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We share the exciting new entrants that will be at the 11th edition of the fair from 6-9 November 2024
At this year’s Downtown Design, the fair will showcase some exciting brands showcasing their products and offerings for the first time ever. Here is a handy list of some of those that you should check out:
We are fans of this avant-garde, Dubai-based marble brand that specialises in creating unique collections and special editions in collaboration with emerging international designers. By blending research, tradition, and avant-garde, Fioravante brings to life designs that reflect the originality and contemporary vision of each designer. The brand goes beyond borders, spreading the timeless value of Italian craftsmanship worldwide. Fioravante’s brand identity plays a key role in its narrative, transporting viewers into a mystical realm called “Altrove”—an idyllic, dreamlike world where imagination knows no limits. Through surreal content and visual campaigns, Fioravante creates a universe of serenity, peace, and harmony, turning the ideas of their designers into reality. Their debut collection, “VIA” by Shay Levi, exemplifies the brand’s ethos by balancing dualities like fragility and strength, marble and glass, pushing the boundaries of design to reveal the seamless beauty of nature. At the fair, the brand will present their first collection and showcase their mystical brand identity. The booth will be set in a dreamy environment characterised by natural elements., offering an oasis of peace in the midst of the busy environment. You can follow their brand journey here.
This Dallas-based company that excels in exceptional design, elite collaborations, and premium materials will be showcasing the Perennials by Timothy Corrigan collection. Following the success of his Fall 2019 collection, Corrigan is back with Perennials Fabrics and Rugs to release three fresh fabric designs – Leaping Leopards, Les Fleurs, and Stripe Du Jour – as well as new colourways in existing favourites like Feel the Heat and Go For Baroque. Follow them here.
Haberdashery will mark their regional debut with a bespoke ‘Sand & Sea’ composition. The brand focuses onophisticated lighting and sculptural installations combining a refined material palette and stylised forms. Follow them here.
This family-run business from Belgium is known for handcrafted ceramic pots and planters. founded in the early 1990s by Willy and Annette Janssens. The family-run business has gained international acclaim for its unique, sculptural pieces that blend functionality and artistry. Each piece is individually made by artisans, ensuring uniqueness and high quality, while still emphasising sustainable production by using natural clay and eco-friendly processes. Their designs are known for organic forms, textured surfaces, and a natural aesthetic that complement various architectural and landscape settings. The studio offers bespoke services, allowing clients to tailor shapes, sizes, and finishes. Follow them here.
Founded in 1946, Ferreira de Sá is currently one of the biggest and oldest existing companies producing hand-made rugs in Europe. Follow them here.
Editions, the region’s first limited-edition art and design fair, opens up collecting opportunities to a wider audience. Running alongside the Downtown Design fair, it will feature over 50 galleries, design studios, and collectives, showcasing a curated selection of contemporary design, photography, prints, ceramics, and works on paper.
This exciting lounge will showcase de Gournay’s iconic hand-painted and hand-embroidered wallpapers with curated furnishings in an intimate space that will host special activations and events.
The Conran Shop will be launching online in the UAE at the fair, and presented in the Middle East by Dhow Architectural Solutions Group. Known for its curated showcase of innovative and contemporary designs across furniture, lighting and home accessories.
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