스웨덴 스톡홀름 가구박람회는

북유럽 4개국 중 가장 큰 규모의 국제 전시회로 스웨덴, 덴마크, 핀란드, 노르웨이 등의 가구 브랜드와 가구디자이너, 학생들이

참가합니다.

북유럽 국가들은 인구수가 적어 가구시장이 작지만 가구브랜드는 상대적으로 많아

우리나라 보다 더 경쟁이 치열하다는 생각이 듦니다.

결국 다양한 디자인과 많은 실험을 통해 더욱 발전되어 가는 것 같구요.

2014년 2월 4일~8일 동안 진행되었습니다.

도이치 2명의 디자이너가 설연휴 기간을 이용해서 스웨덴 가구,조명 박람회과

평소 좋아하던 스벤스크트텐 매장을 다녀왔습니다.

핀란드 하티타레 가구 박람회 보다 규모면에서

3배정도 더 큰 규모가 아닐까...생각이 드는 정도 입니다.

Many thanks to all exhibitors for a fantastic fair. Your engagement has contributed to create this year's biggest event in the industry.

The fair had 35.654 visits in total, international visitors 5.756, (27% of the trade visitors ).

Statistics in short
Trade visitors: 21.668
Repeat trade visitors: 4.674
Students: 3.147
Press: 1.129 (339 international)
Public: 5.036
Grand total: 35.654
 

박람회측에서 안내하는 2014/2015 가구 트렌드와 사진들을 보시겠습니다.

Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair 2014

Together in Camp Greenhouse

Young designers from around the world will be flocking to Greenhouse to meet visitors and exchange ideas and experiences with each other. For this coming fair, Note Design Studio, behind the design of the hall for the second year in a row, is looking to highlight the social aspect of exhibiting at Greenhouse, the hall for young and unestablished designers.

“Greenhouse is an exhibition hall but it’s also a gigantic meeting place. We’re fascinated by the phenomenon of people from all around the world coming and living design together for a few days. People talk about quality, color, design and materials, but often fail to draw attention to the social aspect. Wherever the participants come from, all of them have packed their bags, travelled here and settled down to spend a few intense days sharing the adventure,” says Johannes Carlstrom, Note Design Studio.

The aim is to create a social space, the perfect setting for interaction between designers, customers and the press. The environment in the Greenhouse will stimulate conversation, new ideas and projects. The design will include specially produced materials and a large tent, which will become the natural place to meet. The tent was designed in partnership with architects Nyrens Arkitektkontor. Note is also responsible for designing the Greenhouse exhibition, showcasing a selection of products that have been put into production in the past three years thanks to Greenhouse.

Since its launch five years ago, Stockholm-based design studio Note has been working with architecture, product design and design strategies for Swedish and international companies such as Menu, EFG, La Chance, Spendrups, and Orsjo lighting. Note’s very own Johannes Carlstrom took part in Greenhouse 2005.

Greenhouse is the place where new talents can showcase their prototypes and meet producers in the furniture and lighting industry. To exhibit, the applicants must not be linked to any particular manufacturer and the products must not have been exhibited previously. Free designers and design colleges from all over the world are welcome to apply and a jury then makes the final selection. This year 36 designers and 37 design schools from 16 countries will be taking part.

The Interior Trends 2014/2015

Pure classics, Secret garden, Natural elements and Aqua marine - we have picked out key interior trends for 2014 and 2015 with the help of designer and trend expert Jan Rundgren.The trends will also be on display in a furniture and lighting exhibition at the fair in February.

Pure classics
The impersonal style so prevalent in recent years is finally on its way out. The anonymous hotel room feeling or ‘lounge style’ that’s been so dominant in interior contexts has given way to an elegant and sophisticated style with far more individuality – Pure classics. Mixing old and new styles together feels the right way to go. Contours are curvier and the color scheme is more discreet, with matte pastels perfectly set off with shades of gray. Metals are still popular, especially warmly glowing gold and bronze. Metals are mainly combined with other materials, such as the base of chairs and tables, or as details on furniture and permanent fittings. One of the materials in the spotlight is white marble and we can expect to see more luxurious stone materials.

Key words: classic style, marble, discreet colors, gold/bronze, silk, wall-to-wall carpets, stucco, crystal and contemporary luxury.


Secret garden
Green spaces are inspiring next season’s color map. Bright, floral, vibrant colors teamed with fresh shades of green, and preferably combined with white and other neutral colors. Secret garden is a combination of rustic retro and contemporary romantic; second hand is a huge source of inspiration that can be mixed with contemporary furniture for an individualistic look.
Homes are furnished with items that work either indoors or outdoors, and there are a lot of new items of furniture whose sole purpose is to display flowers and plants. Chairs with integrated plant holders, a trellis as a room divider feels right – green plants are always welcome in our Nordic homes. We’re still seeing a lot of organic patterns on printed fabrics, bright colors on white backgrounds. Themes can be both naive and naturalistic.

Key words: bright colors, floral, linen, trellis, green scale, romantic, rustic retro, contemporary romantic and green plants.


Natural elements
The natural world is one of the greatest influences on the coming season. Inspiration comes from the Nordic landscape with its endless vistas. Natural materials, such as stone, wood and glass, dominate this style. Natural elements, represents a contemporary feeling in design and form, with natural materials in furniture and permanent fittings. It’s an exciting mix of wood, metal and leather (which is making a comeback, but in a new way). Basket weave and other plaited details will be appearing on furniture. Expect to see pre-patinated surfaces on both wood and textiles, and a lot of washed linen ahead of next season, both on sofas and bedding. Natural colors will be prevalent. Cold shades of brown, in combination with granite, and with hints of leafy green in nature’s color scheme.

Key words: wood, washed linen, natural colors, stone, gray scale, leather, patinated surfaces, contemporary design and rustic materials.


Aqua marine (image above)
Aqua marine is a style that updates the traditional maritime feeling. Living close to the sea is a dream for many people; the sea’s fantastic underwater world is a major source of inspiration. The classic marine style is being given a blue-green makeover. Varying blue, green and turquoise colors are an inspiring color map that we team with white for the summer. Blue-and-white is the summer’s strongest mix – on everything from chinaware to furniture. Blue seems to be one of the most popular colors on upholstered furniture ahead of next season.
Watercolor techniques, with colors running into each other, are used on prints and bring fabrics alive. Wood is the most dominant material for furniture in this style. White-painted garden furniture is perfect for the patio, but gray-colored ‘driftwood’ wooden furniture is becoming increasingly popular. The style is very Nordic and plays to our deep love of the sea and our fleeting summers.

Key words: blue-green, contemporary marine style, watercolor prints, military stripes, gray wood, block stripes, blue and white.

 
Picture: Color Palette for the Aqua marine trend

[스톡홀름 가구& 조명박람회 사진 보기]

2015년 전시 안내 입니다.

(the end)