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Mix magazine is far more than just a design magazine; this quarterly publication is inspired by the Japanese idea of Mooks (magazine books). The colourful layouts and incisive editorial of a magazine are merged with the detail and quality of a book, creating a long lasting and invaluable publication for anyone within the design industry.
The magazine offers the reader 130 pages of information on design, colour trends, materials, fabric trends, exhibitions, technology, contract and industry news, up to one year ahead of season. It is published four times a year; in March, June, August and December.
Readers Profile:
Mix is a working tool for those professionals who need to keep up to date with trends in colours, products and materials. Readers use this magazine in the work environment, sharing the information with colleagues and friends.
Design: Interior Designers, Architects, Colour Specifiers, Industrial and Product Designers
Buyers: Retailers who source for new brands or need to keep an eye on trends.
Executives & Marketers: Marketing & Communications, PR Companies, Consumer Media, Hotels, Manufactures MDs.
Consumers: Mix readers are also savvy consumers with an exceptional spending power who have a particular interest in the latest news on trends for the interior design sector.
Educational Sectors: Design Schools, Universities and Libraries.
Organisations that support this magazine: BIDA, RIBA, IDSA
Contents:
Observers: Small articles focused on new products & concepts
Stories & Interviews: Hot topics, market analysis and interviews with some of the most prominent designers in the industry
Materials: The latest trends and developments from fabrics and wall treatment sectors, this unique section, coupled with inspirational photography, gives designers a broader view of the future
Exhibitions: A forward look at the most exciting international shows
Industry: News and trends from the contract sector
Trend Information: Key trends in colour forecast one year in advance, applied primarily to residential, architectural, industrial and automotive sectors. This section contains inspirational images and colour palettes
Student Trends: New concepts and ideas compiled by some of the most prestigious design schools from around the world
Things we love: A snapshot of what is currently inspiring by the Mix team
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"As interior designers it is essential that we stay ahead of aesthetic trends and immerse ourselves in visual stimuli. Mix magazine continually inspires our practice in both areas"
Lori Pinkerton - Rolet BIDA, IIDA, Director
Park Grove Design Ltd
Past President - British Interior Design Association
"Mix magazine captures a wide range of design news and gives me access to various design sectors in a concise package."
Lianne Mallett, Colour and Material Design, Vision and Strategy
Nokia Design
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