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If you are a lover of Nordic interior design, you will not want to miss next edition of Formex, held in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, on August 24-27. We have been talking to the organizers of the show to bring you more information about the highlights and reasons why you can't miss the largest interior design fair specialized on Nordic design. Enjoy!
Formex has for many years had the largest (both in a number of exhibitors and an exhibition area) meeting space for Nordic designers, Hall B is allocated for Nordic Design and Craft, to show the best design companies from the Nordic countries.
FAR FROM CONVENTION - AND PRECONCEPTIONS - The Codesign architecture agency has been given the assignment to design Nordic Me, the trend theme at Formex, in an exhibition in Stockholmsmässan’s Entrance Hall. With its concept Breaking Through Convention, Codesign interprets the theme by looking at stereotypical preconceptions about the Nordic region. The theme focuses on awareness, our choices and our way of life, heritage and nature.
FALL TRENDS IN THE NORDIC ME TREND RESTAURANT - Interior stylist Tina Hellberg has been given the assignment to design the Formex Trend Restaurant using three fall trends: Shape of things, Authenticity and Sensory.
FORMEX NOVA AWARD - On August 24, the winner of the design award, Formex Nova – Nordic Designer of the Year, will be announced. Formex established the award six years ago, the award goes to a young designer who is working in the Nordic region.
FORMEX DESIGN AWARD: FORMEX FORMIDABLE 2016 - Formex Formidable is an annual design award to encourage and award interesting, qualitative and contemporary design. Twenty final products have been selected by the jury and the winner will be announced at Formex in January
DESIGN STUDENTS - SELECTED BY FORMEX - Trend expert Stefan Nilsson, on behalf of Formex for the fifth time, has selected twelve of his favourites from the recent design graduates from the University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Beckmans College of Design, Carl Malmsten Furniture Studies and Berghs School of Communication.
NORDIC BUZZ – NEW CREATIVE BUSINESS - Nordic Buzz is a common platform for entrepreneurs within the creative industry from the Nordic countries. 70 specially chosen designers have been admitted to participate, divided into 4 different categories: Interior Design details / Crafts & Lifestyle products / Fashion, Accessories & Jewelry / Illustration, Artwork & Industrial Design.
YOUNG DESIGNERS AREA - For the upcoming Formex, the Young Designers area – the fair’s platform for young, unestablished talent – will have a new layout and design. The creator of the new design is designer and architect Mattias Stenberg.
FASHION HACKATHON – NEXT GENERATION WEARABLES - This year, a Fashion Hackathon was arranged with the aim of creating a new hybrid industry between fashion and technology and solving a societal problem or everyday problem by creating the next generation’s wearables.
HEART EARTH – A GUEST EXHIBITION BY MARIE-LOUISE HELLGREN - Design with the objective of healing and bestowing a sense of community.
FORMEX POP-UP SHOP - What do you like the most at the fair? You might actually be able to buy it and bring it home with you now.
MATERIAL MAKERS LAB - Weave together with Friends of Handicraft. Make your own material and test macro and microwaving in a playful workshop.
The theme and trends are worked out together with Swedish Fashion Council. The theme is displayed in the main entrance, the installations are given to be curated by well-known stylists, designers, or architects. This year the installation will be curated by CoDesign. The trends are displayed and presented in the “Trend restaurant” – a specially build up 450 sqm restaurant with a thematic specialize menu also reflecting the theme and trends. This restaurant is curated by stylist Tina Hellberg.
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