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I believe the Vintage style in retail design beholds an eternal charm making it a significant choice for brands aiming to create memorable shopping experiences. With its nostalgic charm and evocative aesthetic, Vintage design taps into emotions and nostalgia, resonating with customers on a personal level. By incorporating classic furniture, retro signage, and quirky accessories, brands can transport shoppers to bygone eras, developing a sense of familiarity and comfort. What makes this style special is that it allows brands to stand out in a crowded marketplace, offering a unique and distinctive atmosphere that sets them apart from competitors.  Whether it's reviving memories or simply adding character to the shopping environment, Vintage style in retail design adds depth and personality, leaving a lasting impression on customers. #RetailDesign #VintageStyle #CustomerExperience#BrandIdentity #MemorableShopping #NostalgiaMarketing #DistinctiveDesign

Green is no longer just a trend in furniture design. For luxury brands, this shift presents a unique opportunity. A green velvet sofa or moss-coloured leather armchair can elevate a space and appeal to colour-confident consumers. But as expectations rise, it's not just about the product. The entire customer journey must reflect the same level of quality and care. Embracing green and delivering a seamless, high-end experience will be key to success in the evolving furniture market. What's your take on the staying power of green? #GreenFurniture #LuxuryFurniture #InteriorDesign #FurnitureTrends #BringingLuxuryHome

The Florence Sofa and Amalfi Occasionals—a combination that speaks volumes about what modern living should look like. The Sofa’s clean lines, structured form, and plush seating aren’t just about comfort; they represent a conscious choice for consumers who value understated luxury. Paired with Amalfi Occasionals, this set transcends the typical living room setup. The Perry tables offer subtle design nuances—solid wood craftsmanship and a minimalist yet impactful silhouette that complements, rather than competes. Key Takeaways for Retailers: Design: Florence and Amafie bring a cohesive look that appeals to today’s discerning buyer, effortlessly fitting into contemporary and transitional spaces. Value: High on design integrity and built to last, this duo offers retailers a product line that caters to style-forward customers without compromising on quality. Flexibility: Whether as a coordinated set or standalone pieces, Florence and Amafi provide flexibility in showroom setups, appealing to diverse customer preferences. Position your store as a curator of thoughtful design—Florence and Amalfi are the future of versatile, modern living. #FurnitureRetail #InteriorDesign #LivingRoomInspiration #SourcingFromIndia #Doocan

MDW: Giorgetti opens up new sources of stimulation Contamination, technological research and craftmanship come together in the 2024 Giorgetti collection. Sophisticated designs take into account evolving lifestyles that open up new sources of stimulation and cosmopolitan viewpoints. A celebration of the joy of living and of creativity, from design to art, from sensorial experiences to illustrations is on show at Giorgetti’s Spiga – The Place showroom. In keeping with its roots, Giorgetti widened its scope to encompass a broad horizon that sweeps from East to West and embraces new languages, culture and points of view. This conceptual and literal journey includes new creative collaborations and prestigious openings of flagship showrooms around the world. ‘The 2024 Collection that we are presenting is the culmination of the endless energy that has gone into ensuring that once again we make a tangible statement of the contemporary evolution that our brand has undergone in recent years. An evolution that again starts from materials, some of which are quite unusual for us, and from an ongoing dialogue between technology and craftmanship. As always, this dialogue, along with the combination of materials, expresses the distinctive characteristics of “The Giorgetti Project” which have guided the language of our brand for 126 years, ie quality, a passion for details and sophisticate elegance,’ says Giovanni del Vecchio, Giorgetti Group ceo. The 2024 new products embody this approach and are testimony to the brand’s ability to interpret contemporary needs through a perfect balance between functionality and elegance. The transformation of living spaces into more flexible, multi-tasking places is manifested in collections designed for a range of contexts and requirements, from the warmth of a domestic interior to the restraints of an executive office environment, through to the carefree atmosphere of an al fresco setting. https://lnkd.in/e_dvx_VN #furniture #furnitureindustry #furniturecollection

I believe Mid-Century Modern retail design isn't just a blast from the past; it's a trendsetter with significant impact. This iconic style, born in the mid-20th century, continues to captivate with its clean lines, organic shapes, and retro charm. In retail spaces, Mid-Century Modern design creates an atmosphere of nostalgia and sophistication, drawing customers in and inviting them to linger. Its emphasis on functionality and simplicity makes it ideal for showcasing products in a sleek and stylish manner. What I like about this style is that beyond aesthetics, it represents a lifestyle an appreciation for craftsmanship, innovation, and forward-thinking design. By incorporating elements of this iconic style, retailers can create spaces that not only wow customers but also stand the test of time. #RetailDesign #InteriorDesign #CustomerExperience #ShopDesign #VisualMerchandising #MidCenturyModern #RetroRetail #VintageVibes #ModernClassics #TimelessDesign

Can Luxury and Sustainability Co-Exist? Discover the Aesthetic and Sustainable Furniture by Yves Salomon and Pierre Chapo Yves Salomon and Pierre Chapo Partner to Create Aesthetic and Sustainable Furniture Fusion of Craftsmanship and Sustainability French luxury brand, Yves Salomon, renowned for its fur and leather products, teams up with furniture masters, Pierre Chapo, to create extraordinary furniture that combines artistry with sustainability. The collaboration results in timeless pieces that reflect a commitment to rethinking the approach to furniture design. - The collection includes seats, tables, and storage units crafted from elm wood. - Furs used in the collection come from the recycled stock of Yves Salomon. - The homeware designs showcase the artisanal expertise and exceptional craftsmanship of Pierre Chapo. A Commitment Towards a Sustainable Future The collaboration is not just about aesthetics. It also marks a significant step towards the sustainability goals of Yves Salomon, contributing to the 'second life' of luxury materials. This new collection provides a concrete example of how the fashion and furniture industries can work hand in hand to promote sustainability at all levels. Marriage of Style and Substance Both Yves Salomon and Pierre Chapo are known for their stylistic design and unique heritage. Their union delivers furniture with a delightful blend of modern, rustic charm and traditional French elegance. #SustainableFurniture #YvesSalomon. More Trends?: https://lnkd.in/en4Df7eH

When designing a commercial space, choosing the right furniture goes beyond aesthetics. It’s about creating a functional, welcoming environment that enhances productivity, comfort, and brand identity. The perfect balance of style, durability, and ergonomics can transform your space, leaving a lasting impression on clients and creating a positive atmosphere for employees. #BakerDesignGroup #CommercialDesign #InteriorDesign

When Your Client Knows Too Much ... . . Team, you know the moment. You’re giving your polished pitch in the showroom, showcasing a beautiful piece, and the client interrupts: “Oh, I saw this at Salone del Mobile last year in Hall 5. It was displayed in the central pavilion, with soft amber lighting that really enhanced the stitching detail. By the way, isn’t this the piece the designer conceptualized during their trip to Tuscany while sipping espresso and eating a croissant?” ☕🥐 Wait… what?! Yes, we’ve all met that client - the one who knows so much, and it feels like they’ve been living and breathing the brand. They’re the ones who: 🔍 Memorize every detail from last year’s catalog, down to the millimeter. 🛋️ Casually drop comments like, “This table? Isn’t it available in walnut veneer from the 2021 seasonal collection? The discontinued one?” 💬 Can talk about the designer’s breakfast inspiration while you’re still explaining the chair’s ergonomic design. At first, it’s a bit intimidating and, let’s admit, a lot dramatic. But let’s take a moment to appreciate what’s really happening here. Their passion is our industry’s greatest compliment. When someone walks in knowing “too much,” they’re not just a client; they’re a connoisseur, a fellow enthusiast who shares our obsession with detail, design, and perfection. Yes, it’s funny when they know the lead time off the top of their head (“That’ll be 8-12 weeks, but production slows in August, right?”), or when they quote catalog pages, we forget they existed. But these clients also push us to raise the bar, bringing our expertise to the next level and reminding us why we love what we do. So, next time someone references the exact booth lighting in Milan or the breakfast habits of a designer, don’t panic. Lean into the conversation, embrace the passion, and let’s prove why we’re the best team in the Design District. #LuxuryDesign #DohaDesignDistrict #DubaiDesignDistrict #d3 #InteriorExperts #LuxuryClients #SaloneDelMobile #HighEndFurniture #Craftsmanship #LuxurySales #DesignerLife #ModernLuxury #PassionForDesign

Discover top countries for sourcing furniture, from Vietnam’s craftsmanship to Italy’s luxury design. Learn their unique strengths, challenges, and how to align sourcing with your brand’s goals. Read the full guide here: https://lnkd.in/gfh28bTb #SourceReady #suppliermanagement #findsuppliers #globalsupplierdatabase #alibabaalternative #productsourcing

On the second day featuring the Salone del Mobile Milano, as captured by Louis Berger, we explore this year's standout furniture design trends. A resurgence of bold, playful colors marked a vibrant shift from the past dominance of beige, bringing an eclectic and adventurous flair to the designs. While natural tones remain popular, the increased use of vivid colors across various applications was notable. Moreover, the trend towards more compact furniture designs is gaining traction. These smaller, adaptable pieces are ideal for the evolving needs of multi-use spaces, emphasizing both functionality and style. At Milan Furniture Fair 2024, furniture that serves dual purposes, can be reconfigured, and caters to the demands of the hospitality industry showcased how form and function are seamlessly integrating in contemporary design. Documentation was conducted at the following locations and exhibits: GAC Automotive - Design Concepts 2024 Google - Making Sense of Colour Grau - Showcase 2024 Grohe - New Products 2024 Hermes - Topography of Material IKEA - 1st #design #designeducation #industrialdesign #furniture #salonedelmobile