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Presented byInteriorDesignShow

Jan 23-262014Toronto


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Stone Garden by nendo, presented by Caesarstone, IDS13


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Domenic Oppedisano

rom Caesarstone Canada:Year aer year, the Interior

Design Show captures the

hearts o design enthusiasts

everywhere by bringing

together the latest and most

innovative international

and local design trends

under one roo.


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The Interior Design Show is Canadas premiere showcase o new products,innovative designers and avant-garde concepts rom North Americaand beyond. For one weekend each January, the city o Toronto is lled withindustry superstars, cutting-edge emerging names, design-savvy consumers

and top media outlets. For 3.5 action-packed days, the Interior Design Showshapes the design world or the year to come.

51,000total visitors

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320exhibitors

15years strong

175,000sq. .size o show

3.5 daysduration o show

12,000proessionals

33,000consumers

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In January 1999, the rst Interior Design Show opened its doors to anenthusiastic design community, media world and consumer market. Animportant milestone or Canadas design scene, the rst show broughttogether over 25,000 visitors who came to see Wallpaper magazine

ounder Tyler Brl, Droogs Gijs Bakker and urniture designer Holly Hunt.Aer 15 years, the Interior Design Show has become one o the mostsuccessul recurring design events in Canadian history and over the yearshas inspired over 660,000 visitors. Attendance has almost doubled since itsinception, and international designers and architects travel rom aroundthe world to stand on the IDS main stage. The Interior Design Show has

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established itsel as a breeding ground or design creativity, innovationand inspiration, bringing together hundreds o exhibitors and thousandso visitors each year.

In 2012, the Interior Design Show was purchased by Inorma, the largestpublically-owned organizer o exhibitions, expositions and training eventsin the world. With 150 oces in 40 countries, Inorma brings together overa million proessionals each year. The newly ormed Inorma Canada managesover 46 tradeshows, consumer shows and conerences around the country,serving the construction, real estate, cra, art and design markets.

Montauk Soa booth, IDS11

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Show GuideAdditional coverage othe show handed outon-site and pre-distributedthrough select mediasources

AppThe shows ocialmobile app oerson-the-go updates oneatures, events andannouncements

ExhibitorsOver 300 companiesranging rom lighting,urniture and textilemanuacturers to kitchenand bath providers

WebsiteVideos and articleshighlight the people,products and placesthat are shapingthe design world

FeaturesForward-lookingshows-within-the-showset the trendsor years to come

InstallationsInnovative conceptsby the countrysbiggest stars challengeperceptions o spaceand design

OsiteEventsCultural eventsacross the city runsimultaneouslywith the InteriorDesign Show

SpeakersCelebrated names romacross the globe bringthe international sceneto the show oor

E-newsletterAn illuminating resourceo breaking news in theCanadian and internationaldesign scene

300+

Over the past decade and a hal, the Interior Design Show has expandedinto a multi-aceted event that connects design communities across Canadaand North America. The ever-growing brand includes:

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Lightorm/Metalarte booth, IDS10

Garden Room concept space by Earth Inc., IDS09

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Major Museumsand Galleries

Art Gallery o Ontario(designed byFrank Gehry)

Design Exchange

Gardiner Museum

Ontario Cras Council

Royal Ontario Museum(designed byDaniel Libeskind)

Textile Museumo Canada

Design Schools

George Brown College

Humber CollegeOntario College o Artand Design University(designed by Will Alsop)

Ryerson University

Seneca College

Sheridan College

University o Toronto

York University

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As Canadas largest city and one o the most multiculturalmetropolises in the world, Toronto is truly an economichub, outperorming every major North American centreand establishing itsel as a hotbed or design. Engage with

Torontos thriving and diverse network o design schools,institutions, studios, showrooms, proessionals anddesign- savvy consumers an ever-growing market drivenby creativity and innovation.

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residents inthe cityo Toronto

architects and designersin Toronto, making or thelargest critical masso designers in Canada

4thlargest cityin North America

3rdlargest designworkorce inNorth America

3.9%growth rate inOntarios designworkorce overthe past 15 years

$70billionin goods andservices exportedglobally each year

150millioncustomers andsuppliers are withina days drive

140 languagescomprise one o themost diverse andmulticultural citiesin the world

2.6million 28,000

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Canadas sound and diversied economy, well-developed trade networksand abundant resources have helped to evolve the countrys pulsatingdesign and architecture scene into a vibrant urry o creativity and innovation.As one o the most multicultural nations on the planet, Canada is home

to an always-expanding network o craspeople, architects, designers,artisans and developers.

#1country orbusiness in the G20,according toForbes Magazine

#1ranking in qualityo lie in the G7

#1soundest bankingsystem in the world,according to theWorld Economic Forum

10thlargest economyin the world

$1.84trillion

34.5millionpopulation

2ndlargest countryin the world by area

1%rate o growthor GDP

G7

GDP

XXL

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Our Home and Native Land concept space by Mason, IDS12

Catherine Osborne

rom AZURE magazine:

IDS brings all levels o

expertise together, rom

design students to high-end

manuacturers. I you want

to know whats happening

in Canadian contemporary

design, you cant really

aord to miss IDS.

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The immersive IDS show oor is buzzing with inspired product launchesthat shape the North American design market over the coming year.Over 300 manuacturers, retailers, distributors and design studios, basedin Canada and beyond, represent a diverse range o industries:

Flos lounge, IDS12

Architects&designers Carpeting&ooring Furniture Homeaccessories Kitchen&bath Lighting

Publications Materials Technology Textiles Wallcoverings Window&door

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Andre Tesolin rom

Metropolitan Hardwood

Floors: We have

participated in many other

tradeshows and havebegun to exhibit solely at

IDS, as it is best at reaching

designers and high

end consumers, our

target market.

Giorgetti/POI booth, IDS09

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Aaron Hoey, USA

Allegra Hicks,UKArne Quinze, BelgiumBarbara Hulanicki, USABen van Berkel,

UNStudio, The NetherlandsBill Sofeld, USABjarke Ingels, BIG, DenmarkBonnie Brooks, CanadaBrad Ford, USABrian Gluckstein, CanadaBrigitte Shim,

Shim-Sutclie Architects, Canada

Bruce Mau, USA

Christiane Lemieux, USAChristophe Delcourt, FranceChristophe Pillet, FranceDakota Jackson, USADouglas Coupland, CanadaEnrique Norten,

TEN Arquitectos, MexicoFabio Novembre, ItalyFernando and Humberto

Campana, BrazilGijs Bakker,

Droog,The Netherlands

Glenn Pushelberg,

Yabu Pushelberg, CanadaHolly Hunt, USAIlkka Suppanen, FinlandJack Lenor Larsen, USAJaime Hayon, SpainJames Irvine, ItalyJean-Marie Massaud, FranceJerszy Seymour, GermanyJob Smeets, Studio Job, BelgiumJohn Gidding, USAJohn Pawson,UKJoshua Prince-Ramus, REX, USA

Since the very beginning, the InteriorDesign Show main stage has attracted theglobal design worlds most orward-looking,innovative luminaries. On Proessional Trade

Day presented by Miele, the AZURE TradeTalks program invites starchitects and designprovocateurs rom Europe, South America,Asia and other locales to oer exclusiveindustry advice to proessional attendees.At the weekend speaker series, Globe StyleSaturdayandHouse&HomeSunday,thedesign-savvy public ocks to the stage

or insider design advice and exclusive DIYideas rom TV celebrities, stylists anddcor specialists.

Oki Sato

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Julien De Smedt, Denmark

Jrgen Mayer H., GermanyKarim Rashid, USALynda Reeves, CanadaMarcel Wanders, The NetherlandsMarilyn Denis, CanadaMark Challen, CanadaMartha Schwartz, USAMatali Crasset, FranceMichael Gabellini,

Gabellini Sheppard Associates, USAMichael Young,HongKongNigel Coates,UK

Nipa Doshi,DoshiLevien,UK

Oki Sato, nendo, JapanPaola Antonelli, USAPatricia Urquiola, ItalyPhilippe Malouin,UKPiero Lissoni, ItalyRenny Ramakers,

Droog, The NetherlandsRichard Schultz, USASarah Richardson, CanadaStephen and Michael Maharam, USASuzanne Dimma, CanadaThom Mayne, Morphosis, USA

Thomas Sandell, Sweden

Tom Dixon,UKTommy Smythe, CanadaWilliam Yeoward,UKWinka Dubbeldam,

Archi-tectonics, USAWiny Maas,

MVRDV, The NetherlandsYves Bhar, USA

Matali Crasset

Jaime Hayon

Fabio Novembre

Nipa Doshi

Job Smeets

Jean-Marie Massaud

KarimRashid

Tom Dixon

Bjarke Ingels

Jrgen Mayer H.

Jrgen Mayer H.: Toronto isgoing through tremendous

growth in project development

and there is so much potential in

its design and architecture.

Im interested in what the uture

has in store or the city.

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Jerszy Seymour, Philippe Malouin, Jrgen Mayer H.

Christie Smythe, Sarah Richardson, Tommy Smythe,

Gary Sarantopoulos, Brian Gluckstein

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Theres never been an event quite like the Interior Design Show openingnight party, where 5,500 industry leaders, cultural acionados anddesign celebrities kick o the IDS weekend right on the exhibition showoor. The Party is the place or local practitioners to rub shoulders with

international stars.

Randi Bergman rom

Fashion Magazine:

There is nothing like a

blowout art party to get the

whos who o Torontosdesign scene out o the

house despite rigid temps

[this years] kick-o or

the Interior Design Show

certainly was that.

MrtenClaesson,EeroKoivisto,OlaRune

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With its nger on the pulseand a keen eye or the latestglobal design trends, theInterior Design Show presentsorward-looking exhibits thatoer insight into what to expectin the coming year. These shows-within-a-show put a spotlighton the next generation o designand highlight new innovationsrom around the world.

Portico prototype by Carmen Yatsco, IDS10

Barry Chong rom TORO

Magazine: Canadians

oen orget that aesthetic

excellence is integral in

shaping Canadas evolving

identity. IDS does a hugeservice to the young

Canadians currently designing

the countrys uture.

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Features include:

Studio Norths celebrated

annual showcase o

one-os and bespoke

lines by 60 Canadian and

international emerging

designers.

Prototypes curated

selection o exciting new

works, not currently in

production, by independent

designers.

Creative Classs spotlight

on work rom top design

schools around the country,

including George Brown

College, Seneca College

and University o Calgary.

designboom mart

Torontos bazaar o

200-plus jewellery, lighting

and urniture items by

emerging talents rom

across the globe.

Modern Kids inspired

vignettes o contemporary

childrens urniture and

accessories or nurseries,

playrooms and bedrooms.

ONEXONEs annual charity

auction o iconic urniture

items re-designed by

ashion, product, interior

and graphic designers.

designboom mart Toronto, IDS13

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Each year, IDS invites innovative designers and architects rom everycontinent to create never-beore-seen installations and immersiveenvironments right on the show oor. Collaborations and provocativeconcepts challenge attendees to change the way they interact with

space and design. Installations include:

Entrance exhibits by such

practitioners as Chicago

artist Willy Chyr and

Toronto architecture studio

RAW design that entice

visitors onto the show oor.

Concept spaces by

Heather Dubbedlam,

BruceMauDesign,Karim

Rashid and other studios

that re-think traditional

environments like homes

and workspaces.

Lounge spaces by the

shows International Guest

o Honour that spotlight

the work o global stars,

including Piero Lissoni o

Italy and Japanese designer

Oki Sato.

BY_Lissoni Lounge by Piero Lissoni, IDS12

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CR=_ATE: The Pop Up Oce concept space by DUBBELDAM Architecture + Design, IDS13

Templar Lake on the Mountain by rhed Built by Poliorm, IDS11

Photo:ShaiGil

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Roll&HilllightingattheRollingHillsconceptspacebyMinistryoftheInterior,IDS10

Alain Courchesne rom

Igloodgn: IDS is the bestshow o its kind in Canada

- i youre going to do one

show this year, this is the

show you want to go to.

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Moooi/KlausbyNienkamperbooth,IDS10

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DesignIconsexhibitpresentedbyKia,IDS13

IKEAbooth,IDS13

Madeleine Lwenborg-Frick

rom IKEA: Our participation

in IDS guarantees that we are

reaching the most importantinuencers in the Canadian

design community we know

that everyone we want to

reach will be in attendance.

Photo:MichaelGraydon

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Sponsors are more than just logos on a poster. Theyre an integralcomponent o the Interior Design Shows global approach. These industryleaders many o which have been with the show or over a decade collaborate with innovative designers and practitioners to create inspired

lounge spaces and exciting show oor events that showcase their brandswhile interacting with the design community. The show also works withtrade commissions to bring the design worlds international superstars andcutting-edge product launches to the show oor.

Previous sponsors include: Previous commissions include:

Audi

AZURE

Dekla

TheGlobeandMail

IKEAKia

KRUPS

Miele

NationalBank

PARAPaints

RADO

ScavoliniS.p.A.Swarovski

TourismToronto

BritishConsulate-General,

UKTrade&Investment

BureauduQuebec

CityofToronto

Consulatgeneralde France

ItalianCulturalInstitute,

Consulate General o Italy

RoyalNorwegian

Consulate General

Dutch Consulate booth, IDS08

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Proessional Trade Day presented by Miele, IDS13

Karen von Hahn rom the

Toronto Star: The show

is a very important orum

or design, or hearing rom

the top creative minds rom

around the world and or

discovering up and coming

Canadian talent.

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With 12,000 trade attendees

each year, the Interior

Design Show is the venue

or reaching Canadas

top architects, designers,

buyers, manuacturers and

developers. Because88% o the shows Canadian

trade attendees dont travel

to international design airs,

the Interior Design Show

provides a total design

resource or proessionals

to tap into new products,

developments and contactsor the coming year.

The Proessional Trade

Day is reserved exclusively

or members o the

design trade. Specialized

programming, international

speakers, and seminars

make this an essential yearlyevent or proessionals

rom around the world. It

is an invaluable opportunity

or brands to connect

with the decision makers

that are shaping the

design economy in Canada

and abroad.

47%architects,interior designersand industrialdesigners

7%retailersand buyers

8%manuacturersand distributors

7%buildersand developers

11%merchandisersand stylists

Attendees rom

33countries romaround the world

89%are working on aproject and arelooking to purchaseat the show

New

$160millionwill be spent onprojects this year

88%are decisionmakers

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EntranceVideoTowerby64thandQueen,IDS11

Willy Chyr: Its not

oen that you nd so many

people passionate about

art and design under one

roo. The show was a great

opportunity to share mywork and gain inspiration

rom others.

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As Luck Would Have It installation by Willy Chyr, IDS13

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Toronto has the astest-growing condo market in North America, withover 170 developers in the Greater Toronto Area alone. It is a city odesign-savvy, afuent homeowners looking to urnish their spaces withthe latest in modern design. Each year, thousands o consumers rom

Toronto and beyond attend the Interior Design Show as their go-to designprimer or the year to nd new brands and products or their homes.

47%aged between35-54 years (primepurchasing age)

52%attend the showto sourcenew products

61%emale

39%male

33,000attendees

16,500 attendeesearn between

100K

500K/yr

26,400homeowners

8,600 attendeesearn between

500K

1M/yr

$158millionwill be spent onprojects this year

New

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What Makes You Wealthy? concept space by Bruce Mau Design, IDS04

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Hundreds o media outlets romCanada, the US and Europe attendthe Interior Design Show to reporton the newest design trends and

innovations being developed inCanada and beyond. IDSs tirelessPR team is constantly expandingits media coverage, developingrelationships with new sourcesand regions every year.

SwarovskiCrystalClearexhibit,chandelierbyPowell&Bonnell,IDS09

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435Media attendees

953Media hits

Online

Television

Magazines

Newspapers

AZURE

CanadianInteriors

Dwell

FastCompany

Frame

House

& Home

Metropolis

ApartmentTherapy

designboom

BizBashMoCo Loco

The NewYork Times

NationalPost

The Globeand Mail

OttawaCitizen

TorontoStar

eTalk

blogTO

MarilynDenis Show

BreakastTelevision

166millionMedia impressions

Designlines

Rogers

La Presse

Cityline

Monocle

NowMagazine

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The Interior Design Show is more than just a weekend each year. Its amulti-dimensional brand that is constantly engaging with the globaldesign scene. Through social media initiatives, IDS connects withthe design communities, schools, studios and organizations around the

world that are changing the ace o design.

Instagramollowers:

2,400+

Website:

140,000+unique visitors annually

Facebooklikes:

10,700+

Qualifede-newslettersubscribers:

34,000+

YouTubeviews:

85,300+

Twitterollowers:

20,500+

InteriorDesignShow.com

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MCLV Lounge by the Design Agency, presented by Molson Canadian and Evoke Luxury Vinyl, IDS13

Missoni Home booth, IDS09

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Tensegrity Lights by Michal Maciej Bartosik at Studio North, IDS12

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Prototype exhibit, IDS13Rachel Gotlieb rom

the Gardiner Museum:

Studio North is the most

important platorm in the

country or networking with

the proessional design

community, design savvy

consumers and the media

all under one roo.

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The Interior Design Shows participants are an integral component othe shows commitment to innovative ideas and resh design concepts.IDS oers a variety o options or its exhibitors and sponsors.

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Main Exhibit FloorSpace is raw and availableby the square oot at $35CDN/square oot, plusHST. This is approximately$34 USD/square ootor 2,530 Euros/ninesquare metres.*

Studio North exhibit eeis $1,075 CDN/fve-by-fve-oot space and$2,450/fve-by-10-ootspace, plus HST. All StudioNorth spaces includehard wall, ooring andvinyl signage.

Prototype exhibitee is $475/one item,plus HST. SelectedPrototype works areexhibited togetherin a group display ona platorm.

$sq. .

Participation in Studio North and Prototype includes the opportunity tohave your work reviewed by a panel o international design leaders likeTomDixon,EeroKoivisto,ArneQuinzeandPatriciaUrquiola,among others, as well as editors rom top design publications around the world.

Jury dates take place in April, August and October.

Exhibitor OpportunitiesA wide range o rate options and turnkey booth packages are availableto exhibitors. The Metro Toronto Convention Centre oers competitiveset-up and build-out costs. Options include:

Modern Kid exhibitee is $4,995 CDN/10-by-10-oot space and$9,500/20-by-10-ootspace, plus HST. AllModern Kid spacesinclude hard wall, carpetand vinyl signage.


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Sponsorship OpportunitiesThe Interior Design Showcustom-tailors its sponsorships tomeet individual marketing needs.Its packages are totallyunique and highly sought-aer.

Previous sponsorship programs include:

Collaborationswithlocaldesignerson

one-o-a-kind lounge spaces

Trend-focusedexhibitsthatignite

the community

Innovativeproductinitiativesintegrated

right onto the show oor

The Design Lodge by stylegarage and Gus*, IDS13

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Fontana Arte pendants at the eliile booth, IDS13

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Limited space andopportunities are available

Phone 416 599 3222Fax 416 927 0862

[email protected]

Judy MerryVice President, Inorma Canada [email protected]

Sales and sponsorship:

Karen T. KangSenior Manager, Accounts &Strategic Partnerships

416 960 [email protected]

Lisa BarnesAccount Manager416 960 [email protected]

Inorma Canada Inc.10 Alcorn Avenue, Suite 100Toronto, Ontario M4V 3A9

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Andrea Kordos rom

blackLAB architects:

IDS gave us the opportunity

to showcase our work

and develop credibility in

the design community.We appreciate that IDS is

moving toward becoming

more o a design air than

a trade show.

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ColourSPACE pencil crayon wall by blackLAB architects, IDS13


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