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LA PRIMADELL’ANNO?A COLONIA, NATURALMENTE
Con imm cologne e LivingKitchen dal 19 gennaio siaprono i battenti della prima fiera internazionale dell’an-no dedicata all’interior design, con oltre 1.300 aziendeda 50 Paesi a offrire lo “stato dell’arte” dei settori rap-presentati. La partecipazione estera più consistente èrappresentata dall’Italia, seguono la Danimarca, i PaesiBassi e i Paesi dell’area asiatica. E, come sempre, mol-tissimi eventi dentro e fuori la Fiera. Anche quest’anno,con una superficie espositiva di oltre 280.000 m2, immcologne, unitamente a LivingKichen, occuperà l’interaarea della fiera. Verranno esposti oltre 100.000 mobili ealtri oggetti d’arredo di cui circa un terzo saranno novitàassolute. Complessivamente si attendono oltre 150.000visitatori provenienti da tutto il mondo. Tante, come tra-dizione, le imprese italiane presenti, espressione di quel-la eccellenza nota e celebrata in tutto il mondo. Nomi diprimo piano, fra cui realtà (in rigoroso ordine alfabeti-co) come Baxter, B&B Italia, Cassina, Cattelan, Coli-co, Fiam Italia, Flexform, Gallotti&Radice, La Palma,Living Divani, MDF Italia, Minotti, Poliform, Porada,Riva 1920, Selva o Tonon solo per citare alcune dellepresenze nel “Pure”, l’ambito del design, al padiglione11. E ancora, brand come Magniflex, Materassificio
Montalese, Technogel Italia e Time for bedding nel set-tore “Sleep” (padiglioni 9 e 5.1), dove c’è anche da regi-strare la new entry di Permaflex, un gigante che non habisogno di presentazioni. Ci saranno anche Calia, Natuz-zi, Nicoletti e Polodivani nel “Comfort” (imbottiti, neipadiglioni 6 e 10.2); Composad nello “Smart” (mobili inkit, ai padiglioni 7 e 8); Emu nel “Pure Edition” nel 3.2.Ma sono soprattutto da sottolineare i “grandi ritorni” direaltà come Desalto al padiglione 3.2; Molteni, PoltronaFrau e Alias al padiglione 11.2; Fendi-Trussardi e Calli-garis al padiglione 10.1, padiglione – quest’ultimo – cheper la prima volta quest’anno ospita una consistente par-te del settore “Pure”, il mobile di alta gamma, di design.Perché il mobile di qualità è di casa a Colonia e la sceltadi moltissimi di essere in riva al Reno ha convinto gliorganizzatori a creare nuovi spazi per poter ospitare tuttinegli ambiti di riferimento. Una buona parte del 10.1,come già accennato, sarà dunque dedicata al design,un modo per mettere in giusta evidenza molti dei beinomi del mobile mondiale. Come anticipato all’inizio,quest’anno, parallelamente a imm cologne, si terrà an-che LivingKitchen, l’evento internazionale per le cucinecon quasi 200 espositori, giunto alla sua terza edizione.
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A Colonia si cimentano le imprese leader del mercato eaffrontano la concorrenza internazionale – la serie A deimobili da cucina – e l’industria degli elettrodomestici aincasso si presenta nella patria della cucina componibile.La manifestazione mostrerà il tema della cucina in tuttele sue sfaccettature. Torna anche “Das Haus-Interiors onstage”, accattivante allestimento ospitato al padiglione2.2. nel quale ogni anno un designer, un architetto, uncreativo è chiamato a dare la propria interpretazione del-lo spazio in cui vivere. In altre parole viene creata una
vera e propria casa, uno spazio domestico o multifunzio-nale che è espressione del gusto, delle scelte, delle pre-ferenze, del lavoro della personalità a cui viene affidatodagli organizzatori. Quest’anno tocca a due architetticinesi, Neri&Hu dello studio design and research officedi Shanghai. Tutte le aziende espositrici mostreranno,concentrata in un luogo, un’offerta poliedrica di prodottipronti per il mercato, unica nella sua ampiezza e pro-fondità, e articolata in modo chiaro in singoli segmenti.
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PURE – PADIGLIONI 11, 10.1, 3.2, 2.2 E PADIGLIONE 1Pure è il formato per la qualità del design. Qui le marche mostrano sé stesse – il lorodesign, la loro filosofia, la loro qualità di produzione, il loro stile particolare. È ciò al dilà di stili o preferenze di gusto nazionali, in quanto Pure è internazionale tanto quantoil mondo stesso del design.
GLOBAL LIFESTYLES - PADIGLIONI 2.1, 3.1 E 4.1Con Globale Lifestyle viene aperta una piazza internazionale di un mercato caratteriz-zato dalla molteplicità dell’assortimento e un attrattivo rapporto prezzo/prestazione.Global Lifestyles si propone ai produttori di mobili per soggiorno e camera da letto,provenienti dall’area economica dell’Asia e dell’Europa (prevalentemente orientale)come segmento di accesso nel mercato del centro Europa.
COMFORT - PADIGLIONI 6 E 10.2Comfort è il segmento per la molteplice cultura del relax e del riposo. Difficilmenteun’altra categoria di prodotti rispecchia l’individualizzazione delle preferenze negliarredi come questo settore del mobile imbottito: la gamma delle offerte qui presentatespazia dal divano singolo attraverso i gruppi modulari fino alle combinazioni multifun-zionali che da sole arredano spazi interi.
SMART – PADIGLIONI 7 E 8Smart riunisce le esigenze dell’arredamento giovane, in quanto a realizzabilità e mol-teplicità, con un design al passo con le tendenze – per i settori abitazione, mobili fai date e arredamenti per camere da letto.
SLEEP – PADIGLIONI 9 E 5.1Hightech in forma compatta: i sistemi di materassi e di riposo, i letti boxspring e i letti aacqua di questo segmento offrono comfort innovativo, completato da oggetti decorativie accessori per il letto.
PRIME – PADIGLIONI 5.1 E 10.1Prime interpreta l’arredamento abitativo classico a orientamento familiare con esteticapiacevolmente moderna, di buon gusto e con qualità sempre elevata per tutti i settoridelle collezioni attorno al tema tavolo, sedia, armadio e letto. Ma una fiera a Colonianon è mai solo una pura rassegna di prodotti. Per questo motivo viene dedicato moltotempo alla pianificazione del programma degli eventi insieme ad esperti. Nel cam-po dell’arredamento Colonia mostra il settore in tutte le sue declinazioni. Un ottimoesempio a tale proposito è rappresentato da ”The Stage”, il forum di relazioni di immcologne nella sezione espositiva Pure Village al padiglione 2.2. Quali scale di colorefanno tendenza? Quale valore aggiunto portano nuovi sistemi d’illuminazione e com’èpossibile integrarli? Quali piani di sostenibilità hanno nel cassetto designer e impren-ditori? Di queste e altre domande si occupano gli esperti che durante la settimanadella fiera presenteranno relazioni in “The Stage”, con punto chiave l’Interior Design.Ma si richiede di spingere lo sguardo anche oltre a quest’orizzonte: per esempio, per-ché la moda può ancora essere un modello per l’industria del mobile. È chiaro che inquest’ambiente ispirante, i visitatori potranno vedere anche “Das Haus – Interiors onStage”, la speciale presentazione progettata quest’anno da Lyndon Neri e Rossana Hu.Anche il blog di imm cologne nella sua serie di notizie “Così vive il mondo” riportaregolarmente come si vive in città straordinarie come Sidney, Copenhagen o Shang-hai. E qui si riaggancia imm cologne durante i sette giorni della fiera: con la serie direlazioni “Design in …”, dove rappresentanti delle nazioni più diverse presenterannoagli ascoltatori il design tipico del proprio paese. Naturalmente il vasto programma di“The Stage” non si rivolge solo all’interessato pubblico tedesco: grazie alla traduzio-ne simultanea in inglese i contenuti diventano accessibili anche ai visitatori esteri. Ilprogramma degli eventi inizierà tradizionalmente alla vigilia del primo giorno di fieracon l’assegnazione dell’”Interior Innovation Award”. I prodotti premiati saranno poiesposti in una mostra sul Boulevard. Ulteriori punti d’attrazione per i visitatori sono la“Sleep Lounge” al centro del padiglione 9 con il party commemorativo “meetsleep” il20 gennaio, la piattaforma “Pure One” per il design giovane, gli spazi pieni d’atmosfe-ra della “Mood Lounge” nella sezione Comfort al padiglione 10.2 e il trend show nelpadiglione Prime (10.1).
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THE FIRST ONE OF THE YEAR?IN COLOGNE, OF COURSEWith imm cologne and LivingKitchenfrom January 19th the first InternationalFair of the year dedicated to interiordesign will take place, with more than1.300 companies from 50 Countries. Itoffers the “state of art” of the represen-ted sectors. The most consistent foreignparticipation is represented by Italy,Denmark, the Netherlands and the AsianCountries follow. And, as usual, manycollateral events complete the exhibition.In 2015, imm cologne together with Li-vingKitchen will occupy the whole of themore than 280,000 sqm of the Cologneexhibition grounds. Over 100,000 piecesof furniture and other furnishing itemswill be exhibited, around a third of whichwill be presented to the internationalmarket for the first time at the Cologneexhibition. Many are the Italian brandstaking part in it (in rigorous alphabe-tic order) such as Baxter, Baxter, B&BItalia, Cassina, Cattelan, Colico, FiamItalia, Flexform, Gallotti&Radice, LaPalma, Living Divani, MDF Italia,Minotti, Poliform, Porada, Riva 1920,Selva or Tonon just to mention someof the presences in the “Pure”, designdimension, at pavilion 11. And again,brands like Magniflex, MaterassificioMontalese, Technogel Italia and entryby Permaflex, a giant who does not needany introduction. There will also beCalia, Natuzzi, Nicoletti and Polodivaniin the “Comfort” (upholstered, pavilions6 and 10.2); Composad in the “Smart”(mobile in kit, pavilions 7-8); Emu inthe “Pure Edition” in the 3.2. To behighlighted, the “great coming back”of realities like Desalto in the pavilion
3.2; Molteni, Poltrona Frau and Alias inthe pavilion 11.2; Fendi-Trussardi andCalligarisin the pavilion 10.1, pavilion– this one – which for the first time hostsa consistent part of the “Pure” section,the high range design furniture. Becausehigh-quality furniture feels at home inCologne and the choice to be on the ben-ches of the Rhine brought the organizersto the creation of new spaces. Greatpart of the 10.1 will be dedicated todesign, a way to highlight many namesof the international furniture dimension.As we said before, this year, at the sametime of imm cologne, there will also beLivingKitchen, the international eventfor kitchens with almost 200 exhibitors,now at its third edition. In Cologne theleaders of the market face the interna-tional competition – the major leagueof kitchen furniture – and industry ofappliances presents itself in the land ofthe modular kitchen. The exhibition willshow the topic of the kitchen in all of itsaspects. “Das Haus-Interiors on stage”comes back, charming set-up hostedin the pavilion 2.2 where every year adesigner, an architect, a creative mindis called to give his own interpretationof the space where to live. A real house,a domestic or multifunctional space,expression of taste, choices, preferencesof the personality to whom the researchoffice in Shanghai is entrusted. All theexhibiting companies will show, concen-trated in a place, a polyhedral offer ofproducts ready for the market, uniquein its wideness and depth, articulated inclear way.
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PURE - HALLS 11, 10.1, 3.2, 2.2 ANDHALL 1Pure is the format of design quality. At Pure, the brands stand on their own merit- their own design, their own philosophy, their own production quality, their ownindividual style. Because Pure is as international as the world of design itself, theseelements extend far beyond national preferences and styles.
GLOBAL LIFESTYLES - HALLS 2.1, 3.1 AND 4.1Global Lifestyles has established itself as an international marketplace, characterizedby the diversity of its product range and its attractive value for money. The universalapproach of the Global Lifestyles segment is an opportunity for manufacturers ofliving-room and bedroom furniture from (mainly Eastern) Europe and Asia to gainaccess to the central European markets.
COMFORT - HALLS 6 AND 10.2Comfort is the segment for the diverse culture of comfortable sitting and laid-backresting and quiet time. The area of upholstered furniture reflects the individualizationof furnishing preferences as few other categories do. From individual “sofas for one”to modular seating groups to large-scale, multi-functional sets of seating, from sleeklounge armchairs to elegant couches to media-orientated reclining armchairs, thereis a broad range of products enriching the selection on display.
SMART - HALLS 7 UND 8The Smart segment unites the demands of contemporary living for younger people -practicality and versatility - with trendy design. Smart concentrates on the areas ofliving, flat-pack and ready to assemble furniture as well as bedroom furnishing.
SLEEP - HALLS 9 AND 5.1High-tech in a compact package! The mattress and sleeping systems, box-spring bedsand waterbeds within this segment offer innovative sleeping comfort, enhanced bydecorative bedding and accessories.
PRIME - HALLS 5.1 AND 10.1Prime reinterprets traditional, family-orientated home decoration with a modern-cozy, stylish aesthetic and consistently high-end quality for all ranges of tables, chai-rs, wardrobes, cupboards and beds. But a fair in Cologne is never only a pure exhibi-tion of products. For this reason much time is dedicated to the planning of events. Inthe field of furniture, Cologne shows the sector in all of its declinations. An excellentexample is the representation of “The Stage”, the forum of relations of imm colognein the exhibition area Pure Village in the 2.2 hall. What colors are trendy? Whatadded value bring the new illumination systems and how is it possible to integratethem? What sustainable programs will designers and businessmen show off? Theseand other questions qill be treated by the experts who during the week of the fair willpresent the relations in “The Stage”, with Interior Design is the key point. But the eyeneeds to go further: for instance, fashion can still be a dress for industry. It is clearthat in this environment, visitors can see “Das Haus – Interiors on Stage”, the spe-cial presentation designed by Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu. The blog of imm colognein its series of news “This way the world lives” regularly reports how life is in citieslike Sidney, Copenhagen or Shanghai. Of course in the wide “The Stage” programis not oriented towards the mere German audience: thanks to the simultaneous tran-slation in English, contents are accessible to foreign visitors. The program of eventswill traditionally starts on the eve of the first exhibition day with the assignment ofthe “Interior Innovation Award”. Products awarded will be exhibited in an exhibiton the Boulevard. Further points of attraction for visitors are the “Sleep Lounge” inthe middle of 9 hall with the memorial party “meetsleep” on January 20th, he “PureOne” platform for young, spaces fill of atmosphere of the “Mood Lounge” in theComfort section at pavilion 10.2 and the trend show in the Prime Hal (10.1).
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1 Kölnischer Kunstverein:A&W-Designer 2015: Michele De Lucchi
2 Livingwalls Cologne3 SieMatic am Neumarkt4 NODD Showroom: Droog M!5 Kartell Flagship Store Köln6 Belgisches Haus: Mad About Living7 Galerie Biesenbach: Institut français Köln:
M. Peyroulet-Ghilini & L. Galliot8 Marktex: Wohnen mit Farbe9 QVEST Hotel: Tecta10 MAKK: System Design11 Galerie Karsten Greve: Edra12 Solution Space: Designers Tower13 Radius House: Tabledance14 (smow) Köln: zu Tisch15 Kunsthaus Rhenania: Dutch Design 201516 Wartesaal im Zollhafen: Paul Prangenberg17 showroom christian tuermer18 Sitzfeldt Showroom im Rheinauhafen19 markilux Schauraum im Kranhaus 120 Occhio store CGN21 Quirrenbach Forum:
Quirrenbach und Popstahl22 Quirrenbach Forum: Smart Home23 Showroom Garten+Design24 Mosa Flagship Store Köln25 VitrA Bad: Gerhard G. Feldmeyer26 FH Köln – Fakultät für Angew. Sozial-
wissenschaften: Bildungswerkstatt27 Markanto Depot: 100 Jahre Harry Bertoia28 incodestco: Current Global Art & Design29 Kunsthaus KAT18 – Galerie: Raumwelten30 Greatlive: Laden für Kulturbedarf31 SSZ Sued: Alwin Lay – Coming Soon32 kjubh Kunstverein: Noch besser leben33 Knoth van Dag – Royal Nights: Flou34 Auping Plaza Köln35 Stoll Forum: Vitra – Barber & Osgerby36 Stoll Forum: Muuto37 Fermob Köln38 – 40 ROLF BENZ + PIURE38 ROLF BENZ39 freistil ROLF BENZ40 PIURE41 RaumWerk KG42 RaumWerk: EMS43 vianden Die Einrichtung44 Ungers Archiv: Rem Koolhaas45 Parkett Dietrich46 – 49 casaceramica46 casaceramica: Intelligente Räume47 digitalSTROM48 Kerakoll Design House49 Listone Giordano50 – 58 Altes Gaswerk50 ultramarin: Dornbracht51 ultramarin: Laufen52 ultramarin: Dallmer53 ultramarin: wandgut54 ultramarin: Tubes Radiatori55 ultramarin: Fantini und Salvatori56 ultramarin: Brumberg57 Schreinerei Delmes58 Die Bildbildner59 Plana Küchenland60 eco Kubus61 – 63 DQE-Halle61 DESIGNERS FAIR 201562 HEIMATDESIGN63 Dortmund.kreativ.stars64 Ehem. Aufzugshalle: Craft Act
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Robert Vogel & Schillo Keramik144 Objects in between145 Bunker k101: KölnDesign146 AIT-ArchitekturSalon: Lelé147 AIT-ArchitekturSalon:
Interior Scholarship148 Projektgalerie LABOR: Design n+1149 Dingfabrik Köln150 Design Post: Home of Design151 Design Post: Showroom & Shuttle152 nolte neo – Restart the kitchen153 Kunstmuseum Villa Zanders:
Kunst und Küche154 Stadtgarten & andere:
Cologne Music Week155 bulthaup blaser & höfer156 bulthaup am mediapark157 – 159 COR interlübke Studio Köln157 COR und interlübke158 Kvadrat/Raf Simons159 cc-tapis160 Giorgetti Atelier161 – 164 HEIDER HEINEVETTER161 KH System Möbel162 WK Wohnen163 JAB Anstoetz164 Rheinwerk165 Lambert Flagship Store Köln166 Pesch Wohnen Köln167 Showroom Tobias Grau168 ZigarrenWelt169 Jan Kath Showroom by Nyhues170 Galerie Ampersand: santai171 Boffi172 Atelier am Bahngleis: Reich der Hypernova173 cucina Köln174 Goldschmiede A. Köther: Tischlerei Linden175 museum für verwandte kunst176 petra buchholz Räume: Farrow & Ball177 FOR TWO WHEELS178 Baudekolon trifft Supermöbel179 Siebter Himmel180 Todd: inge studio181 Goldschmiede Marcus Götten: Rheinlight182 StadtRevue/ArtyFarty: 5 Sekunden Heimat183 DAAB SALON:
Deutsche Manufakturen184 Città di Bologna: arflex185 archicraft interieur186 Galerie Ruttkowski68:
NUUUN & Zieta187 Liebe zum Detail: SchRei188 Kunstverein Koelnberg: DURABLE189 – 191 Hotel Chelsea: Wohnkultur66189 Onecollection: Finn Juhl190 Brdr. Petersen191 Wiener Zwischenkriegszeit + Kalmar Werkstätten192 Café Central: Cambio-Kunstmöbel/comme-il-faut193 Italienisches Kulturinstitut:
Interior and Food Design194 H.O.M.E.195 domus196 ddn – Design Diffusion News197 Galerie Karsten Greve: INTERNI
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L’Interior Design Week di Colonia vede ancora una vol-ta come assoluta protagonista Passagen, l’evento che,dal 19 al 25 gennaio, aprirà al pubblico internazionalele porte di showroom, galleria d’arte, negozi, istituzioniculturali, musei e università. Oltre 200 gli appuntamenti.Leggendo fra l’agenda degli eventi, ci sembra importan-te segnalare l’iniziativa System design – Over 100 yearsof chaos in everyday life, che si terrà al MAKK, il Mu-seo di Arti Applicate di Colonia. L’Istituto Francese, incooperazione con Villa Noailles of Hyères, la Manifattu-ra Nazionale di Sèvres e D’Days Paris, presenta i lavoripartecipanti e vincenti al Design Parade 8 Grand PrixMathieu Peyroulet Ghilini. La Köln International Schoolof Design (KISD) aprirà i suoi spazi con due nuovi pro-getti, mentre la Facoltà di Architettura in collaborazionecon il dipartimento di Scienze sociali presenteranno ilprogetto Foldable Architecture. Ancora, la Facoltà di de-sign dell’Università di Dortmund segnala lo showcaseGreetings from Instanbul. Per questa settimana di “de-sign on the road” si prevedono oltre 150.000 visitatori,che riempiranno tutti i luoghi e u quartieri tradizionalidi Passagen, dal centro città al quartiere Belga, da Rhei-nauhafen al Köln-Ehrenfeld. Una settimana che vedràcome protagonista l’ambiente cucina, con tutti gli showroom del settore, a partire da quelli di Boffi e Bulthaup,aperti al pubblico.
In Cologne’s Interior Design Week, Passagen returns asa main protagonist; the event will open to internationalpublic the doors of showrooms, art galleries, shops,cultural institutions museums and universities, from the19th to the 25th of January. Over 200 appointments.Reading the events calendar, we think it’s worth mentio-ning the initiative of System design – Over 100 years ofchaos in everyday life, which will take place at MAKK,the Museum of Applied Arts in Cologne. The FrenchInstitute, in collaboration with Villa Noailles of Hyères,the National Manifacture of Sèvres and D’Days Paris,presents the participant and winning works at DesignParade 8 Grand Prix Mathieu Peyroulet Ghilini. KölnInternational School of Design (KISD) will open itsspaces with two new projects, while the ArchitectureFaculty in collaboration with Social Sciences De-partment will present Foldable Architecture project.Moreover, Dortmund University’s Design Faculty re-commends Greetings from Istanbul showcase. For thisweek of “design on the road” more than 150.000 visitorare expected to show up and fill all the places and tra-ditional districts of Passagen, from the town centre toBelgian district, from Rheinauhafen to Köln-Ehrenfeld.A week that will have kitchen environment as its prota-gonist, along with all of industry’s showrooms, startingfrom those that were made by Boffi and Bulthaup, opento the public.
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94 Salon D/dreiform95 EXQUISIT(e) – Möbel96 WERKStoff Raumaussattung97 Thanh Thuy loves Artshock98 Polymaania Fashion Design99 Nordmann Alltagsveredelung100 Le Pop Lingerie: Pepper Levain101 Robert Vogel Manufaktur102 Gallery Loft Cologne103 Stadt Land Welt: CycLoop104 eco Kubus105 CUBIT Sofalounge106 NEUNOY/BNP107 DESIGNERS FAIR108 David Diener109 HERRENBUDE & rock-it-baby110 Jan Kath111 jono concepts112 Karolchicks Upcycling Design113 Rohkost-Möbel114 Pierre Kracht115 Rohstoff Design116 teilmöbliert117 The Hansen Family118 unmoebel
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