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Celebrating Design. The region’s largest interior design event, now part of Middle East Design & Hospitality Week, consists of seven shows joining forces to connect 50,000+ architects, interior designers, retailers and procurement professionals with interior furniture and furnishings suppliers.
The Shape of Things to Come. This year’s theme explores how different environments are using asymmetry, typography, geometric shapes and 3D patterns to create unique and inspirational spaces.
Don't miss out. Register today for free to get access to insightful and informative talks and seminars. Explore, look, feel and enjoy access to thousands of unique and international products. Purchase directly at the show or order in bulk for your upcoming project. Get access to seven shows as part of Middle East Design & Hospitality Week, consisting of INDEX, Workspace, FIM, Surface, The Hotel Show and The Leisure Show.
INDEX is comprised of 8 market-leading sectors. They have been carefully selected to make it as easy as possible for architecture, design and fit out professionals to see, touch, test and specify the products they need. To find out about stand options, sponsorship opportunities and prices request a callback here.
6 days, 68,000 visitors, 16 vaults and 17 immersive design installations…
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INDEX is one of those shows that helps keep you up-to-date with 'current happenings' in the world of interiors. It's simply a must attend event.
I find INDEX opens my eyes to innovative ideas I can actually incorporate into my projects to give me a competitive edge. Living abroad, it's not often I get to network with such high calibre professionals shaping the future of the Middle East's design industry - truly inspiring. It was also a great opportunity to source products for a few of my current projects. I loved the overall experience and the team and I are eagerly awaiting INDEX 2019.
INDEX was very insightful. The show provides a great opportunity for people in the industry to network and to collaborate.
INDEX has always been a great platform for architects to get up-to-date details on the latest local and international architectural solutions.
I attended INDEX with the hope that I would find new suppliers and innovative products. I wasn’t disappointed at all. I now have new rug suppliers from Istanbul and from India, new products from Sweden and new wallpaper suppliers to name but a few!
This was my first visit to INDEX and it was indeed a great experience. I've been working in our company for almost four years and this kind of event really helps us with sourcing products from outside the U.A.E.
It’s where I discover new trends. I need to come every year to check what are the latest products and I believe it is the best place to get the latest products…… I believe it’s the right place to visit to get new ideas.
I attend INDEX to get in touch with the market, find out about the latest trends and source new products.
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