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The Grand Return of Decorex Cape Town: Unleashing Innovation in Interior Design

Decorex Cape Town, the ultimate interior design exhibition in South Africa, is making a comeback from 6th to 9th June 2024. Attendees will witness innovative showcases, dialogues, and exhibitions, featuring 230 creative companies. Expect to see the future of 3D printing, sustainable housing, exciting design showcases, engaging dialogues, and South African brands. The event unites industry pioneers, design enthusiasts, and the public for a stimulating and captivating experience.

The Grand Return of Decorex Cape Town: Unleashing Innovation in Interior Design

Decorex Cape Town, the pinnacle of interior design exhibition in South Africa, is returning from 6th to 9th June 2024. Attendees can look forward to showcases, dialogues, and exhibitions from an impressive roster of 230 creative companies. This year’s event will feature the future of 3D printing, sustainable housing, innovative design showcases, South African brands, and engaging dialogues.

The much-anticipated Decorex Cape Town is returning with a flourish from 6th to 9th June 2024. This event, the pinnacle of interior design exhibition in the country, is strengthened by collaborations with revered brands such as Plascon, Samsung, Lexus, and the City of Cape Town. Attendees can look forward to an engrossing programme filled with showcases, dialogues, and exhibitions from an impressive roster of 230 creative companies.

The Future of 3D Printing and Sustainable Housing

A key highlight of this year’s exhibition is the push towards making 3D printing accessible to everyone. Attendees will be treated to a demonstration of a large industrial 3D printer from Amnova, providing a glimpse into the evolving trajectory of this revolutionary technology. In addition, Amnova will lead a Future Talk, promising a captivating experience for all.

The theme of sustainability also takes center stage at Decorex. Attendees will have an unprecedented opportunity to witness the construction of a low-income house using sandbags live at the venue. This initiative propels the conversation around sustainable housing solutions, emphasizing the viability of environmental-friendly and affordable options.

Innovative Design Showcases

Innovation continues to shine at the event with the presentation of upcycled chairs crafted by Heath Nash of Circular Squared. Made entirely from discarded materials, these unique pieces encapsulate Nash’s dedication to sustainable design and will feature prominently during the Future Talks.

Further, an innovative parklet crafted by Urban Think Tank will be unveiled. This piece exemplifies forward-thinking urban design, bridging aesthetic appeal with practical utility. Following the exhibition, the parklet will find a new residence in Cape Town.

South African Brands on Display

Iconic South African décor and fashion brand, MaXhosa Africa, will reveal its exclusive outdoor furniture collection. In a bonus treat, the exhibit will also include a lounge concept by MaXhosa for VIP attendees. However, all visitors will have the chance to admire the collection in its entirety.

Belgotex, a renowned brand in floor coverings, will showcase a collaboration with Hesse Kleinloog, promising to redefine standard interior design themes. Merchants on Long, a local concept store, will curate an African-themed exhibition, featuring the finest offerings from the continent.

A Gathering of Designers and Brands

Designers and brands from across the country, including Okhre Collective, JH Interiors, Anna Correira, Mezzanine, Artep Studio, Hocus Interiors, and MINK Studio, will join forces for exhibitions such as the Decorex House by Private Property, Lexus Designer Pods, and Plascon Vibrant Harmony Designer Pods.

Aiming to promote sustainable practices, Decorex will showcase five innovative recycling bin designs selected by a panel of local designers. These designs, chosen through a contest initiated by Decorex, will make their first appearance at the show.

Novel Products and Engaging Dialogues

New product launches from brands including Infinity, Laduma, Core Furniture, Samsung Music Frame, Mille Collines, Thabo Makhetha Collective, Studio Lloyd, Nighttree, Nosso, and Mosaico Vero will take center stage. These products will be displayed for the first time at the exhibition.

Adding a culinary twist to the event, the Samsung Bespoke Cooking Theatre will feature local chefs such as Imtiyaaz Hart, Jade de Waal, Mash Mugwena, and Jocelyn Myers-Adams. These culinary maestros will create their signature dishes using the latest Samsung appliances.

Decorex Cape Town 2024 goes beyond visual and sensory experiences; it also stimulates intellectual dialogue and thought-provoking discussions. Bathandwa Ngwendu, a well-known cultural commentator, will host the Future Talks, with a line-up that boasts figures like Megan Hesse, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, and many more.

Unique Additions, Visitor Perks, and Closing Remarks

A light-hearted and distinctive feature of this year’s exhibition is the emoji room sets, where digital emoji icons take on physical forms, showcasing the influence of the digital world on our physical surroundings.

Visitors can take a break and enjoy a snack at various cafes such as the Coffee Café, The Bubbly Bar, and The Bloom Space Café. Architecture and interior design professionals have the added benefit of a multi-pass for all four days, provided they pre-register online. For the general public, tickets are slightly cheaper when bought online in advance, with the first 2000 online purchasers also receiving a 10% discount voucher for samsung.com.

Decorex Cape Town 2024 promises to be an extravaganza of creativity and innovation, uniting design enthusiasts, industry pioneers, and the public. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a design aficionado, prepare to be inspired and captivated by the splendour of Decorex Cape Town 2024.

When is Decorex Cape Town 2024 taking place?

Decorex Cape Town 2024 is taking place from 6th to 9th June 2024.

What can attendees expect from Decorex Cape Town 2024?

Attendees can expect to see innovative showcases, dialogues, and exhibitions featuring 230 creative companies. The event will highlight the future of 3D printing, sustainable housing, exciting design showcases, engaging dialogues, and South African brands. It aims to unite industry pioneers, design enthusiasts, and the public for a stimulating and captivating experience.

Will 3D printing and sustainable housing be highlighted at the event?

Yes, a key highlight of this year’s exhibition is the push towards making 3D printing accessible to everyone. Attendees will witness a demonstration of a large industrial 3D printer from Amnova, providing a glimpse into the evolving trajectory of this revolutionary technology. In addition, there will be a live construction of a low-income house using sandbags at the venue, emphasizing the viability of affordable and environmental-friendly sustainable housing solutions.

Which South African brands will be on display?

MaXhosa Africa, a renowned South African décor and fashion brand, will reveal its exclusive outdoor furniture collection. Belgotex, a renowned brand in floor coverings, will showcase its collaboration with Hesse Kleinloog. Merchants on Long, a local concept store, will curate an African-themed exhibition featuring the finest offerings from the continent.

Will there be engaging dialogues at the event?

Yes, Decorex Cape Town 2024 goes beyond visual and sensory experiences; it also stimulates intellectual dialogue and thought-provoking discussions. Bathandwa Ngwendu, a well-known cultural commentator, will host the Future Talks, with a line-up that boasts figures like Megan Hesse, Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis, and many more.

What are the visitor perks and unique additions at the event?

Visitors can enjoy a snack at various cafes such as the Coffee Café, The Bubbly Bar, and The Bloom Space Café. Architecture and interior design professionals have the added benefit of a multi-pass for all four days, provided they pre-register online. For the general public, tickets are slightly cheaper when bought online in advance, with the first 2000 online purchasers also receiving a 10% discount voucher for samsung.com. Additionally, attendees can expect to witness unique features such as upcycled chairs crafted by Heath Nash of Circular Squared and an emoji room set showcasing the influence of the digital world on our physical surroundings.

Sizwe Dlamini

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