Clean & pure
Minimalist and poetic – innovative and sensual – functional and comfortable
The clean & pure trend is focused and fundamental in expression. Clear, futuristic design language is more organically and amorphously than technologically inspired. Ultra tactile, high-quality materials, among them chrome, stone and concrete looks harmonise with a combination of cool colours, metallic aspects and warm tonalities.
Decorative & reduced
Elegant and modern – luxurious and avant-garde – chic and contemporary – stubborn and exclusive
This very up-market look combines elements from the contemporary, avant-garde Baroque with Art Deco references and consequently the decorative and the reduced. In an extravagant and highly contemporary way, opulent ornamentation merges with graphic elements to form a self-confident whole. A major contribution to this is made by individual or unique pieces, many with sculptural features.
Playful & intensive
Informal and keen on experimenting – self-confident and carefree – instantaneous and light – striking and bold
The pleasure in a non-conformist lifestyle is expressed in a relaxed love of experimentation and a great sense of humour. The passion for mixing and highly expressive design language is offset by a monochrome colour scheme and casual modernity. Colours show a joie de vivre - magenta yellow, blue and orange take up position on graphic black and white. Titanium, steel, latex, rubber and ultra glossy provoke but at the same time lend a touch of value to this artificial world.
Natural & innovative
Intelligent and vegetative – experimental and original - emotional and sophisticated – natural and self-evident.
This philosophic and zeitgeist-conform trend appears to combine opposites, namely a recollection of nature with a belief in modern technology, ecology and the high-tech. Cautious linearity is the alternative plan to rapid multitasking. Fundamental convictions are reflected, for example, giving things the time to develop positively with insight and attention.
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