News & Events: Exhibition

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   Editor’s Picks for Milan 2018

   11 April 2018

   Known as the most influential design fairs in the world, Salone del Mobile is a show where many new collections are launched

2. 

   Introducing Domotex USA

   4 April 2018

   News of the first Domotex USA, set for Atlanta in February 2019, has people talking. COVER Editor Lucy Upward finds out more from the man in charge, Raymond Bianchi.

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   Luxury Brands 2018 – Introducing: Art Resources, Tufenkian, Samad and Wool and Silk

   6 March 2018

   The second edition of COVER and Domotex asia/CHINAFLOOR’s curated Luxury Brands exhibition is taking place at DACF in Shanghai on 20-22 March 2018.

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   Luxury Brands 2018 – Introducing: Amadi, Ariana, French Accents and New Moon

   20 February 2018

   The second edition of COVER and Domotex asia/CHINAFLOOR’s curated Luxury Brands exhibition is taking place at DACF in Shanghai on 20-22 March 2018.
   Each week leading up to the show we will focus on four of the 16 high-end exhibiting companies. This week we look at four of the seven premier US brands that will be coming to Shanghai in March.

5. 

   18-22 January Paris Deco Off

   13 February 2018

   Between 18-22 January this year’s Paris Deco Off took place in over a hundred textile and rug showrooms throughout the city, the dates almost exactly overlapping with Maison et Objet.

6. 

   Atlanta Market Review

   13 February 2018

   The winter 2018 instalment of the International Area Rug Market at AmericasMart, Atlanta went live Wednesday 10 January to Sunday 14 January.

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   Luxury Brands 2018

   12 February 2018

   We at COVER are thrilled to be announcing the second edition of the curated Luxury Brands exhibition taking place at Domotex asia/CHINAFLOOR in Shanghai on 20-22 March 2018. The high-end handmade rug display, organised by COVER and DACF, debuted at the flooring event last year and proved to be a great success with visitors and… Read more »

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   Sonia Delaunay at Tate Modern

   15 April 2015

   Sonia Delaunay at the Tate Modern represents the artist’s considerable body of radical designs for fashion and textiles for interiors, alongside paintings that chart her practice from early figurative works to energetic 1960s abstracts.