where the heart is Hemingway at Home Since selling Red or Dead in the late ’90s, Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway along with their team of young designers have worked across just about every aspect of design, from affordable housing, landscape and urban design, to event and museum design, graphics, fashion and products for the home. After a 14-year hiatus from the trade event calendar, at Home 2013 HemingwayDesign will bring together its products for the home in The Hemingway Home, a pop-up functional bungalow. The Hemingway Home will feature HemingwayDesign products for various companies including Antler, Bliss Home, British Ceramic Tile, Crown Paint, G Plan, Graham & Brown, Harvey Maria, John Lewis, Surface View and The Rubber Flooring Co. Homegrown While Home is an international event, bringing together brands from around the world, it also remains a celebration of great British design, evident in the Homegrown area of the show. Exhibitor profiles REPEAT REPEAT Stand J42 www.repeatrepeat.co.uk The new Alphabet range of bone china from Repeat Repeat is produced at the company’s factory and design studio in Stoke on Trent. Each cup features a beautiful oversized letter printed in black. All the staff are very protective over their mugs and would rather use their own for their tea and coffee, and this is what inspired the team to create the Alphabet range. 84 giftfocus Dedicated to new and innovative British design companies, Homegrown offers the chance for new designer-makers to meet the commercial retail market for the first time. With original designs for the times from emerging talent, Homegrown presents the latest interior accessories products, from wallpaper and lighting to throws and cushions. British heritage Support for UK-based manufacturers and designers remains integral to the ethos of Home, and the 2013 edition will see a continued celebration of British heritage showcasing companies such as Bronte Tweeds, Scarlett & Argent from AN Hainsworth, Foxford Woollen Mills, The New English, Rowlett Rutland, Sibona as well as many more delights. Awards Following the hugely successful launch in 2012, Home was shortlisted for Best New Launch Show by the Exhibition News Awards and Best Trade Show Launch at the prestigious AEO Excellence Awards. Home went on to win the Interiors Monthly Best New Interiors Exhibition. The response to the inaugural show from both suppliers and buyers has been phenomenal. Key names confirmed Royal VKB, Eva Solo, 95%, Ferm Living, Kinto, Skandium, Marimekko, Design House Stockholm, Bugatti, Royal Doulton, Robert Welch, Iittala, Jonathan Adler, Fatboy, Ella Doran, W2, Lovearamics, Alessi, LSA International, Bugatti, Seletti, black + blum, Stelton, Blomus, Authentics, Sagaform, Jansen + co, Content by Conran, Nick Munro, Places and Spaces, Flux, Mini Moderns, Baci, Koziol, Rowlett Rutland, Graypants, Gilberts, Leff Amsterdam, Kitsch Kitchen, Coach House, Grand Illusions, House Doctor, Bloomingville, Greengate, Hemingway at Home, Au Maison, Garden Trading, PR Home, Sibona, 8mood, Emily Readett Bayley, Foxford Home, L-Living, AN Hainsworth, Make International, Bianca Lorenne and many more. Further information For more information and to register for the show, visit www.home-london.net MICHELLE MASON Stand A32 www.michellemason.co.uk Michelle Mason has designed a new range of cushions and wash bags with a nautical theme for spring/ summer 2013. The Harbour cushions feature her landmark illustrations with a bold and colourful graphic and pompom trimming. These new fabrics depict hand drawn designs inspired by Michelle’s new partnership with the National Railway Museum’s archive. Michelle has worked closely with NRM to produce designs based on the British Railways’ travel posters from the ’50s and ’60s to create a composition of beach scenes and seaside inspired graphics. g
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