Creative flow at Formex

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In the entrance hall we are greated by Jan Rundgren's Creative Flow exhibition, with space, light and functional beauty. Behind the rough, black frame with a studio feelling, we could find an individualistic style and a search for uniqueness in both subject and expression.

- The spaces are decorated in a spontaneous bohemian way, and show that there is a creative process underway, said Jan Rundgren. The design studio Silver was behind the graphic elements of the exibition.

Romantic

The fair was very extensive, but of course dominated by gadgets to the infinity, which is no surprise -  it's here all the retailers go to place their orders. Floral fabrics and American romance side by side with the French, a rustic touch, artificial plants and flowers, appliances, toys and more. Contributing to the romance was also the stand Den officiella bröllopsserien, where a number of companies presented their products included in the official wedding series.

Crafts and young design

A nice theme exhibition was Handmade craft selected by Formex and Crafts Center, made by the designer Synnöve Mork. The focus was on the Nordic region's unique products in the area Craft / art and handcreated objects.

Young designers area presented a number of designers, selected by Formex and Trend Group. As usual, the area showed designed objects and interior solutions - the nifty wallpaper, graceful clothes hangers, smart chairs and benches, candle holders, pillows and more. Jarl Fernaeus accounted for the portrayal of Young Design Café Lounge with Café Jarl.