Press releases of the Heimtextil

Sleep! The Future Forum: Heimtextil is already showing today how we can sleep better tomorrow

According to doctors specialising in sleep, we already know almost everything there is to know about sleep. However, studies show that the quality of this regeneration process is deteriorating all the time. How can we prevent this from happening? The upcoming Heimtextil (8-11 January, Frankfurt am Main) will supply solutions to this with the new ‘Sleep! The Future Forum’. Here, international experts will present the latest findings and textile innovations for a restful night.

Textile trends and know-how for architects, interior designers and hotel experts

‘Interior.Architecture.Hospitality’ at Heimtextil (8-11 January 2019) is the unifying force behind the unique offer for interior designers, hospitality experts and designers. Hall 4.2 serves as the focal point for these highlights. In addition to the Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Expo, trade visitors can also look forward to a range of high-calibre lectures and expert guided tours.

New & Next University Contest: Heimtextil honours four academies

Four European design academies have been announced as the winners of the ‘New & Next University Contest’ ahead of Heimtextil. The successful academies come from the UK, Switzerland, Slovakia and Hungary. In recognition of their excellent achievements, they will be given a trade fair stand at Heimtextil (8-11 January 2019) where they will present their design works to an international audience.

Sleep smarter, live healthier: Heimtextil presents the “Future of Sleep”

A balanced diet and sufficient exercise are naturally part of a healthy lifestyle. However, one of the most important building blocks for permanent physical and psychological well-being is constantly neglected: restful sleep. At the upcoming Heimtextil (8-11 January 2019), it will therefore be a particular focus for the first time. And there’s more: the international trade fair for home and contract textiles in Frankfurt am Main will thus guarantee a comprehensive insight into the “Future of Sleep”.

Heimtextil presents 40 textiles editeurs in a new area

For the first time, Heimtextil (8-11 January 2019) will bring together all participating textiles editeurs in one hall and thus optimally integrate them into the product offer for interior designers and retailers. Around 40 international fabric suppliers will present their collections for the upcoming season in the newly designed hall 8.0.

“Toward Utopia”: Heimtextil presents the design trends for 2019/2010

With “Toward Utopia”, Heimtextil is setting the course for the new trend season 2019/2020. As part of the official Heimtextil Trend Preview on 4 September 2018 in Frankfurt am Main, London-based studio FranklinTill presented the design themes for the upcoming international trade fair for home and contract textiles (8-11 January 2019).

Furniture and decorative fabrics: Heimtextil expands its offer

With over 400 international manufacturers, the product range of upholstery and decorative fabrics as well as upholstery and artificial leather at Heimtextil is wider than ever before. The world’s leading trade fair for home and contract textiles (8-11 January 2019) in Frankfurt am Main is now further expanding its spectrum across a total of six hall levels.

Promotion of young talent at Heimtextil: fresh ideas for textile interiors

Young companies as well as prospective product and textile designers will be presenting refreshing inspirations and innovative textile developments at the international trade fair for home and contract textiles from 8-11 January 2019. With a wide-ranging talent promotion programme and a new competition, Heimtextil is placing newcomers in the spotlight.

Must-see for interior designers: the range of textile contract furnishing products at Heimtextil 2019

Trends and innovations for contract textile furnishing are at the heart of the Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Expo – individual, sustainable, functional. New and particularly interesting for the hotel industry is the expansion of the bed-related product portfolio.

Heimtextil 2019: a winning new concept

An improved hall layout, more exhibition space, shorter walking distances, and a new Hall 12 – Heimtextil will be undergoing radical changes in 2019. Heimtextil is getting many positive responses to the new concept, from German and international exhibitors. A large number of major players in the industry have announced that they will be participating in the world’s leading trade fair for home and contract textiles, from 8 to 11 January 2019.

Heimtextil 2019: Trends in a new guise

Heimtextil is pushing ahead with the new concept for 2019: now that those responsible have worked out a completely new hall plan, they are turning their attention to redesigning the trend programme. With a meeting of international trend researchers on 20 and 21 February in Frankfurt am Main, the design experts have begun preparations for the trends of the upcoming Heimtextil (8-11 January 2019) at an unprecedented early stage.

New concept for Heimtextil 2019: more space and synergies

As a world-leading trade fair for home and contract textiles, Heimtextil will present a fundamentally revised concept from 8-11 January 2019 – with more floor space, all kinds of furnishing inspiration and new synergies for buyers.

Heimtextil 2018: Renewed growth in visitors and exhibitors

Successful start to the new furnishing season: around 70,000 visitors from 135 countries experienced design innovations by 2,975 international exhibitors at Heimtextil from 9 to 12 January. Urban design in the context of architecture and the hotel industry became the top topic of the international trade fair for home and contract textiles.

Heimtextil 2018: Feel good, live and work healthily

More flexibility, more individuality, more innovation. Those who were looking for trends and innovations at Heimtextil found what they were looking for on many levels. From 9 to 12 January, 2,975 international exhibitors presented their latest styles, colours and designs for textile interiors in Frankfurt. One focus was on solutions for a healthier and sustainable furnishing style.

Heimtextil 2018: Renewed growth in visitors and exhibitors

Successful start to the new furnishing season: around 70,000 visitors from 135 countries experienced design innovations by 2,975 international exhibitors at Heimtextil from 9 to 12 January. Urban design in the context of architecture and the hotel industry became the top topic of the international trade fair for home and contract textiles.

Heimtextil with renewed growth in exhibitors: 2975 companies present design innovations

As of today, textile interior design is the focus of international attention at Heimtextil in Frankfurt am Main. From 9 to 12 January 2018, representatives from industry, commerce, design, architecture and the hotel industry will gather at the world's leading trade fair for home and contract textiles.

Heimtextil 2018: the Thursday of the trade fair is all about the hotel industry

Heimtextil 2018: Theme Park showcases the megatrend of urbanisation

Experience it yourself, design it yourself: multi-sensory installation makes 2018/19 trends tangible

Heimtextil 2018: Large range of ready-made products

Halls 8 to 11: bathroom textiles, bed linen, bedding, mattresses, table and kitchen linen

Heimtextil 2018: The world's most important platform for furnishing and upholstery fabrics

Additional hall level 4.2 expands offer for furnishing and upholstery fabrics Textile solutions for architects gaining in relevance

“The future is urban”: Heimtextil presents 2018/19 trends

Preview of Heimtextil “Theme Park” with FranklinTill Studio, Stijlinstituut Amsterdam and Studio Felix Diener

New event format for interior design: Interior.Architecture.Hospitality Expo

Exhibitors showcase their range of services relating to the focal theme “customised”

98 per cent: Heimtextil almost fully booked

Big names in the premium segment: brands from Portugal and Spain to return

Heimtextil 2018 continues to expand offer for architects and hotel furnishers

International think tank identifies focal points for the contract sector

Heimtextil begins preparations for 2018: international designers target trend developments

Heimtextil Trendtable: FranklinTill Studio from the United Kingdom takes on a leading role

Final Report Heimtextil 2017: A beating textile heart in Frankfurt: Heimtextil ends with increased visitor and exhibitor numbers

Matchmaking at the trade fair: exhibitors and visitors highlight the quality of business contacts made

Final Report Heimtextil 2017: A beating textile heart in Frankfurt: Heimtextil ends with increased visitor and exhibitor numbers

Matchmaking at the trade fair: exhibitors and visitors highlight the quality of business contacts made

Heimtextil to enjoy promising start: Europe a major contributor to growth

Drivers of growth: upholstery and bed product segments