Cologne will once again become the European centre of interior decorating and design from 14th to 20th January 2008. You can look forward to the fresh, exciting and international products and concepts presented by approximately 1,300 imm cologne exhibitors and in more than 150 showrooms in the city. You will experience everything from innovative lifestyle worlds to a broad range of living room and bedroom furniture, as well as textiles, carpets, lighting systems and accessories.
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Cologne will once again become the European centre of interior decorating and design from 14th to 20th January 2008. You can look forward to the fresh, exciting and international products and concepts presented by approximately 1,300 imm cologne exhibitors and in more than 150 showrooms in the city. You will experience everything from innovative lifestyle worlds to a broad range of living room and bedroom furniture, as well as textiles, carpets, lighting systems and accessories.
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