The official channel of Vladimir Moskalenko, interior design expert. We talk about events in the world of interior design and architecture, show master classes, conduct experiments, and product tests. Furniture, sanitaryware, tiles, kitchens, lighting, wallpaper, and carpets - everything that will decorate your home, in simple language and visually appeling.
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@@VladimirMoskalenkoMedia I did not want to say that I thought the offerings were grotesque and had little to do with good taste much less great design the worst part was everything was so predictably boring and cliche .
Are they furniture designers now turned artists? That’s the question. I think it’s an easier and cheaper business model for high end furniture designers really. Less overhead, less manufacturing costs, etc. Let’s make just one, call it a collectible and charge for the cost of five.. lol. And how is value appreciation measured? Some really excellent work though.
That's a good question! It seems an easier model but the problem is that clients aren't queuing to buy one. A lot of PR activity is needed. As to value appreciation it's usually measured by secondary market demand. The same as with art.
Hello Vladimir, first of all, let me tell you that I'm a big fan of your content :) Now I was wondering if you could help me with some questions, please since this is the first time I will be attending this event (in September 2024). HERE I GO! : 1) How long do you recommend I visit this fair? I know it starts in the morning, but is it worth arriving so early? 2) Are there places to eat inside? 3) Do you know if anything will change with the January version? It should be said that I will be traveling from LATAM so I must make sure of those details, since it is a long and expensive trip. Thank you for your kind help. I appreciate it.!
Hi Natalia, thank you. 1) if it is your first time at the fair I recommend to dedicate at least two days. It's worth coming early because during the day it can be quite busy. I understand that could be difficult for you due to the time difference. 2) There are some places to eat inside cafes, restaurants but they are pretty average and expensive and could be crowded at lunchtime. 3) Slight changes will be for sure but overall layout will stay. Firstly, furniture companies who can't afford participating 2 times a year prefer winter sessions. As to decor it has significant part of Christmas themed pieces. But if you're not visiting every session you won't notice any big difference. The fair will be fully packed as in January
@@VladimirMoskalenkoIntl Hello again Vladimir. Thank you very much for your prompt reply! I'm going to consider the two days of attendance at the fair. About eating something inside, from what I understand, you can leave and enter the fair to have lunch somewhere else, right? If so, what place would you recommend me? Finally, is there another piece of advise would you give me? :) I will be waiting for your response. Have a nice day!
@@nataliacontreraspla2003 you can enter and exit the fair as many times as needed. Unfortunately I don't know nearby places to eat. I never did that Buy tickets to the fair as early as possible. They're getting expensive as the dates come closer. If you need a cloakroom it can be booked online. Sometimes there're queues. Reserve at least a day for showrooms in the City. There's Paris Design Week taking place during M&O. Most of them are on the Left Bank (Rive Gauche). And the last but not least - have fun 😊
@@VladimirMoskalenkoIntl Perfect!!! Thanks again Vladimir for all your help. It was crystal clear and It means a lot to me :) and sure!! I’ll enjoy that experience as much as I can! Specially with your comments! Have a nice week!!! 💕💕💕
Did you see anything resembling a table with a touchscreen tv in it? There's a company with a Kickstarter that people are worried is a scam. Their Facebook said they were there, but they aren't highlighting it on their campaign.
Vladimir, your video is fantastic - indeed! It shows an absolutely boring and random exhibition and I don't´waste any time and money to travel to cologne. Thank you, that you did it instead. ;-)
