With 4,451 exhibitors from 92 countries showcasing products at Ambiente last week,GiftsandHome.net reveals some of the photo highlights from the show. The exhibition featured three key sections – Dining, Giving and Living – with India taking a starring role as the show’s eighth partner country.
Above: British design company Tom Dixon made its debut at Ambiente. Shown are the company’s new home fragrancing and bath and body products.
Above: Burleigh’s mug tree was an eye-catching feature.
Above: Spotted in the Trends area, T&G’s Ocean range was featured in the Joy Filled Ambience sector, one of four trends highlighted for 2019.
Above: Celebrating their 175th anniversary at the show was Kahla, which prides itself on its porcelain tableware. A demonstrator explains to a visitor how the products are made.
Above: A skilled craftswoman showed off her talents on the Villeroy & Boch stand.
Above: Interior plants are continuing to be a big trend for 2019.
Above: Some of the Indian handcrafted products that could be seen in the Hand Make sector, demonstrating the importance of craftsmanship for India today.
Above: A skilled artisan holds up a ‘welcome’ mat.
Above: Colourful products, handmade in by refugees, could be found in the Made51 area.
Top: The Giving area at Ambiente, Frankfurt.
