Modern Design Fairs
Below you will find a list of design fairs from all over the world, with stands offering vintage Mid-Century Modern Design

Midcentury Modern Fair (March) 2010

Midcentury Modern Fair (March) 2010

If you are looking for the best in design from the last century or the latest in future collectables from this one, look no further than Midcentury.Modern. Recognising the eclectic way people dress their homes Midcentury.Modern has fast established itself as the number one destination for sourcing the antiques of the future without the huge retail mark-up. Designed as an unpretentious one stop shop for busy people who appreciate collecting beautiful pieces for their homes, you can find everything for the eclectic home at this show from an original Eames rocker to a contemporary ceramic from a hot young British designer.

At Christison Hall do a walkabout amongst some of Britain’s top mid-century dealers in Scandinavian, European and American mid-century furniture and decorative arts. Then head upstairs for the coolest wares from top young British designers including People Will Always Need Plates and Tracy Kendall. Source the latest wallpaper, ceramics, fabrics and great gifts. But it doesn’t stop there. Collectors on the hunt for specialist ceramics, fabrics, art and glass can take a walk to the South Cloisters where twenty more dealers are situated. Prices at Midcentury.Modern – £10–£5,000.

Set in the light and bright 60’s concrete and glass Christison-designed refectory and the North and South Cloisters at Dulwich College. Situated on the A205 South Circular near College Rd, SE21 7LD. Nearest train – West Dulwich (trains leave Victoria BR and take approximately 10 minutes). 5 minute walk to college. Other local galleries and museums include The Horniman and The Dulwich Picture Gallery. Refreshments on site. Car parking with college boys showing visitors to spaces.

‘This show could cause design lovers a cardiac arrest.’ Grand Designs

If you are looking for the best in design from the last century or the latest in future collectables from this one, look no further than Midcentury.Modern. Recognising the eclectic way people dress their homes Midcentury.Modern has fast established itself as the number one destination for sourcing the antiques of the future without the huge retail mark-up. Designed as an unpretentious one stop shop for busy people who appreciate collecting beautiful pieces for their homes, you can find everything for the eclectic home at this show from an original Eames rocker to a contemporary ceramic from a hot young British designer.
At Christison Hall do a walkabout amongst some of Britain’s top mid-century dealers in Scandinavian, European and American mid-century furniture and decorative arts. Then head upstairs for the coolest wares from top young British designers including People Will Always Need Plates and Tracy Kendall. Source the latest wallpaper, ceramics, fabrics and great gifts. But it doesn’t stop there. Collectors on the hunt for specialist ceramics, fabrics, art and glass can take a walk to the South Cloisters where twenty more dealers are situated. Prices at Midcentury.Modern – £10–£5,000.
Set in the light and bright 60’s concrete and glass Christison-designed refectory and the North and South Cloisters at Dulwich College. Situated on the A205 South Circular near College Rd, SE21 7LD. Nearest train – West Dulwich (trains leave Victoria BR and take approximately 10 minutes). 5 minute walk to college. Other local galleries and museums include The Horniman and The Dulwich Picture Gallery. Refreshments on site. Car parking with college boys showing visitors to spaces.
‘This show could cause design lovers a cardiac arrest.’ Grand Designs

Entrance:

Show Hours = £6 (children under 14 year for free)

Show Hours:

Sunday 21st March 2010
10 – 16 hrs.

Address:

Midcentury.Modern
Dulwich College, SE21 7LD
London
United Kingdom

Source: www.modernshows.com

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14e Pavillon des Arts et du Design Paris 2010

14e Pavillon des Arts et du Design Paris

Pavillon des Arts et du Design is internationally renowned for showcasing the best works of historical, modern and contemporary decorative arts and design from the 1860 to today. Created in 1997, the event brings together an eclectic mix of the traditional with the contemporary; and the great names with talents of tomorrow.

Among the 80 exhibitors there are 18 dealers specialized in modern vintage design, some examples: Philippe Rapin Pegaso, la Galerie Parisienne, Modernity, Galerie de Casson, Yves Gastou, Dansk Møbelkunst.

Specialties on this Fair: Furniture, Drawings, Paintings, Sculpture from 1860 to our days, Antiquities, Modernism, Photography, Design, Primitive Arts, Asian Art, Contemporary Glass, Jewellery, Silver, Carpets, Tapestries…

Preview:

Wednesday March 24th 2010:
14 – 23 hrs.

Regular Show Hours:

Thursday March 25th 2010:
11 – 22 hrs.

Friday March 26th 2010:
11 – 20 hrs.

Saturday March 27th 2010:
11 – 20 hrs.

Sunday March 28th 2010:
11 – 20 hrs.

Address:

Tuileries – Esplanade des Feuillants
Facing 234, rue de Rivoli
75001 Paris
France

Tuileries – Esplanade des Feuillants
Facing 234, rue de Rivoli
Across rue Castiglione
75001 PARIS – FRANCETuileries – Esplanade des FeuillantsFacing 234, rue de R

Source: www.padparis.net

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