The 100% Design South Africa show Decorex Cape Town 2016, a comprehensive showcase of the latest décor and design trends, products and services to kick off on 29 April and runs for four days, until 2 May, at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
The 100% Textiles pavilion is set to be a highlight of the upcoming Decorex Cape Town while the design show will be held in Johannesburg in August. Also forming part of the 100% Textiles pavilion is a selection of fabric and textiles design exhibitors as well as the engaging Makers Hub.
The Cape’s leading décor, design and lifestyle exhibition once again promises to be the destination of choice for those intent on turning house into home as it will provide everything the homeowner needs to renovate, restore, build or decorate a home, Decorex Cape Town will be a one-stop shop for all things house, be it requirements for DIY or decorating, for building or furnishing, for creating a state-of-the-art kitchen or a blissful bathroom.
New to the show will be the Décor & DIY Theatre offering a series of talks and interactive advice-sharing platforms that will arm visitors with a complete arsenal of fresh decorating know-how. The perennially popular 100% Design South Africa will present 100% Textile, an exclusive exhibition showcasing commissioned fabric designs, an interactive maker’s hub, and 100% Talent.
Decorex Cape Town 2016 to have ticket prices, R85 for adults, R75 for trade, pensioners and students and R20 for children.
A trade-focused day will take place on 29 April.
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