Heimtextil will take place from 10-13 January 2023
17 December 2022: Messe Frankfurt team is gearing up to host their Heimtextil, an international show for the home textiles sector to be held from January 10 to 13, 2023 at the Messe Frankfurt. Over 2,200 international exhibitors from 50 countries are expected to exhibition in the event.
According to the organisers, the overarching theme of sustainability will also be clearly visible at Heimtextil 2023. With the exhibitor guide, “Green Directory” as well as the “Green Village”, that offers a platform for discussion with the seal providers, Heimtextil offers important points of orientation in the jungle of the many sustainable offers. The popular trade fair tours “Green Tours” will also once again take interested visitors to curated exhibitors to learn more about their sustainability strategy and their products. The impressive “Future Materials Library” will be presented again as part of the Trend Space at Heimtextil 2023.
Under the title “Textiles Matter”, Heimtextil Trends 23/24 sets standards for the future-oriented and sustainable textile furnishings of tomorrow. The focus is particularly on the subject of the circular economy. This is the basis of the four trend themes: ‘Make and Remake’, ‘Continuous’, ‘From Earth’ and ‘Nature Engineered’. A new feature is that the Trend Space will be presented in Hall 9.0. Circular economy also characterizes the staging of Heimtextil Trends 23/24 itself.
Interior.Architecture.Hospitality, the specialist program for interior designers, architects and hospitality experts, will once again take place at Heimtextil 2023 on a large scale. Another highlight is the Interior.Architecture.Hospitality LIBRARY. Launched in 2020, it is a material library for functional textiles. A brand new edition will be published for Heimtextil 2023.
DecoTeam, the community of interests of German home textile suppliers, is offering a far reaching event program as part of Heimtextil 2023. With the Heimtextil Conference Sleep & More, visitors* in 2023 will again be offered a top-notch lecture program for the areas of health, sustainability and the hotel industry.
The leading international trade fair for home and contract textiles is thus responding to the growing demand for textile materials for the preliminary stage.
“A holistic view in the design process is becoming increasingly important – especially for upholstered furniture, which is subject to ever more sustainable as well as functional demands, starting with the fiber,” says Bettina Bär, Director Heimtextil for the home textiles sector.
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