Trend-setting designs on tap at Mandalay Bay
By Furniture Today Staff -- Furniture Today, January 15, 2006
Las Vegas — A centerpiece of the temporary exhibits at Mandalay Bay here during the winter market will be the Design Gallery, featuring stylish products and trends.
A committee of show management chose the suppliers represented in the gallery.
Those selected are: Antiques 2000, Bojay, Bull & Stein, Charles Carol Design, CTC/Chicago, Dare Deco, IDS Interior Design Source, Ital Art Designs, Leftbank Art Company, Mel V, Mila Brown International, Mirador Furnishings, Pulvermacher Designs, Rags, Roberta Schilling, Shawna Stoney, Sweet Smiling Home, Texture, Thumprints, Van Teal, Wallternatives, and Zambezi Trader.
"At the Design Gallery, attendees can expect to see more of the high-style products that represent home décor and furniture," said Babs Blair, director of leasing at World Market Center. "We want this area to be a destination that showcases trend-setting products and serve as an incubator for unique new companies. Even companies selected more than once will be moved to different locations within the Design Gallery to keep it fresh and exciting."
Lois Richards, trade shows and temporary leasing manager at WMC, said the area isn't simply a collection of trendy furniture or home décor products.
"The whole ambiance of their location, their booth, their stage and how it's designed is what's trendy — not specifically a piece of furniture or a designer color," she said. "It's more of a total look."
The Mandalay Bay exhibits will be open Tuesday through Friday, Jan. 31–Feb. 3.
For more information on the Las Vegas market, visit www.lasvegasmarket.com.
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