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Handmade, unique and multipurpose: today's consumer has high expectations of products. How can you, as an importer, retailer or brand, offer people what they want? The Craftscurator Trend Guide 2014 is a practical workbook that offers insights... More

At Salone Milan

Craftscurator is happy to see a comeback of the refined, the decorated in design. The fascination of designers... More

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At Milan Design Week

Designers are taking recycling to a next level. Good to see they are exploring new ways to merge materials and... More

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Lidewij Edelkoort’s Trends for Summer 2014

'Have nothing in your house that is not beautiful or useful'. With this quote by Oscar Wilde Lidewij Edelkoort kicked off her presentation. This is exactly what fascinates consumers and designers at the moment. They are trying to find a... More

At Salone del Mobile

Back to basics; designers are looking for the core of a product. By experimenting with new and sustainable raw... More

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Milan 2013 Updates

Craftscurator is proud to be a contributing writer for the world's leading blog on sustainable design and... More

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7 clichés about crafts unraveled

'Handmade is hip and happening' the magazine covers are screaming. Being a admirer of handmade design, Craftscurator would have to agree. However, she does not feel comfortable with this one-liner; it is as if handmade is only a fad,... More

On the road to sustainability

Green, social, organic or fair; sustainability has been a buzz word in the last couple of years. Consumers, importers, designers are eager to buy, sell and create products that take ecological and social aspects into account. Craftsmen and... More

Spring 2013

Get ready for a new season. Craftscurator's selection of the best trade fairs and design events worldwide.... More

Made in Morocco

Remember how Craftscurator 'killed her darlings' and cut up her precious textiles? The women of the... More