Use our Search Facility to browse our members.....         Use our Search Facility to find your nearest retailer.....               www.interiorsbirmingham.com/index.shtml If you’re in Lighting, you simply can’t afford to miss Interiors Birmingham. Superbly located at the NEC, we bring together more exhibitors than any other UK show. So, whether you specialise in traditional or modern lighting, there’s no better way to boost your business by sourcing stunning products, spotting the latest trends and new products. Featuring the very best in interiors from lighting and furniture to soft furnishings and accessories, Interiors Birmingham 2010 is the ultimate one-stop shop for the sourcing needs of retailers, interior designers, architects and contract buyers. Here are just some of the exciting features that make a visit essential for all involved in the lighting industry. We have spent the last few months investigating a number of options for the Lighting Show. Following a poll of exhibiting members and past exhibitors and ongoing discussions with UBM Live, organisers of Interiors Birmingham I am delighted to announce that the show will now move to Hall 3 at the NEC alongside the Interiors Show. This new move sees Lighting transfer to a prime location alongside Furnishing Accessories, Soft and Furniture. Lighting will also benefit from a wealth of new business opportunities from retailers who traditionally only visit other areas of the event. In addition to the improved location we have negotiated some significant cost benefits to exhibitors and UBM Live will be in touch in the next few weeks to outline their proposals. Having investigated so many options we are confident that the agreement offers the best business opportunities at the best value for members and the Lighting Association is delighted to recommend the show. To enquire directly with the organisers the contact is Sunny Patel: direct line 0207 921 8415 and e-mail: sunny.patel@ubm.com     Keyword         Email/Username Password         Forgotten your Password?