A strong brand needs a strong presentation: Premium Italian furniture brand Maxalto has transformed a Parisian townhouse into a home, with pieces from its latest collection.


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Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be! CMP Design’s latest collaboration with premium Italian brand Pedrali sees a reworking of classic 1960s outdoor furniture that’s so much more than a simple homage.

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The Austrian wood-based products specialist knows how to satisfy its customers – combining decades of experience with state-of-the-art technology.

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Atlas Concorde, the internationally renowned Italian company founded 50 years ago, have the production of high-end porcelain and wall tiles down to a fine art.

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Italian manufacturer MINOTTI doesn’t believe you should have to sacrifice good design, quality and comfort simply because you are outside, so its outdoor collections embody the same, renowned elegance. All you have to do is sit back and relax.

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The popular Leya series from Freifrau has a new sister and she’s more of the outdoor type. Anything but a couch potato, the Leyasol line is the first by Freifrau to venture outside.

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The DESIGN CENTER BADEN-WÜRTTEMBERG’s Focus Open jury don’t mind getting their hands dirty. Before handing over any prizes, all entries will have been not only seen but touched, tested and tried out.

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REUSE IT, OR LOSE IT!: It’s fair to say that most people will do the right thing if given the chance – and with their new Better Effect Index rating tool, KINNARPS, the Swedish furniture manufacturer, is putting this theory to the test.

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