NeoCon 2022, Save the Date!
Design Pool is headed back to Chicago June 13 – 15 for NeoCon 2022. Organizers have announced the theme of this year’s event as: DESIGN MAKES A STATEMENT. Last year we had a blast exhibiting at NeoCon for the first time ever. We introduced Design Pool to the commercial interiors market, launched The Cryptology Collection, and won two awards from prestigious national publications. Plus, we got to meet lots of new people and explore beautiful Chicago.
What exactly is NeoCon 2022?
NeoCon, the world’s leading platform and most important event for the commercial interiors industry, returns June 13-15, 2022, at theMART in Chicago. Since launching in 1969, NeoCon has served as the annual gathering place for the commercial design world’s manufacturers, dealers, architects, designers, end-users, design organizations and media. The three-day in-person event showcases game-changing products and services from both leading companies and emerging talent—providing unparalleled access to the latest and most innovative solutions. A robust educational program of keynote presentations and CEU sessions offers world-class expertise and insight about today’s most relevant topics as well as the future of commercial design.
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Until June, our team is busy designing our booth. You will be able to find us on the 7th floor of theMART. We will share all the details of what we have planned as the event gets closer. Until then, be sure you’re following us on social media to stay up to date. If you’re planning to attend, visit the NeoCon website for details so you can get to work making travel plans. And then let us know! We would love to see you in person in Chicago.
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Kristin Crane has designed jacquard designs for the home furnishing and residential jobber market for many years, with mills in the US and in China. She writes about pattern and design trends for Design Pool from her home in Providence, Rhode Island. When not writing about fabric, she can be found weaving on her Macomber loom, standing over a vat of indigo dye or hiking along the Rhode Island coast.
