BJÖRN MEIER part of the exhibition „MADE IN BERLIN“ at the BERLIN DESIGN DOME
April 16 to 21, 2008 during "Salone Internazionale del Mobile" in Milan

Björn Meier, born 1979 in Bremerhaven, Germany, follows the request of mayor Klaus Wowereit to “Be Berlin” and participates with 14 other German labels in the exhibition „MADE IN BERLIN“ at the BERLIN DESIGN DOME from 16 to 21 April 2008 during the trade fair for furniture and interior design with exclusive touch, the international renowned "Salone Internazionale del Mobile" in Milan.

Björn Meier graduated in Product Design Design at the Hochschule fuer Kuenste in Bremen, Germany. During his educational years he studied in diverse fields such as graphic, product and fashion. In 2005 he specialized in furniture and product and started with a year abroad at Nottingham Trent University in England. In that time he was awarded for a bathroom concept for the Italian manufacturer Jacuzzi. The last two years he organized the Profile Intermedia 8 design conference as junior executive, planned and built the lounge areas for HfK Bremen and developed a front door collection for HBK company amongst many other projects. In 2007 he founded buero groschmeier with product designer Till Grosch. Furthermore he is working freelance for motorberlin.com and Susanne Philippson Design.

Find many interesting ideas at the exhibition such as a mobile kitchen designed by John Apl, the carpet "fairy-tale" by design office Reuber Henning which is part of his series "stories" made of the Tibetan highlands wool with beautiful motifs... Check out details and view the product gallery create-berlin.de

Exhibiting product designers and design agencies: Motorberlin.com, Martin Holzapfel Möbel, Mark Braun Design, Björn Meier, Et la benn, John Apl, Susanne Philippson Design, Reuber Henning, Flip Sellin, Parkhaus, Roomsafari, Thesenfitz & Wedekind, Tom Kühne Architektur and Design, Form-Al, Kiru System, Llotllov, Metrofarm, Heike Buchfelder with the design office Pluma Cubic and Bomb Design with Ulrike Acker.

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fig.: "Shift" sofa by Björn Meier. The 3-Seater is created to evoke a socialising space: the designers aim was to bring a communicative aspect into furniture. The angled seating generates a face-to-face situation and encourages conversations. More products at bjoernmeier.com