Exhibitors will host visitors across 15 locations
This month sees focus turn to Long Eaton as Spring Long Point returns from 11-13
May, taking place across a network of 15 showroom locations, 14 of which of are in
or within close proximity to the Derbyshire town.
The event will see 30 exhibitors unveil a wide spectrum of creative designs, demonstrating the strength and diversity of British furniture.
Among the Long Eaton Guild members, Artistic Upholstery will introduce its Mythos showwood collection, made fully in-house, while sister company Iain James Furniture
– the only UK cabinet manufacturer on show – will be showcasing new occasional
furniture alongside, including a striking media unit in Burr Oak.
David Gundry Fine Furniture will present its award-winning high-end collections, reinforcing the enduring appeal of reinforcing the enduring appeal of British craftsmanship at the premium end of the market. Gascoigne Designs will highlight a diverse range of luxury furnishings, from opulent Italian hand-carved showwood
designs to traditional pieces, alongside a bespoke service.
Luxury upholstery remains a defining theme. This year, Duresta, G Plan and Parker
Knoll will be showcasing their latest collections together, from the Parker Knoll headquarters in Sutton-in-Ashfield.
Siren Furniture will present recently introduced designs alongside some of its
most-established models. The newest additions draw inspiration from Ireland,
where landscape and heritage inform soft forms, relaxed comfort and a grounded character: bringing warmth and individuality to contemporary upholstery.
The Prestige and Ashley Manor collections will be among those on show from
Buoyant Upholstery, while Meridian Upholstery will introduce two models
developed specifically for the show.
Tamarisk will showcase its newest bench-made upholstered furniture, including enhanced seat interiors designed to deliver increased comfort and support.
Cabinet and dining furniture also feature strongly. Hartmann Möbel introduces the
Vala and Audra collections, combining solid wood craftsmanship with contemporary finishes, while Wiemann brings new bedroom ranges including the Macao VIP series, incorporating integrated lighting and architectural detailing. Carlton &Vintage continues
to evolve its distinctive continues to evolve its distinctive patchwork aesthetic with the Toffee Patchwork range, while Michael Tyler Furniture marks its 50th anniversary with new models and fabrics.
The show also has new exhibitors: Paulus & Brown, specialising in handcrafted
furniture for bespoke, retail and contract projects; Bradbery & Cooke, showcasing handcrafted furniture blending traditional methods with contemporary design;
Covercraft, unveiling a new showroom concept focused on versatile upholstery
solutions and Wallace & Howe, highlighting Long Eaton made upholstery combining traditional British craftsmanship with contemporary design, including the Steed Upholstery and Peter Guild brands.
Among the returning exhibitors, Bluebone will present a characterful mix of furniture
and accessories, including reclaimed teak dining tables, statement room dividers
and oversized coffee tables, alongside new additions such as Hardwick oak dining
and Lille cabinetry in smoked oak and rattan. Abode will build on the success of
Placid and Lille bedroom, with the introduction of Lille living and dining, supported
by upholstery and accessories. Violino will unveil a fully refreshed showroom concept, with every sofa group new for the exhibition. The collection spans a wide range of
UK-focused designs across static and power models, complemented by new fabrics
and leathers.
At The Helm and Hydeline will bring together signature At The Helm styles – from
classic chesterfields to relaxed classic chesterfields to relaxed contemporary forms
– with a stock-led programme designed for quick delivery and Hydeline’s upholstery across a wide choice of leathers and fabrics.
