Thursday, June 06, 2013

Interior Lifestyle Tokyo



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Yesterday I had the opportunity to attend the Interior Lifestyle Tokyo event held at the West Hall of Tokyo Big Site. This exhibition will be running from Wednesday, June 5 to Friday, June 7, 2013. This event is the largest and most prestigious fair for high-end interior design and products in Asia. This year’s exhibition is set to be the biggest yet, with record numbers of visitors and exhibitors expected. The admission fee is ¥2,000, although it is possible to receive free tickets by registering online.

This year’s exhibition features a wide range of both domestic and international designers, such as the ever-popular Skovby from Denmark, and DESIGNHOUSE STOCKHOLM from Japan.

There truly is something for everyone, and for all tastes and styles at this exhibition. Stellar examples include the variety of products represented by ASEAN countries, such as the beautiful and colourful quilts from Cambodia’s Mekong Quilts, and the festive displays of Christmas decorations, trees, ornaments and wreaths at Rasp Gmbh, from Austria. I personally found the furniture made from volcanic basalt fiber by designer Maffam Freeform, from Latvia, particularly interesting. The overall look of the furniture is very unique and stylish, and the design is bold. This is the only designer in the world which uses volcanic basal fiber for its furniture.

Also, be sure not to miss the limited edition food at zen-themed Trend Café, by renowned Japanese chef Hal Yamashita. The special menu includes such delicious offerings as premium curry rice, two different kinds of special Japanese rice bowls, and Japanese-style chiffon cake and yuzu flavoured cheesecake for those among us with a sweet tooth.

So if you have a love of interior design, and want to see the best designers and products on offer, please take the chance to visit this wonderful exhibition. You will definitely not regret it.
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