With the spirit of party for the next Panamerican Games Guadalajara 2011, the Furniture Market opens with a party of color and design at the same time that the Tecno Mueble International 2011 (furniture suppliers) from august 17 to 20 in Expo Guadalajara.
This Summer edition had 342 exhibitors companies, that represent a grow of 10% than the 2010 edition, about 29 thousand square meters of exhibition, that represent a increase of 7% than 2010. |
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In Tecno Mueble International this edition had 6 thousand 500 square meters, whit 110 exhibitors that offer the newest technology in machinery, tools, materials and services to produce furniture. |
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In this party of furniture color and design, many companies showed their latest tendencies and styles in home furniture, because in each edition the exhibitor make and effort to new products for each segment of the market.
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That is why companies like Pol-Art, manufacture from San Luis Potosí, Mexico and frequently exhibitor in Miami, New York, High Point, Las Vegas. Their furniture baroque style but mix it whit strong color like red, blue, green or black have been chosen by the singer Katy Perry to be part of her backstage in the California’s Dream Tour. |
The world tendencies were present also in the companies from Jalisco, Mexico like Rich Muebles and La Cibeles, Stop producing chocolate furniture that saturate the market, and incorporate furniture whit covers from Italy of clear colors and also mix it whit white.
For the first time in the Mexico International Summer Edition, we had a design pavilion named “Mexico Design” that come together more than 12 companies that present fresh products of furniture and accessories made in Mexico.
In this pavilion had companies like Glassisimo, one of the few producer that paint curve crystal, showing coffee tables, sofas, entertainment systems, etc. and TRRA Galeria whit innovative lamps, tables, furniture that use onyx like principal material.
In this way this summer edition put together the best furniture design, for each taste, from the Danish furniture of 1950 or the industrial loft tendencies by Samuel Segovia, and new lines of fabrics inspired in the big cities of the line K Avenue by Muebles Krill. |
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