The Manchester Furniture Show returns this summer, marking an end to a five-year absence. This time the event will take place over two days, giving retailers scope to combine sourcing with the friendly and relaxed atmosphere the show was known for.
‘Attending the Manchester Furniture Show is a no-brainer. For retailers, buying decisions are a year-round affair, and MFS provides a golden opportunity to stay ahead of the curve,’ says Jeff Hughes, Housing Units director.
The show isn’t just about sourcing: it’s about making connections. Attend the Summer Solstice Show Party for drinks, music and camaraderie. Then join the Women in Furniture Network Brunch where Melinda Whittington, La-Z-Boy president and ceo will share her insights.
New for this year is the Spritz Bar – a relaxed setting for virtual sales and meaningful interactions.
Lebus had great success at January Furniture Show, with the launch of several new models including Megan, Melrose, Jameson and Petra. The reaction to these models, as well as a range of recliners, will see it take part at Manchester Furniture Show.
The models set for debut have been inspired by the latest trends seen in Milan and new fabric creations at Proposte. Lebus has long been recognised for manufacturing commercial designs at competitive prices at its purpose-built factory.
