Twelve young and emerging furniture companies will be part of the line-up when the doors to the 2017 Manchester Furniture Show open on 16th July. They are joined by newly signed, returning major, Lebus Upholstery.
With several new designs including the new Ashley corner sofa, upholstery giant Lebus is returning to the main hall. Also showing in the main hall will be CS Schmal and Hartmann Mobelwerke, which join fellow returning German exhibitors Rauch and Nolte. CS Schmal is bringing a selection of living and bedroom collections aimed at the UK market, while Hartmann focuses on sustainably made living and dining furniture.
In upholstery, Mayson and Pearl is presenting its Scandinavian-inspired but British designed sofas at Manchester for the first time. Maymun will also supply a wide variety of fabric and leather sofas. Bardi brings Tuscany to Manchester, adding to the Italian flavour alongside Mini Divani, and will show a generous selection of its individual leather sofas. Yeoman Upholstery will show a collection of traditional styles in classic fabrics.
Cabinet companies Loma Living and ASR Interiors will exhibit at Manchester after successful outings at the January Furniture Show this year. Loma Living supplies living, dining, bedroom and kitchen furniture made to its own designs in the Far East and Europe. ASR Interiors specialises in high-gloss and mirrored cabinet furniture and upholstered beds. The company will be joined by Honey B’s bedroom collections.
Young bed companies Divine Sleep and Deepsleep Beds, both Yorkshire mattress and bed manufacturers, will be present at Manchester for the first time. In addition, Charles Taylor will be showing a large selection of solid, outdoor furniture sets and chairs.
Show director Laraine Janes says: “We are excited about this year’s show and are delighted that so many new and young companies have chosen to exhibit at Manchester. The diversity of product will be greater than ever with the new signings adding more international flavour, highly contemporary style led designs and appealing classics.
"We are also delighted that Lebus are showing at Manchester once again. They are a show favourite and we know they have some excellent new models to launch. We welcome all of the new and returning signings and have no doubt that the visiting buyers will be impressed by what the show has to offer this year.”
Visitors can register now for their free entry to the show on the show website.
