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Voltex was present at the opening of the Salon Maison & Objet in the Parc des Expositions Villepinte. Go unavoidable, 8 hall is dedicated to the love of beautiful things and move from the design. Buyers, visitors, everyone is for this event.
Tickets in hand, camera loaded and sneakers to walk, we left it out for you ! Discover the latest trends in lighting and furniture design on Voltex.fr soon ! |
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Anglepoise
1985, Herbert create the society Herbert & Fils Ltd. Anglepoise begins by buy theirs owns products in 1920. From 1931 to 1934, George Cawardine is testing and balancing weights with springs developed by Terry. Then the first Anglepoise is launched.
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Emu
Italian firm of international renown, Emu is the "made in Italy" par excellence in the field of outdoor furniture. Shapes, colors, everything is mixed in the sofa chair through the table.
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Enea
Enea was created within the company Eredu S. Coop. New activity for the manufacture and sale of metal furniture design. Enea is working with renowned designers and recognized in the world |
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Fatboy
Founded in 1998, the Dutch launched the Fatboy Original Fatboy in 2002 - new variant of the "beabag". The range of Fatboy is useful for anyone in any interior and exterior. |
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Innermost
Founded in 1999 by designers Steve Jones and Russell Cameron, the couple was to build a design brand by collaborating with the huge talent pool of design offered in London. The elegant British class version ! |
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Kristalia
Kristalia was founded in 1994 by young local entrepreneurs. Right from the very start, Kristalia paid special attention to innovative projects, by means of experimentation and the continuing search for new technical solutions, using materials which they adapted from the fields of fashion and sports.
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Magis
Magis was founded in 1976. 1984 was the year of the Step ladder. 1994 the year of the Bottle and so on. Magis surprises with its creativity, its colors. Magis has emerged on the international stage thanks to the cooperation of famous designers.
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Martinelli
Martinelli Luce is present in the lighting market, which is famous in history, aesthetics and technology before 1950. The company was founded by Elio Martinelli sithties In the years, among the authors of the execution of Italian design in the world. |
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Muuto
We are striving to expand the Scandinavian design tradition with new and original perspectives. In fact, our name Muuto, inspired by the Finnish word muutos, means new perspective. |
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Qui est Paul ?
The French touch! Products manufactured by rotational molding, the range is comprehensive and fun. Color, shape, generosity, finesse, Qui is Paul ? outlined its new features such as chairs and Tom Yam Highness or nest boxes for birds Picto. Brighten up your outdoor design bring a touch, think Qui is Paul? |
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Serralunga
Founded in Biella in 1825, Serralunga has revolutionised a traditional sector like that of pots by the rotational mouldings system as a production technique and the idea of combining large scale production with stylistic research, in partneship with international designers. |
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Slamp
In the years in which Swatch introduced the idea of the non-conventional watch, Slamp was moving its first steps, thanks to a smart idea of Roberto Ziliani, who at that time organised events and the scenography in the world of the top Italian fashion companies. |
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Slide
Lighting alone is not enough, because light can totally change the feel of spaces in wich we live. This is why all the Slide products are also light sources. An absolute minimun of wiring, simple to install, of clean and versatile deign with a myriad applications, in plastic materials wich are both light and robust, basic forms. |
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Zanotta
Established in 1954, Zanotta is one of the recognized leaders in Italian industrial design. Guided by the insight and wonderful entrepreneurship abilities of the founder, Aurelio Zanotta, beginning in the 1960s it won and has held the international spotlight. This was thanks to its products : emblematic for both their formal and technological innovations. |
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Lampe GRAS
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In 1921 Bernard-Albin GRAS designed a series of lamps for use in offices and in industrial environments. The «GRAS» lamp, as it was subsequently called, was astounding in its simple, robust and yet very ergonomic design. | |
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Wastberg
The Swedish company was also present at the show. Clean lines, elegant light fixtures create tendances.Simple and discreet, the lamp illuminates Wästberg within a luminère warm. Mixing timber and metals, Wästberg offers exceptional products ! |
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