Brisbane Indesign: The Lineup
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As Brisbane Indesign draws closer, we’re excited to reveal the full lineup of companies taking part in the Fortitude Valley celebrations.
Brisbane Indesign is just 6 weeks away, and the event’s participating showrooms are getting ready to bring the ultimate in creativity and innovation to Brisbane’s design community.
Taking part in the year’s most anticipated design event are:
With brands on display including Villeroy & Boch, Grohe and Bette, the Argent showroom is set to inspire with its bathroom innovations.
Baseline // CDK Stone // Debetrek
FireWorks Gallery is home to these three companies during BID, showcasing Baseline’s commercial furniture, CDK Stone’s natural stone products and Debetrek’s mounting and support systems all under one roof.
Worth checking out for a host of new furniture brands and for the stunning showroom itself, a converted church.
Designer chairs and tables from some of Europe’s finest manufacturers.
Teaming up once again after a successful Saturday in Design Sydney, Coco Republic’s interior products and Smeg’s iconic kitchen appliances are a perfect match.
Indoor/outdoor solutions from designer brands, for the ultimate in stylish living.
Bringing the finest European lighting and furniture design to Australia and New Zealand, ECC represents some highly sought-after brands.
With over 100 years in the industry, Hettich make quality, innovative products for living spaces to work beautifully.
Suppliers of Artek, Herman Miler, Eames, Aeron, Featherston and Orangebox, Innerspace have office furniture sorted.
Jardan’s Melbourne-designed and made furniture and Armadillo’s handmade rugs and textiles both focus on beautiful design and quality.
New furniture designs from the likes of Charles Wilson are well worth checking out.
World-class furniture from Living Edge, teamed up with leading Swedish woven vinyl flooring from Bolon.
Exclusive collections of contemporary furniture from some of the most prestigious brands in Europe.
Contemporary Australian urban design, always with a twist – Luxxbox aren’t afraid to push boundaries.
Find the ultimate bathroom experience with Reece at their unique flagship store.
Bringing together innovations in kitchen appliances from Sampford IXL and contemporary bathroom fittings from Streamline.
Space Furniture // Homestone // Mafi // Zepel Fabrics
Space represents some of the world’s most iconic brands, including Kartell, Moooi and Vitra. For BID they’re teaming up with timber flooring manufacturer Mafi, stone importer Homestone and furnishing fabric wholesaler Zepel.
Check out the latest from global brand Steelcase at Inspiration Office.
Original, contemporary furniture design from European and Australian brands, as well as Stylecraft’s house collections.
Office solutions that meet the ever-changing needs of the workplace.
Leading kitchen and laundry appliance retailer showcasing brands including Miele, Gaggenau and Asko.
Innovative commercial furniture and local and international collaborations have made Zenith an Australian leader.
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