Three Brilliant Design Exhibitions In Northern Europe In August

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It is well known that the world is one of its own.

In August of this year, if you happen to pass by Denmark and Norway, do not miss these three wonderful exhibitions:

Northmodern

Time: ~20 August 18th

Venue: Bella Center, Copenhagen, Denmark

Denmark's home and lifestyle trade exhibition Northmodern, inspired by the Danish Modern Art movement, was founded in January 2015, and has been held for the fourth time.

The exhibition invites experts and designers from home and abroad to participate in this comprehensive and sustainable modern lifestyle pformation, mainly from home design works in Scandinavia and Northern Europe.

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Among them, Englebrechts will unveiled the latest furniture series Plateau and Petit Plateau designed by Erik Magnusson. The Scandinavia lighting brand Pholc will be exhibitors for the first time. The sustainable luxury household supplier 1.618 Paris has been the fourth exhibitor. This time they will be responsible for 450 square meters of crystal exhibition hall.

Dezeen, the world-renowned architectural design website, is also a partner of this exhibition.

NordDesign 2016

Time: ~12 August 10th

Venue: Norwegian University Science & Technology, Norway (Trondheim) Norwegian University Science & Technology (Norwegian University of Science and Technology).

The biennial design and development exhibition NordDesign 2016 aims to assess the current design methods in Nordic Europe and to explore problems in the design industry from theory to practice.

Markus Nordberg Nordberg, a leading expert from CERN, the European Nuclear Research Institute in Geneva, will give an opening speech. Other speakers include Ahmed-Kristensen from Imperial College London in London (Lecture Title: What If a Computer Could Design) and Andy Andy at University of Sydney (Lecture Title: "

Formland

Time: ~20 August 18th

Venue: Denmark Herning

The biennial interior design trade show Formland, which has a history of 32 years, showcases the most innovative and creative design works in Scandinavia.

The exhibition is divided into eleven parts, including Light (light), Interior-atelier (indoor studio) Bloom (blooming) and Next Stage (new starting point) and so on.

A variety of related activities will be held during the period, such as free food and chocolate chat and FOCUS exploration area (experts will invite visitors to explore five different colors, textures and materials).