Furniture China 2013: Spanish exhibitors in Shanghai

With China gradually shifting towards a consumer driven economy and playing a key role among fashion and luxury emerging markets, companies can’t miss the opportunity to increase their presence in the Far East. That’s why, for the third consecutive time, a group of Spanish brands will be showcasing their best collections in hall W1 at FURNITURE CHINA, September 11 to 15. Have a look at the list of exhibitors…

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Over the latest year, FURNITURE CHINA has proven an unparalleled trade platform for the furniture sector in Asia, with professionals representing more than 60.0% of 71,980 visitors in 2012 (27.4% coming from overseas).

The Spain’s collective participation, supported by ANIEME – the Spanish Association of Furniture Manufacturers and Exporters – and ICEX – the Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade -, will be gathered in the International Brand Hall W1 with other European and American pavilions: France, Italy, Portugal, Belgium and the U.S…

SPANISH EXHIBITORS LIST

CURVASA

FENICIA MOBILIARIO

GLICERIO CHAVES

MARCELO IBAÑEZ

POINT

SKYLINE

VALENTI

VIRTUS

VONDOM

VYM SOFAS

Customers, interior designers, architects and specifiers looking for new trends and medium to high- end quality furnishing products will have a very special chance to meet them in the Spanish pavilion. Ranges will encompass stylish outdoor furniture, smart high-end furniture collections, original decorative items and an attractive choice of very contemporary lines…

According to a 2012 study by Bain & Company, China make up 25% of the luxury goods market, having recently surpassed the U.S. as the top consumer of luxury brands. On top of this, China’s per capita GDP is steadily rising and, as a consequence, China’s current demand of high-end furnishing product is expected to keep increasing in the small term.

Since 2006, China ranks among the top 25 main destination markets of Spanish furniture, having increased its purchases of Spain’s products by 74.68% in the period 2006-2012. In 2013, a growth of more than 6% in furniture consumption can be predicted for the Asia and Pacific area, according to a recent report of CSIL, while Western Europe’s furniture consumption rate will contract by -1%.

With such premises, no wonder Spain’s focus will be on China! Stay tuned for more information next days…