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Focuses on the trends at the Ambiente trade fair in Frankfurt, Germany. Emphasis of tabletop manufacturers on color and shape; Launch of the Wonderful World by Villeroy and Boch; Designs dominating the tabletop patterns.

Discusses the effect of changing consumers' preferences and cheap imports on the dinnerware industry. Information on the dinnerware designs sought by tabletop consumers; Problems faced by Villeroy & Boch's tableware division in Germany; Benefits for British company Johnson Brothers of outsourcing the manufacturing of its earthenware products to China.

Information about several products displayed at the Ambiente trade fair in Frankfurt am Main, Germany from February 12-16, 2010 is presented. It states that some of the exhibitions include table, kitchen and homewares products. It notes that the trade show was participated by 4,504 exhibitors worldwide including Villeroy and Boch AG, McPherson's Consumer Products and the Association of the Ceramic Industry.

Reports on the Ambiente tabletop trade show held on February 19 to 22, 2004 in Frankfurt, Germany. Reasons for the decision of Bloomingdale's to exhibit its products in the show; Competition of Ambiente with Maison & Objet show in Paris; Topics discussed during the show.

The article offers information on the Ambiente fair in home furnishings, which was scheduled on February 13-17 at the Frankfurt commercial center in Germany. It notes that the fair show is organized by Messe Frankfurt, in which new products are expected to meet both high design standards and practical expectations. It highlights samples of tabletop products including the flatware design of knife from Studion Willliam, and Frigoverre Fun glass storageware from Bormioli Rocco.

Reports on the 2004 Ambiente tabletop show in Frankfurt, Germany. Trend in colors of housewares; Benefits of the change in the layout of the exhibition; Cookware exhibited by Lodge Manufacturing.

The article focuses on the trends at the Ambiente tabletop and housewares show in Frankfurt, Germany in 2007. Unold's Flying Raclette gets futuristic and includes six heating units that are individually adjustable. Working with Smart Car, Kahla introduced porcelain products in the colorways Pleat Red and Jack Black.

Deals with housewares tabletop presented at the Ambiente fair in Frankfurt, Germany in 2004. Manufacturers who showed housewares products at the fair; Expectation on the products of Maison & Objet; Presence of Irv Zakheim, president and CEO of Zak Designs, at the fair.

Reports on the 1997 Ambiente exhibition in England. Preview of tabletop linens and assorted tableware; Participation of retailers from the tableware industry.