood Industries, a member of the Forest Stewardship Council, will exhibit its solid wood furniture, Home of Homes Furniture will display its unique collection created from tropical hard wood recycled from decommissioned boats and Koda will present its new range of contemporary furniture made from responsibly-forested, highly renewable bamboo and eco-board. Said Mr Tan Soon Kim, Deputy Director of the Lifestyle Services Division from IE Singapore, the agency driving the overseas growth of Singapore companies and trade: “The global trend towards green practices and products means that corporates and end-consumers are looking at increased accountability when it comes to protecting the environment. Being responsible corporate citizens, Singapore furniture companies have this development on their radar and are looking into ways to better serve their customers and contribute to environment sustainability at the same time. Together with their strong track record of producing quality products that meet the needs of the market, Singapore furniture companies are the preferred partners of global furniture buyers.” At the conclusion of imm cologne 2016, the Singapore contingent had garnered a total of S$92.7 million worth of sales, consisting of spot-on and expected sales over the 12 months following the trade fair. The participation of Singapore companies in imm cologne is supported by IE Singapore. For more information, please visit www.singaporefurniture.com and www.singaporemozaic.com. About Singapore Furniture Industries Council (SFIC) SFIC, the parent company of International Furniture Fair Singapore Pte Ltd, is the organiser of the annual International Furniture Fair Singapore and ASEAN Furniture Show. It also manages the International Furniture Centre, a year-round platform for international buyers to source and trade for a wide range of quality, well-designed furniture from Singapore and the region. To ensure the industry’s growth and viability, SFIC continues to forge close partnerships with the government and trade-related agencies to harness technology, knowledge and information for effective strategic planning. |
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