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Information on the textile trade show "Early Bird" held in Hamburg, Germany in February 2013 is presented. The trade show presents color and design trends for wrapping papers, clothing, and interior design. Other topics mentioned in this article include bright colors, retro design, and ornamented wallpaper.

The article discusses the overall situation of the German wallpaper industry and a ranking of customer favorite companies according to a market survey by the magazine. The most popular German wall paper manufactures were Rasch, Marburger Tapetenfabrik, and A.S. Création. Other topics mentioned were a geographical difference between West and East Germany, as shown in the survey, the German company Ambiente, and an overall positive trend for the German wallpaper industry.

The article presents on "Wandliebe- Der Tapeteladen," a wall decoration establishment owned by Marianne and Heiner Stumpf in Celle, Germany as well as discusses wall paper as an art from. Topics discussed include wall paper collages, wall paper tapestries, interior design principles, wall paper exhibitions, and more. A short interview is inset where Marianne Stumpf discusses the business value of being a member of an association in her industry, Decor Union.

The article discusses new paintable wall coverings being produced by German wallpaper companies today. Topics discussed include the changes that paintable wall coverings will crate in the designer wall paper industry, the economic and time-saving benefits designers will reap from the new product and the individuality this will allow designers. INSET: DTI: Strukturtapeten liegen im Trend.

The article offers a report from the Comfortex 2013 textile industry trade show in Leipzig, Germany. Information is provided on the attendance of the trade show, the absence of companies at the show including the Schlau-Gruppe and the Steffel-Gruppe is examined, and exhibitions of wallpaper at the trade show are described.

The article offers a report from the Euroshop commercial interior decorating trade show on February 16-20, 2014 in Düsseldorf, Germany. Topics of presentations given included the importance of proper design at the point of sale in promoting sales in retail stores, information is provided on paints from the Caparol company, and the availability of digital simulations of wallpapers from the A.S. Création wallpaper is discussed.

The article discusses the performance of the German wallpaper industry and presents recent trends in the design of wallpapers. The author analyzes the merchandising of wallpapers with special attention to e-commerce. Other topics mentioned in this article include German textile trade shows, distribution of the wallpapers, and advertising with the help of well know figures including German host Dieter Bohlen, skier Rosi Mittermeier, and designer Barbara Becker.

The article discusses the positive revenue performance in the first half of 2010 by wall paper and coverings producer, A.S. Création. A closer look reveals that Eastern European market is performing poorly, while the German market experienced a sharp turnover gain of 8.6%. Good performance in the second half of 2010 is not guaranteed as it depends on consumer climate, energy markets, raw materials prices, and other factors.

The article discusses the ranking of German wallpaper suppliers according to a survey by specialized dealers. Charts discussing the ranking based on points, grades and criteria are represented. The highest ranking received the companies A.S. Création, Rasch, and Marburger. Other topics mentioned were price-performance ratio of wallpapers, customer service, and new trends and collections in the German wallpaper industry.

The article discusses the phenomenon of growth in demand for product and design licenses in the field of textile. Thus, the article claims that this phenomenon is especially noticeable in the German textile market where more and more tappet producers make use of the reputation of well known fashion corporations, journals, and artists in order to promote sales of their products.

The article presents an interview with Dieter Buhmann of German wallpaper manufacturer Marburg. Topics discussed in the article include the quick-paced product life cycle from preliminary designs until reaching the end consumer, industry response to dramatically rising raw materials costs, and financial and organizational data of Marburg.

The article discusses trends in wall decoration looking specifically at the showroom retailer "Tapetenwechsel," and a reception it had for the German wallpaper institute and press representatives called "Trend-Table," in Hamburg Germany. Other topics discussed include interior designer Gerhard Osteried, interior design, and the wallpaper creation process.

The article discusses current trends in the wallpaper industry, among them the mix-mash color variation trend. Topics mentioned include the growing popularity of mix-mash wall coloring in German interior design circles, and assesses a number of wallpaper collections from AS Creation, Rasch and others.

News briefs pertaining to the wallpaper industry are presented. The departure of the A.S. Création wallpaper company from the Verband der Deutschen Tapetenindustrie wallpaper industry trade association of Germany is announced and positive business forecasts for the corporate profits of A. S. Création in 2013 are abandoned.

The article discusses the interior design and decoration of office spaces in Germany with special attention to the room's acoustic and prevention of noise pollution, as well as floor coverings and wallpapers. Other topics mentioned in this article include the health aspects of the workplace, room temperature, and sun-protective draperies and shutters.

The article presents a profile on the German wall coverings and paint company Erfurt and discusses the company's history, philosophy, and technical innovations. Other topics mentioned in this article include the company's officials Martin Erfurt and Axel Kufuß, wallpaper design, and the German trade shows "Farbe - Ausbau und Fassade".

An interview with Karsten Brandt and Ullrich Eitel, officials of the Verband der Deutschen Tapetenindustry (VDT), the German wallpaper society, is presented. The main focus of the interview was the German wallpaper industry and its connection to antitrust investigations. Other topics mentioned in this article include management of German societies, wallpaper labeling, and marketing as well as advertising of wallpapers.

The article discusses wallpapering options for young people moving into and decorating their first home. According to a study by the Deutsche Tapeten-Institut (the German Wallpaper Institute), wallpaper is particularly significant at this stage of life. Topics include trends and products from German wallpaper producers P+S International, Rasch, and Erismann.

The article discusses the third "Trend-Table Tapete," a trade show for wallpaper that was held at the Wallpaper Institute in Hamburg, Germany. In particular is discussed the exhibition of Rasch Textil, which was made by color specialist Professor Alex Venn, designer Lars Contzen, and creative director Sigrid Frommberger.

The article presents a review of the company Wulff from Lotte, Germany. The latter is a producer of wallpapers as well as other wall coating materials. The company was founded in 1890 a factory for the production of coals. in 1946 a new chapter started for the company, which started to concentrate its work on the production of flooring materials and wallpapers.

The article discusses the family-run wallpaper manufacturer in the village of Sontra, Germany, Bocksberger Fachmarkt that won the BTH Heimtex award for retailer of the year in the category of exemplary employee training. Topics discussed include the interests of the owners of Bocksberger Fachmarkt to fully train their employees and associates.

The article discusses a renaissance in the wallpaper industry in Germany and how the industry has been responding to public interest and wishes. Topics mentioned include an industry gathering sponsored by the German wallpaper industry institute Deutsche Tapeten-Institut in the Hamburger Showroom gallery in Hamburg, Germany, where experts and businessmen from different fields discussed and were educated on the new trends.

The article offers a report from the Weigel Hausmesse 2014 interior decoration trade show in Cloppenburg, Germany operated by the Weigel building materials company of Germany. Information is provided on the number of attendees at the show and the assortment of wallpapers, flooring, and paints exhibited is discussed.

The article discusses the effect of the internet on the wallpaper industry in Germany according to German business executives of the German wallpaper company Marburger, Ullrich Eitel and Dieter Buhmann. Information on marketing strategies, German competition laws, and a preview on the wallpaper industry in 15 years is presented.

The article presents statistics regarding sales and business revenues, wages and salaries, and taxes in the home furnishings and building materials industries in Germany in 2011, as well as sales trends for the period from January to May 2013. Sales categories covered include wallpapers, floor coverings, and paints.

The article presents an article and chart from the Bundesverband Farben- und Tapetenhandel (Federal Paint and Wallpaper Society, BFT) on the concentration of the retailers selling paint and wall coverings in Germany. Statistics on the decrease in the number of German resellers of these products are provided, their profits, and their sales volumes.

Information on a trade show for paint titled "Farbe und mehr" held in Sindelfingen, Germany in 2013. The main focus of this trade show was recent trends in the design of wallpapers, paint, and interior decoration. Other topics mentioned in this article include the German company Tapofix, the German company Caparol, and logistics.

The article announces the growth of the wallpaper industry in Germany, which is due mainly to exports.

The article discusses a showroom for wallpaper at company Rasch in Germany.

The article discusses the twenty-first Comfortex trade fair in Leipzig, Germany, which took place September 1-3, 2012. The trade show featured textiles, window shades, wallpaper, and other home decoration and furnishing products. Exhibitors included A.S. Création, Texdecor, and Erismann. New materials, designs, and colors were presented.

The article discusses sales figures from a number of companies selling parquet floor and laminate. Surtecto-Gruppe's sales increased by 5% in 2011 to 408.2 million Euro, while EBITDA had sales of only 56.1 million Euro compared with the previous year's 62.5 million Euro. The Decor Paper manufacturer Impress has closed their Berlin, Germany, plant and opened factories in Russia and South America.

The article discusses the new marketing concept of the German wallpaper company Rasch introduced by the head of marketing Ulrike Feierabend-Hoffmeier. The author discusses the influence of the information and new media era on wallpaper design companies and their marketing. Other topics mentioned were shopper marketing, product quality as reason for the purchase, and the risk of the license market.

The article reviews wallpaper collections, including the collection "Urban Spirit", "Vertiko", and "Rollover-Fashion", by the German wallpaper supplier Erismann located in Breisach, Germany.

The article discusses the retro trend in wallpaper design according to a study by the German wallpaper institute (Deutsche Tapeten-Institut DTI).

A list of November birthdays of German people in the textile, flooring, and wall paper industry is presented.

The article discusses German distributor Pro Ambiente will now offer wall- paper and coverings from Belgian company Tissage Mahieu.

The article discusses the interior design company Erfurt & Sohn's digital wallpaper. It describes the company's technique of printing photos on wallpaper. Also mentioned are the company's ink using technique, and their exhibition of wallpaper art in Wedemark, Germany from 15. August until 19. September 2010/