Winning fabrics will be on display at the 2019 London Fabric Show, which returns in March. Organised and hosted by the BFM (British Furniture Manufacturers Association), the two day show takes place on Monday 4th and Tuesday 5th March at the Chelsea F.C. stadium at Stamford Bridge in Fulham.

New exhibitors for 2019 include Bill Beaumont Textiles who can trace their history back to the Lancashire fabric mills of the 19th Century. They are now a leading brand in the soft furnishings industry, supplying curtain fabrics, made to measure soft furnishings & wall-coverings. The company is now run by ex England Rugby star Bill Beaumont’s eldest son Daniel, who is the sixth generation of the family to run the company.

Highly regarded Flemish fabric and textile manufacturers from Belgium are among the many regular exhibitors. Beaulieu, Greenstreet and Muvantex are just some of the famous names from Belgium renowned for the quality of their textiles returning to the London Fabric Show in 2019. Their fabrics include jacquards, linens, velvets and chenilles in traditional and modern designs.

Other returning European exhibitors displaying new designs include Arruma Trapos from Portugal, Eurotex from Germany, Imatex from Italy and Boyteks and Turman from Turkey. Between them they will show a variety of natural fibre and mixed texture fabrics in plains, stripes, florals and abstracts in soft and vibrant colours.

Returning exhibitors from the UK include Lancashire based British Velvets. Producing velvets for over 80 years, they are the leading weaver of velvets in the UK and produce over 750 luxury velvets for upholstery and soft furnishings. Art of the Loom are another Lancashire based company who always make a colourful splash with their bright wools, linens and cottons.
Fabric treatments will be on display too, Spanish Inter Fabrics have every kind of fabric treatment covered with their internationally known Aqua Clean brand, as well as producing their own extensive collections of fabrics for a variety of industries including furniture.

Entrance to the London Fabric Show is free and registration for the 2019 event is open at: www.londonfabricshow.uk

welters^® have achieved continuous growth throughout 2018 with numerous major projects in progress taking them well into 2019.  The company also maintains its development programmes with new and innovative products being prepared for market launch, as well as continued improvements to existing component designs and service deliveries.  A recent internal review of welters^® contribution to the Industry over the past 3 decades has brought to light some fascinating documents which the company will be endeavouring to make public in due course.  This includes the introduction and prolific establishment of burial chamber and memorial housings and modular cell constructed mausolea facilities across the UK.  These facilities are now a common service provision and no longer thought of as novel and are a testament to the hard work and visionary creativity of Keith Welters and his dedicated support staff.

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WOW Cemetery Villages are typically based around their Memorial Housing and Mausolea Interment Systems, which are both designs exclusive to welters^®.  This range of systems has been manufactured by the company for over twenty years and is installed in cemeteries and crematoria nationwide.  The style is instantly recognisable as ‘brand welters^®’ and when combined with other WOW architectural components provides the cornerstone trademark look of a classic welters^® Cemetery Village^® scheme.

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welters organisation worldwide are a multifaceted company with a broad spectrum of services and activity covering the Design and Installation of Cemetery Systems including Support Services, Multi Materials Manufacturing, Land and Agricultural Management and Furniture Design.

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As part of welters^® commitment to achieving zero waste working practices, all by-product materials produced in cast stone manufacturing is now being utilised as a structural landscape commodity.

The Landscape Orbs are created using irregular spheroid formations of cast stone, which are cured into solid forms. These are perfect for uses such as bank stabilisation, erosion protection or as naturalised stone features in their own right.

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