BDNY 2016 Wrap-Up

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BDNY 2016 has come and gone!

The show brings interior designers, architects, purchasing agents and hospitality owners/developers together with manufacturers and marketers of high-caliber design elements for hospitality interiors. 

 This year, the show expanded to 100,000 square feet of exhibit space housing more than 600 exhibitors. 

 It was the biggest show to date!

We had an amazing spot at the show, a full island booth right by the main entrance. Thank you for all those who came to visit us and show your support. We had a great time showing off our newest products and already can not wait for BDNY 2017!

We partnered with LTM Textile Resources again this year, they handled the fabric textiles while we handles the coated fabrics. We make a great team together.

In case your not familiar with them, one of the main things we are known for at BDNY is handing out these adorable hippos from LTM who sit comfortably in our vinyl handbags that we do specifically for this show every year. These are always a hit! Some people have been going to BDNY for years now and have collected each years unique hippo and handbag. Hopefully you had a chance to snag one before they were gone!


Of course, we got to explore this amazing and beautiful city while we were here. Always a good time!












For more information on Enduratex and our products visit: http://www.enduratex.com/

For more information on BDNY visit: http://www.bdny.com/

For more information on LTM Textile Resources visit: http://www.ltmtextileresources.com/

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