Saturday in Design 2009 will welcome a number of International and Australian guests. Find out where you can meet them!
July 23rd, 2009
Saturday in Design is just one week away. Australia’s premier event for architects and designers will be welcoming a number of international and special Australian guests to showrooms around Sydney.
Make time to drop in on the following design locations to meet with the special guests.
International Guest: Eun Il Lee
Where: 83-97 Flinders Street, Darlinghurst, Flinders St Precinct
When: Saturday 1 August
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Korean design master, Eun Il Lee, creator of the Artvivant Collections and founder of his eponymous brand eunillee will visit the Flinders St Precinct.
Special Australian Guests: Leah Manwaring, Michelle Simin, Kristen Quayle, Christie Arulappu.
Where: 1/1-25 Adelaide Street, Surry Hills NSW (sharing with Café Culture) in Downtown Surry Hills
When: +Friday (31 July) and Saturday 1 August
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After graduating from Canberra School of Art Sydney based textile designer Leah Manwaring spent a numbers of years developing her design skills at a number of design houses/institutions abroad.
These included London design house de Gournay, the Fabric Workshop and Museum, Philadelphia and CRDITM in Montreal. She now works for international carpet manufacturer Brintons designing carpet for major hotel and hospitality clients.
Other designers attending the event include:
Michelle Simin – Head of APAC Design
Kristen Quayle – Brisbane-based designer
Christie Arulappu – Melbourne-based designer
International Guest: Hiromichi Konno
Where: 21-23 Levey Street, Chippendale Precinct
When: Saturday 1 August
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Japanese designer, Hiromichi Konno, will be mingling with guests on the day. A designer for Fritz Hansen and Frederik Moller and creator of the RIN Chair, Konno has studied in Japan and Sweden and lived for many years in London, informing his international outlook on design.
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Special Australian Guests: Alex Perry and Tetsuya Wakuda
Where: 163 O’Riordan Street, Mascot (Satellite Location)
When: Saturday 1 August
Alex Perry (fabric care) – 11am
Tetsuya Wakuda – 12.30 – 2.30pm
Meet the Electrolux partners who will be in the showroom during the day. Alex Perry will present on fabric care and Tetsuya Wakuda will run an intimate masterclass and induction cooking sessions.
International Guests: Ulf Magnusson and Emilio Marisei from HAG Norway
Where: Harmony Park (near Longrain Restaurant)
When: Saturday 1 August
Meet Ulf Magnusson and Emilio Marisei from HAG Norway, who will be discussing the FUTU, a revolutionary chair with advanced technology and introduction of the new InBalance system.
International Guests: Marivi Calvo and Sandro Tothill from Lzf Lamps
Where: KE-ZU Showroom Level 2, 61 Marlborough Street Surry Hills
When: +Friday 31st July [by appointment] AND Saturday 1st August
If you have participated or missed their passed workshops in Australia, here’s an opportunity to sit down with Marivi and Sandro to talk about lighting design whilst you make your own creations with their materials. Get a hands on feel for what makes sense with manufacturing lzf lamps and screens and take away the final product….and there’s more….Spanish jamon will be served.
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International Guest: Heinz Meyering
Where: 12-14 Meagher Street, Chippendale Precinct
When: Saturday 10am
At 10am on Saturday, Heinz Meyering (Chairman of Koenig + Neurath, Germany) will speak on ‘Why the Germans Do It Better’ in regards to furniture design and the environment.
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International Guest: Daniel Nikles
Where: 188 Chalmers Street, Downtown Surry Hills Precinct
When: Saturday 1 August
Reece will host a VIP breakfast, featuring special guest Daniel Nikles, General Manager of Nikles Showers in Italy. The event will also mark the release of the black Liscio tapware range from Phoenix.
Special Australian Guest: Lisa Hoelz
Where: 16 Foster Street, Surry Hills Central Precinct
When: +Friday (31 July) and Saturday 1 August
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Spence & Lyda’s favourite artist Lisa Hoelz will be creating a cactus garden in and all over the showroom windows, live on Friday and Saturday.
Special Guests: Penny Craswell (Indesign magazine) Alice Blackwood (Design Quarterly) and Ben Morgan (indesignlive.com)
Where: 17 Thurlow Street, East Redfern
When: Saturday 1 August from 11am
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Meet the editors of Indesign, DQ and indesignlive.com at the FY2K showroom to find out how you can get your work published in the magazines and online. Stop by and pick up free magazines, free Rhodia notebooks and submission guidelines in our information packs.
It’s not too late to register for the event, so jump on the SiD website and start planning your day with the ’Hand E-book’.
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