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Index of exhibitors
Salone dei Tessuti, Milan 2013
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Index
Philipp Aduatz ....................................................................................................................................................... 4
Altholz, Baumgartner & Co ................................................................................................................................. 5
Anrei ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
Clemens Bauder ................................................................................................................................................... 7
GEORG BECHTER LICHT ................................................................................................................................. 8
Bene ....................................................................................................................................................................... 9
breadedEscalope................................................................................................................................................ 10
bretterbauerobjects ............................................................................................................................................ 11
CONCRETO ........................................................................................................................................................ 12
copa ...................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Doris Darling ....................................................................................................................................................... 14
dekappa design .................................................................................................................................................. 15
destilat .................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Patrycja Domanska ............................................................................................................................................ 17
EOOS ................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Eternit ................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Thomas Feichtner .............................................................................................................................................. 20
Feldkircher möbel.handwerk ............................................................................................................................. 21
Martin F. Fellner.................................................................................................................................................. 22
FORCHER ........................................................................................................................................................... 23
FORMINGRUEN ................................................................................................................................................ 24
Haapo 1910 ......................................................................................................................................................... 25
Christine Hechinger ............................................................................................................................................ 26
KISKA ................................................................................................................................................................... 27
Längle Hagspiel .................................................................................................................................................. 28
Tischlerei Lenz .................................................................................................................................................... 29
Lobmeyr ............................................................................................................................................................... 30
LUCY.D ................................................................................................................................................................ 31
Mähr ..................................................................................................................................................................... 32
Magic Wall ........................................................................................................................................................... 33
mano design ........................................................................................................................................................ 34
mischer'traxler ..................................................................................................................................................... 35
Molto Luce ........................................................................................................................................................... 36
Moor & Moor ....................................................................................................................................................... 37
mostlikely ............................................................................................................................................................. 38
NEUE WIENER WERKSTAETTE .................................................................................................................... 39
perludi................................................................................................................................................................... 40
Petramark* ein grünes kleid .............................................................................................................................. 41
Tischlerei Pühringer ........................................................................................................................................... 42
Johannes Scherr Design ................................................................................................................................... 43
Klemens Schillinger ............................................................................................................................................ 44
Schmidinger Möbelbau ...................................................................................................................................... 45
Hannes Schreckensberger ............................................................................................................................... 46
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Soda Designers .................................................................................................................................................. 47
STARS OF OLYMP ............................................................................................................................................ 48
Studio Novo ......................................................................................................................................................... 48
taliaYsebastian.................................................................................................................................................... 50
TEAM7 ................................................................................................................................................................. 51
Gebrüder Thonet Vienna ................................................................................................................................... 52
Transform Furniture ........................................................................................................................................... 53
VITEO................................................................................................................................................................... 54
Wiener Silber Manufactur .................................................................................................................................. 54
Wiesner-Hager .................................................................................................................................................... 56
Wittmann .............................................................................................................................................................. 57
Zachl Produktdesign .......................................................................................................................................... 58
Zumtobel .............................................................................................................................................................. 59
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Philipp Aduatz
Wollzeile 30/17 1010 Vienna T +43 676 780 30 62 E [email protected] W http://www.philippaduatz.com
Press contact
Philipp Aduatz E [email protected]
Since completing his diploma in Industrial Design in 2007 Vienna-based designer Philipp Aduatz
(born 1982) has worked at a point of interface between design and art. All his objects come in limited
editions and are fabricated with innovative materials and production technologies. Aduatz designs,
produces and merchandises his objects by himself and also cooperates with art galleries worldwide to
exhibit his newest creations.
Object
Melting Chair
Design: Philipp Aduatz 2011
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Antique wood. Natural weathering and the signs of use produce an aesthetic look and feel that cannot
be created artificially. The company Altholz, Baumgartner & Co specialises in recycling the valuable
resource of old wood. To help this material shake off its traditional and rustic image, the firm has also
been cooperating with the artist Christian Loikits (Experimental Design/University of Art and Design
Linz) since 2011. This has given rise to the new label Madame Patina, as well as ambitious furniture
and design concepts.
Object
Madame Patina®
Design: Christian Loikits 2012
Christian Loikits for
Altholz, Baumgartner & Co
Hubert Baumgartner Kremsstraße 16 4553 Schlierbach T +43 75 82 816 54 E [email protected] W http://www.altholz.net
Press contact
Thomas Scharl E [email protected]
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Thomas Feichtner for
Anrei
Kurt Reisinger Pabneukirchen 80 4363 Pabneukirchen T +43 72 65 550 50 E [email protected] W http://www.anrei.at http://www.thomasfeichtner.com
Press contact
Simone Feichtner E [email protected]
Anrei is one of Austria's most traditional manufacturers of furniture. It has entered into cooperation
with Thomas Feichtner through a shared interest in perfect craftsmanship and ecological sustainability
in conjunction with contemporary design. With his artistic approach Feichtner has aimed to do away
with the heavy and massive qualities typical of solid wood furniture. All furniture in the Fino collection
features a sort of 'chassis' acting as a substructure. This intelligent method of connection can be found
in all Fino models, so giving the product line an identity all of its own.
Object
Fino
Design: Thomas Feichtner 2013
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Clemens Bauder
Peter-Behrens-Platz 10/3 4020 Linz T +43 699 10 26 55 38 E [email protected] W http://www.clemensbauder.net
Press contact
Clemens Bauder E [email protected]
Clemens Bauder (*1986) is known for his interdisciplinary approach and works in the fields of
architecture, urbanism, design and art. He is involved in various collectives (qujOchÖ, ika, kiosque)
and also cooperates with other designers on specific projects.
Object
Nesting box series n i d u s
Design: Clemens Bauder 2012
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It was with his first light entitled VERVE that the architect and designer Georg Bechter 2010 founded
his company GEORG BECHTER LICHT. Since then he has produced a refined selection of light
modules made of plaster, which are flush-mounted with plasterboard wall panels. Light and space
become one. "…The light beams from the wall as if projected …", this is how VERVE was described in
the first report from the judging panel. Following the award made at the Blickfang design exhibition
held in Stuttgart in 2011, GEORG BECHTER LICHT was also the winner of the innovation prize of the
Austrian province of Vorarlberg for the best start-up in 2012.
Objects
VERVE
VLOBE
Design: Georg Bechter 2010
Design: Georg Bechter 2012
GEORG BECHTER LICHT
Georg Bechter Bach 201/2 6941 Langenegg T +43 55 13 410 72 E [email protected] W http://georgbechterlicht.at
Pressekontakt
Georg Bechter E [email protected]
Press contact
Georg Bechter E [email protected]
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Bene – an Austrian brand that combines top quality and functionality with modern design and
innovative technology. A name that stands for space and process, expertise and skill. Bene works with
partners and clients all over the world to develop office solutions that are perfectly tailored to the
needs of the modern working environment and those of the client. Its outstanding product quality and
efficient consultancy service allows this global company to maintain long-term relationships with its
clientele. A company history that goes back 223 years testifies to the soundness of the business.
Object
DOCKLANDS
Design: PearsonLloyd 2012
Bene
Mitra Winter Schwarzwiesenstraße 3 3340 Waidhofen/Ybbs T +43 676 81 51 13 53 E [email protected] W http://www.bene.com
Press contact
Desiree Schellerer E [email protected]
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breadedEscalope
Sascha Mikel, Martin Schnabl, Michael Tatschl Ottaktingerstraße 77 - 4 1160 Vienna T +43 1 904 71 99 E [email protected] W http://www.breadedescalope.com
Press contact
Michael Tatschl E [email protected]
breadedEscalope is a team of designers from Vienna who address the issue of the relevance of
spaces and consumer goods by means of applied and creative strategies. Critical involvement with the
role of contemporary art and design as a part of modern life concepts and its necessity gives rise to
the objective of developing socially sustainable objects. Experimental, interpretative approaches,
which manifest themselves as single pieces, limited editions and installations, are created alongside
specific concepts of space and optimised utility items in serial production.
Intervention
Neues Wiener Kammermusik Orchester
breadedEscalope 2013
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bretterbauerobjects
Gilbert Bretterbauer Bandgasse 34/29d 1070 Vienna E [email protected] W http://www.bretterbauerobjects.com
Press contact
Sabine Kienzer E [email protected]
The mission of bretterbauerobjects is to produce high-quality carpets and items of furniture that are
also works of art. The floor items not only include aesthetic, ornamental features but also a new type
of pattern technique. With his limited series of seating bretterbauerobjects extends the innovative
concept of 3D surface design used for the carpets to encompass functional space.
Objects
Seats artcarpets
Design: Gilbert Bretterbauer 2012
Design: Gilbert Bretterbauer 2012
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CONCRETO GmbH based at Haslach an der Mühl was founded at the end of 2004 with the aim of
launching an innovative new product; high-quality furniture made of concrete. Years of research and
experimentation have enabled the team at CONCRETO to develop technology that has made the
building material concrete acceptable for other applications. For product development of the BLOC
line of concrete furniture which is also suitable for outdoor use, the firm turned to the industrial
designer Gerd Rosenauer, whose firm x-visions in Linz specialises in designs for the furniture sector
and producer goods.
Object
BLOC
Design: Gerd Rosenauer 2009/2013
Gerd Rosenauer for
CONCRETO
Bernhard Ebner Lanitz 9 4170 Haslach an der Mühl T +43 72 89 720 10 E [email protected] W http://www.concreto.at http://x-visions.at
Press contact
Gerd Rosenauer E [email protected]
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copa
Alfred Burzler Sigmundsgasse 7 1070 Vienna T +43 1 967 16 75 E [email protected] W http://www.copa.at
Press contact
Alfred Burzler E [email protected]
Vienna-based copa is a label for furniture and product design. The designer products created by copa
all share an unconventional approach, which nevertheless always takes into account the requirements
of serial production. Closely monitoring the trends and processes of social change, copa responds to
them with design ideas and products which are in some cases little short of wacky and not easy to
categorise.
Object
Tsih
Design: copa 2013
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Doris Darling
Rotenkreuzgasse 10 1020 Wien T +43 650 634 70 97 E [email protected] W http://www.dorisdarling.at
Pressekontakt
Doris Darling E [email protected]
Doris Darling entwickelte eine Leuchte aus mundgeblasenem Glas, die Interaktionen mit dem
Benutzer ermöglicht. Die Form des Objekts zitiert Vintage Gewichte, wie man sie von Bildern
traditioneller Vergnügungsparks kennt. Die Lampe ist in verschiedenen Farben erhältlich und kann
aufgrund ihrer Form unterschiedlich im Raum positioniert werden: Von der Decke hängend, am Boden
liegend, auf dem Kopf stehend oder von Raum zu Raum wandernd entdeckt man dieses Designstück
immer wieder aufs Neue.
Object
Super Strong
Design: Doris Darling 2012
Rotenkreuzgasse 10 1020 Vienna T +43 650 634 70 97 E [email protected] W http://www.dorisdarling.at
Press contact
Doris Darling E [email protected]
Doris Darling has developed a lamp made of hand-blown glass that is designed to interact with the
user. The form of the object is reminiscent of the old-fashioned weights seen in pictures of funfairs
from bygone days. The lamp is available in a range of colours and thanks to its form, it can be
positioned in a room in different ways: hung from the ceiling, laid on the floor or wandering here and
there. You'll always be offered something new by this designer piece.
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dekappa design stands for sustainable added value in product development that strives to give equal
weight to social and ecological aspects.
Sound, durable and aesthetically appealing design.
* Consultancy for design, strategy and corporate identity
* Design concept and research
* Product development
* Sketching
* 3D visualisation, presentation and layouting
* Mock-up and prototyping
Object
Bureau „S01“
Design: Doris Koefer 2013
dekappa design
Doris Koefer Sariastraße 3/5 9020 Klagenfurt T +43 699 81 88 68 71 E [email protected] W http://www.dekappa.com http://www.tischleinstreckdich.at
http://www.dullnig.at
Press contact
Doris Koefer E [email protected]
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destilat develops architectural design concepts for private and public sector, for offices and
commercial premises as well as for trade fairs and shows. destilat takes a holistic approach to each
new project and can deliver global architectural concepts which are meticulously thought out down to
the smallest detail. From planning to complete fit-out, the firm offers everything clients need from a
single source. At the same time destilat is on hand to help customers with the joint development of
standard products in the furniture sector.
Object
lampshadesofgrey
Design: destilat 2013
destilat
Thomas Neuber Lehargasse 10 1060 Vienna T +43 1 974 44 20 E [email protected] W http://www.destilat.at
Press contact
Thomas Neuber E [email protected]
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Patrycja Domanska
Althanstraße 17/II 1090 Vienna T +43 680 145 41 74 E [email protected] W http://www.patrycjadomanska.com
Press contact
Patrycja Domanska E [email protected]
Patrycja Domanska is a Polish-born designer, who is based in Vienna. In 2011 she established her
design practice, where she works on her own projects. In her work Patrycja Domanska unhesitatingly
puts out her projects to new contexts and checks their topical relationships often by means of
conceptual studies. A search for the secret and undiscovered is already carried out by such
experiments directly on the object and translated into timely product ideas. Her projects have been
exhibited at diverse design shows and published in numerous magazines.
Object
Holo
Design: Patrycja Domanska 2011
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EOOS was founded in 1995 by Martin Bergmann, Gernot Bohmann and Harald Gründl after they had
completed their studies at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna.
EOOS works in the fields of furniture, product and social design, and its clients include companies
such as Adidas, Alessi, Armani, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Bulthaup, Dedon, Duravit, Lamy,
MatteoGrassi, Walter Knoll and Zumtobel.
The studio finds inspiration by exploring rituals, myths and intuitive images in the course of its "poetic
analysis".
Object
Atelier Chair
Design: EOOS 2012
EOOS for
Walter Knoll
Zelinkagasse 2/6 1010 Vienna T +43 1 405 39 87 E [email protected] W http://www.eoos.com
Press contact
Ana Berlin E [email protected]
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Thomas Feichtner for
Eternit
Stefan Berger Eternitstraße 34 4840 Vöcklabruck T +43 76 72 70 72 45 E [email protected] W http://www.eternit.at http://www.thomasfeichtner.com
Press contact
Simone Feichtner E [email protected]
Founded in 1894, Eternit-Werke Ludwig Hatschek AG is one of Austria's oldest companies. Since
the adoption of asbestos-free technology at the end of the 1980s, the fibre cement product Eternit is
seen as one of the most environmentally compatible and sustainable materials there is. It is
characterised by outstanding properties such as resistance to weathering, a low weight as well as high
levels of strength. The firm's most recent product is Basso, a shelf system based on an idea by the
Austrian designer Thomas Feichtner.
Object
Basso
Design: Thomas Feichtner 2012
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Thomas Feichtner is an established Austrian product designer, with many of his works featuring in
highly prestigious design collections. Feichtner is a professor for product design and a winner of the
Austrian State Award for Design. His most recent project, Tram Chair, was the result of cooperation
with TON, one of the oldest furniture producers in the world. Feichtner's concept of combining
bentwood and moulded wood is largely inspired by the company's production processes, so forging a
link between traditional and modern-day furniture.
Object
Tram Chair
Design: Thomas Feichtner 2013
Thomas Feichtner for
TON
Schottenfeldgasse 55/6 1070 Vienna T +43 676 966 38 65 E [email protected] W http://www.thomasfeichtner.com http://www.ton.eu
Press contact
Simone Feichtner E [email protected]
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Feldkircher möbel.handwerk
Hubert Feldkircher Weidachstraße 25 6858 Schwarzach T +43 55 72 583 56 E [email protected] W http://www.hubert-feldkircher.at
Press contact
Hubert Feldkircher E [email protected]
The furniture of Feldkircher möbel.handwerk is designed and crafted according to ecological criteria.
Here everything revolves around the needs of the customer. Feldkircher selects solid wood with a
beautiful grain, and its range is produced with care and an eye for functionality. Surfaces are always
finished with natural waxes and oils from renewable sources. Natural surfaces that can breathe help
regulate indoor temperatures, smell delightful and are not easily damaged. Advice, design and
delivery from a single source: all that sums up Feldkircher.
Object
Pina
Design: kaschkasch 2013
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Martin F. Fellner
St. Georgener Hauptstraße 54 3151 St. Georgen T +43 27 42 88 43 14 E [email protected] W http://www.polster-moebel-werkstatt.at
Press contact
Michael Kress E [email protected]
Martin F. Fellner completed an apprenticeship as a decorator and upholsterer and qualified as a
master craftsman in 1994. He has worked as a designer of upholstered furniture for many years. For
Fellner the trade of upholsterer is part of his work, in conjunction with contemporary design and skilled
craftsmanship: starting with the initial concept for an upholstered item through sketches on paper to
serial production.
Object
Crazy
Design: Martin F. Fellner 2011
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When interior design for the home becomes an expression of individual freedom, when traditional
craftsmanship is combined with state-of-the-art technology and when styling encounters functional
design, the result is FORCHER furniture. Aesthetics of form and function become a sign of personal
freedom while offering refuge and security. Emotional appeal, creativity, style and perfectionism may
well be catchphrases elsewhere, but at FORCHER these words make up its philosophy.
Objects
auí – chest of drawers auí – bedside table
Design: Pudelskern 2012
Design: Pudelskern 2012
Pudelskern for
FORCHER
Andreas Wolsegger Bürgeraustraße 29 9900 Lienz T +43 48 52 658 33 19 E [email protected] W http://www.forcher-tirol.at http://www.pudelskern.at
Press contact
Philipp Profer E [email protected]
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FORMINGRUEN
Johannes Leitner Am Ökopark 8230 Hartberg T +43 664 511 02 98 E [email protected] W http://www.formingruen.com
Press contact
Angela Leitner E [email protected]
As a recently established company, FORMINGRUEN from Hartberg specialises in vertical greening for
indoor and outdoor applications. Whether conceived as a designer object or an architectural facade,
the vertical green walls created by FORMINGRUEN do not just improve air quality, but also save CO2,
bind fine dust, absorb sound and act as a natural air-conditioning system, so cutting the cost of
keeping room temperatures down.
Object
vertical-magic-garden
Design: Johannes Leitner 2009
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Haapo 1910
Klaus Pomella Hausnummer 584 6215 Achenkirch T +43 52 46 68 22 E [email protected] W http://www.haapo.at
Press contact
Sonja Stubenböck E [email protected]
Tyrol in Austria is home to Haapo 1910 GmbH. In 1910 the Maurer family founded a steam-powered
sawmill next to the beautiful lake Achensee to make use of the wood from the surrounding forest. In
1936 the factory was extended to include an upholstery workshop, and today Haapo solely
concentrates on the customised manufacture of upholstered furniture. With the initial launch of three
new product lines, with one including the Malaun series created by the architect and well-known
designer Gabriela Raible from Munich, Haapo is making a name for itself with its own interpretation of
Alpine-style furniture.
Object
Malaun
Design: Gabriela Raible 2012
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Christine Hechinger
Spazenhofstraße 1 4040 Linz T +43 650 961 07 10 E [email protected] W http://www.christine-hechinger.com
Press contact
Christine Hechinger E [email protected]
The focus of Christine Hechinger's work is traditional craftsmanship techniques which are
systematically brought to life again by the designer. Old-established forms and products undergo a
continuous process of evolution to be presented in a modern-day context. This culminates in small
series characterised by poetic, feminine design that has been reduced to the essentials and features
an enduring claim - made in Austria.
Christine Hechinger lives and works in Linz.
Object
Mira
Design: Christine Hechinger 2011
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KISKA
Doina Husiatynski St. Leonharderstraße 4 5081 Anif/Salzburg T +43 62 46 73 48 80 E [email protected] W http://www.kiska.com
Press contact
Sonja Kaserer E [email protected]
As one of Europe’s leading creative consultancies, KISKA develops in collaboration with their clients
desirable design solutions which strengthen their brands. Over 100 talented people from 20 different
nations form the power and spirit of KISKA and work for a broad spectrum of industries, including
automotive, consumer products, food & beverages, investment goods and professional tools focussing
on challenges around the creation and development of brands.
Object
comet 1 LED 3000 DALI
Design: KISKA Produktdesignteam 2012
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Längle Hagspiel
Günter Schobel Im Schlatt 28 6973 Höchst T +43 55 78 75 29 20 E [email protected] W http://www.stuhl.at
Press contact
Sandra Hämmerle E [email protected]
Längle Hagspiel enjoys things which, apart from design, you can see are honest, authentic, solid and
durable.
Design furniture from Längle Hagspiel, manufacturers of tables, chairs and benches in solid wood, are
based on such high values. Traditional old handcraft, best ground materials from the region and one
hundred percent production from raw wooden planks to finished products are not just catchphrases,
but living company culture on site in Vorarlberg/Austria. Know-how from the development department
is enriched by the cooperation with international designers. In the end tables, chairs and benches from
solid wood are created to furnish dining rooms all over the world.
Object
Votteler 79
Design: Arno Votteler & Matthias Votteler 2011
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Tischlerei Lenz
Bernhard Lenz Ringstraße 66 8344 Bad Gleichenberg T +43 31 59 222 50 E [email protected] W http://www.tischlerei-lenz.at
Press contact
Bernhard Lenz E [email protected]
A family firm currently in the third generation, Tischlerei Lenz has been based at Bad
Gleichenberg/Styria since 1934 and is now managed by master joiner and cabinet maker Bernhard
Lenz. It produces items of furniture and furnishings for all interior applications on behalf of private
customers, commercial clients and the hospitality industry.
Bernhard Lenz has turned what was a hobby into a second mainstay of production and also makes
so-called audio furniture – acoustic items of furniture, high quality loudspeakers and home cinemas.
The latter have meanwhile become an extremely popular addition to the home and also attract
international attention.
Object
Space 071
Design: Bernhard Lenz 2013
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Lobmeyr
Leonid Rath Kärntnerstraße 26 1010 Vienna T +43 676 546 18 54 E [email protected] W http://www.lobmeyr.at
Press contact
Leonid Rath E [email protected]
In 1823 Josef Lobmeyr opened his first little shop in the heart of Vienna. Since then six generations
unveil the miracle of glass. Together with designers like Josef Hoffmann, Adolf Loos, Ted Muehling
and Max Lamb classics in handmade crystal and chandeliers were born, which are appreciated by
connaisseurs all over the world. Lobmeyr crystal can be found in collections like the MoMA New York,
V&A London and the MAK in Vienna.
Object
CAPTURED
Design: Michael Anastassiades 2012
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LUCY.D
Barbara Ambrosz & Karin Santorso Wallernstraße 17 4522 Sierning T +43 676 550 70 89 E [email protected] W http://www.lucyd.com
Press contact
Barbara Ambrosz E [email protected]
The LUCY.D design studio creates products as well as furniture and interiors. Its two designers,
Barbara Ambrosz and Karin Santorso, have been working together successfully since 2003. The work
of LUCY.D is characterised by a simple yet elegant use of forms. The basis for each of its ideas is a
poetic approach combined with a respectful awareness of tradition. Ambrosz and Santorso create
products that are designed to last and set great store by the sustainable use of materials and
sophisticated in-depth solutions.
Object
Tèo
Design: LUCY.D 2012
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Mähr
Wolfgang Mähr Freschner Riegelweg 3b 6800 Feldkirch T +43 55 22 325 99 E [email protected] W http://www.tischlereimaehr.at http:///www.organoids.at
Press contact
Wolfgang Mähr E [email protected]
Mähr Möbeldesign: a family-run joinery in the west of Austria which successfully designs and
produces appealing yet practical furniture and room concepts. Here the focus lies on holistic
furnishings which, after doing trusty service, can be recycled and so returned to Nature.
With Organoid Technologies GmbH from Tyrol Mähr has a partner by its side that can produce objects
of any shape and size from untreated vegetable fibre – and without using chemical bonding agents or
glue.
Object
RODEO
Design: Mähr Möbeldesign 2013
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Magic Wall
Felix Muhrhofer Jägerstraße 35 1200 Wien T +43 699 12 80 40 40 E [email protected] W http://www.magicwall.at
Press contact
Felix Muhrhofer E [email protected]
Magic Wall
All you need in front of you.
Magic Wall is the first full magnetic wall panel to store all ferreous objects. Knives, pots, pans, tins,
tools, keys and a lot more. All at a glance. All ready to hand.
Magic Wall makes the wall a dynamic space for storage and presentation. Perfect for kitchens,
bathrooms, workshops, foyers etc.
Objects
Magic Wall Magic Tools
Design: Don Felice Super Products 2010
Design: Don Felice Super Products 2010
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mano design
Hedwig Rotter Grundsteingasse 36/1-3 1160 Vienna T +43 699 19 24 78 24 E [email protected] W http://www.manodesign.at
Press contact
Hedwig Rotter E [email protected]
With her label mano design, the product designer Hedwig Rotter is making a clear statement for
combining skilled craftsmanship with design. All products sold by mano are painstakingly made by
hand at its own porcelain workshop in Vienna/Ottakring. The extensive product range includes
tableware, accessories for the home and lighting. Products with years of tradition are re-interpreted
and given a modern twist through the functional use of forms: an opportunity to tell new stories of their
own.
Objects
JUST-white JUST-dressed
Design: Hedwig Rotter 2012
Design: Hedwig Rotter 2012/2013
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mischer'traxler
Katharina Mischer Bellgasse 24/7 1210 Vienna T +43 660 683 33 31 E [email protected] W http://www.mischertraxler.com
Press contact
Katharina Mischer E [email protected]
Katharina Mischer (1982) and Thomas Traxler (1981) form studio mischer‘traxler.
Based in Vienna they develop and design products, furniture, installations and more, with a focus on
experiments, context and conceptual thinking. Balancing between handcraft and technology, they
envision whole systems, processes and new production methods that deal with contemporary themes
and indicate sustainability and the relevance of nature. Their results make use of unexpected
materials and are often characterized by external inputs, for example the condition of the weather,
human interaction or the usage of the existing.
Object
Layered me
Design: mischer’traxler 2012
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Molto Luce
Fritz Eiber Europastraße 45 4600 Wels T +43 72 42 69 80 E [email protected] W http://www.moltoluce.com
Press contact
Elke Leitner E [email protected]
A business, whose challenge holds the balance between light and dark, whose claims have been
focussing on the conjunction of functionality and design from the beginning. A business that creates
illuminating trends and forms them with its concepts, products and services. The key factors for the
company‘s success always have been the high quality and design thinking, the strong customer focus
but also the willingness for change. Today Molto Luce counts 250 employees at six company
locations and is well known as a successful lighting specialist and as a reliable project partner.
Object
LAMELLA
Design: MARCH GUT 2013
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Moor & Moor
Andreas Mohr Maurachgasse 10 6900 Bregenz T +43 55 74 542 57 E [email protected] W http://www.moormoor.com
Press contact
Andrea Mohr E [email protected]
Moor & Moor are three brothers from Bregenzerwald who have set themselves the task of building
beds and sofas for urban nomads. Their names are Andreas, Johannes and Richard Mohr, and they
are from Andelsbuch. They are carrying on the traditional craftsmanship of their parents' business with
the label Moor & Moor. Founded in 1999, it was prompted by their dissatisfaction with a global market
that sells bland furniture which has been mass-produced somewhere in China without any regard for
nature, ecology or man.
Andreas, a qualified architect, looks after marketing, upholsterer Johannes makes upholstered
furniture and beds while Richard, the joiner, is responsible for building beds. All products are designed
so they can be shipped all over the world without any problems.
Object
Rodeo
Design: Andreas Mohr 2012
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mostlikely combines architecture, computer graphics and (sound) design. The innovative projects
carried out by this company range from buildings through installations to videos and music
productions, without there being any firm distinction between the different categories. All projects have
a common theme: the urge to take individual professionalisation beyond the limits of each genre and
to adopt an all-inclusive approach as far as possible. This Vienna-based agency is managed by its five
partners: Wolfgang List, Kurt Mühlbauer, Maik Perfahl, Mark Neuner and Robert Schwarz.
Object
totems by mostlikely
Design: Wolfgang List & Maik Perfahl 2012
mostlikely
Michael Perfahl Josefstädter Straße 33/26 1070 Vienna T +43 699 10 84 56 97 E [email protected] W http://www.mostlikely.at
Press contact
Michael Perfahl E [email protected]
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NEUE WIENER WERKSTAETTE
Karin Polzhofer Hambuchen 478 8225 Pöllau T +43 664 123 58 35 E [email protected] W http://www.nww.co.at http://www.chmararosinke.com http://hermesjessen.de http://www.johannadehio.de
Press contact
Viktoria Thaller E [email protected]
Tradition, craftsmanship, design. Since 1927 NEUE WIENER WERKSTAETTE has produced
furniture, upholstery and home accessories for the workplace, home, kitchen and bedroom and doing
so manages to combine exclusive design with high-quality craftsmanship. Products are developed
hand in hand with international designers and architects and are manufactured at highly traditional
production facilities based in Austria. In 2012 the NWW Design Award was initiated by NEUE
WIENER WERKSTAETTE for the first time: a new prize which pays tribute to creative interior design.
Objects
mobile Gastfreundschaft DONALD
Design: Maciej Chmara & Anna Rosinke 2013
Design: Philipp Hermes & Dustin Jessen 2013
Hockerbank
Design: Johanna Dehio 2013
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perludi
Thomas Maitz Kernstockgasse 22 8020 Graz T +43 316 81 56 78 E [email protected] W http://www.perludi.com
Press contact
Manuel Grassler E [email protected]
perludi was the first Austrian company to devote itself to designing furniture for children. The perludi
team attaches great importance to innovation and the sustainability of its products. This is why the
company almost always uses organic materials that are easy to recycle. One priority at perludi is its
respect for customers, staff and the environment as a whole, while striving to create a basis for an
intact awareness of values for following generations.
Object
OTTOintheMOON
Design: Thomas Maitz & Liliana Montano 2013
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Petramark* ein grünes kleid
Petra Mark Rehgraben 87c 7540 Gerersdorf-Sulz T +43 680 405 66 45 E [email protected] W http://www.petramark.de
Press contact
Petra Mark E [email protected]
Petra Mark is a designer with an awareness of ecological and social principles. After working
successfully for years as a fashion designer with studios in Munich and Vienna and following
numerous press reports and a nomination for the Slow Fashion Award for sustainability in fashion, she
has now relocated to the idyllic province of Burgenland. "Every single leaf in Nature offers greater
perfection in terms of aesthetics and function than anything designed by man. Living in the world of
Nature, learning from it and incorporating it in my work: that's my passion".
Object
wrap me
Design: Petra Mark 2012
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MARCH GUT for
Tischlerei Pühringer
Klaus Pühringer Böhmdorf 7 4193 Reichenthal T +43 49 72 14 42 32 E [email protected] W http://www.puehringer.com http://www.marchgut.com
Press contact
Klaus Pühringer E [email protected]
Traditional furniture with a new twist. Tischlerei Pühringer develops and plans furniture in
cooperation with well-known designers and architects. It is then manufactured at the family firm in the
region of Mühlviertel. Its work is characterised by a passion for perfect forms. The uniqueness of the
products stems from the combination of tradition, design and a love of the raw material.
Tischlerei Pühringer is a family business which was founded in 1981.
Its key priority is nonetheless enjoyment in work and a thirst for new ideas.
Objects
Chair Commander
Design: MARCH GUT 2013
Design: MARCH GUT 2012
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Johannes Scherr Design
Bernardgasse 19/3 1070 Vienna T +43 699 19 53 23 98 E [email protected] W http://www.audiofeel.at
Press contact
Christian Winkler E [email protected]
Audiofeel is the result of cooperation between two Austrian designers, Johannes Scherr and his
partner on this project. Johannes Scherr deals with international companies in the sectors of
transportation, furniture, product and packaging design while also teaching at a number of universities
and schools of industrial design in Austria. His Audiofeel project partner works as an executive-level
product designer for global concerns and contributes here many years of experience in the field of
consumer electronics.
Object
Audiofeel
Design: Johannes Scherr 2011
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Klemens Schillinger
Pantzergasse 27/4 1190 Vienna T +43 1 369 99 46 E [email protected] W http://www.klemensschillinger.com
Press contact
Klemens Schillinger E [email protected]
Klemens Schillinger qualified at the FH Joanneum University of Applied Sciences in Graz and at the
Royal College of Art in London. He is a designer who aims to develop simple yet carefully thought-out
products. His designs revolve around a clarity of form and content as well as transparency in terms of
manufacture.
Objects
Oneline Leftovers
Design: Klemens Schillinger 2012
Design: Klemens Schillinger 2010
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Schmidinger Möbelbau is a furniture producer now run by the third generation of the family.
Structured as a skilled craft enterprise but employing cutting-edge technology and production facilities,
the company can cater for all quality requirements, however stringent. Its high standards of design and
workmanship have made Schmidinger Möbelbau one of the best-known furniture producers in the
Bregenzerwald/Vorarlberg region. Its product portfolio includes custom-made furniture, its own
furniture collection, as well as furniture for religious buildings and the workplace.
Object
Trix
Design: Sabine Bischof 2012
Schmidinger Möbelbau
Wolfgang Schmidinger Stangenach 146 6867 Schwarzenberg T +43 55 12 27 82 10 E [email protected] W http://www.schmidinger-moebelbau.at
Press contact
Wolfgang Schmidinger E [email protected]
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Hannes Schreckensberger
Badleithenweg 2 4690 Schwanenstadt T +43 660 425 75 81 E [email protected] W http://www.celiahannes.net
Press contact
Hannes Schreckensberger E [email protected]
Hannes Schreckensberger divides his attention between the fields of architecture, design and
experimental craftsmanship. His projects generally develop from the critical examination of
sociocultural phenomena, rituals and mythologies. He has been working with the French designer
Célia Picard since 2009.
"The focus of my work is to challenge project limits by dismantling social, economic, technical, political
and regulatory parameters, with the aim of developing experimental tactics".
Object
CAMPFIRE
Design: Hannes Schreckensberger 2013
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Soda Designers
for Ligne Roset and Berndorf
Nada Nasrallah Liniengasse 18/13 1060 Vienna T +43 699 19 45 82 81 E [email protected] W http://www.soda.at http://www.besteck.at
Press contact
Nada Nasrallah E [email protected]
The people behind the label Soda Designers are Nada Nasrallah and Christian Horner. They already
teamed up when studying under Ron Arad at Vienna's University of Applied Arts and at ENSCI/Les
Ateliers in Paris and then set up their own business in 2000. Before doing so they practised their craft
in international design studios such as Sottsass Associati, Studio Rizzatto in Milan or Philips
Design/Singapore. Today they are based in Vienna and designed objects for well-known international
manufacturers such as FontanaArte, MDF Italia, Rapsel, Berndorf, ligne roset, Bene, Philips and
Wittmann. Both taught at the Kingston/New Design University in St. Pölten, Lower Austria and are
lecturers at "we – workshops for entrepreneurs". Numerous international awards and exhibitions testify
to the high standards they apply to their work.
Objects
Mirrko Salt&Pepper
Design: Soda Designers – Nasrallah&Horner 2010
Design: Soda Designers – Nasrallah&Horner 2010
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STARS OF OLYMP
Andreas Thaler Bismarckstraße 10 4020 Linz T +43 676 88 68 03 88 E [email protected] W http://www.starsofolymp.com
Press contact
Andreas Thaler E [email protected]
STARS OF OLYMP is an Austrian design cooperation between designers, artists and graduates of the
University of Art and Design Linz, Hanns FREI and Andreas THALER-THORN.
Besides the artistic work they have shown at numerous international exhibitions, these product
designers have in particular won international awards, amongst others the Design for Europe Award of
Belgium's 16th International Design Biennale.
The new light objects "STARS OF OLYMP – create a mental atmosphere" occupy the interface
between sculptural objectuality and everyday functionality.
"STARS OF OLYMP" act as a substitute for the language of forms 'spoken' in the last century
combined with new high-tech materials. The Designers FREI & THORN live an work in Linz and
Vienna.
Objects
GALAXIMA & GALAXIMO***** STARS OF OLYMP
Design: Andreas Thaler 2012
Design: Frei & Thorn 2013
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Studio Novo
Nik Pelzl Neubaugasse 59/2/2 1070 Vienna T +43 1 890 20 97 E [email protected] W http://studio-novo.com
Press contact
Nik Pelzl E [email protected]
Following the philosophy "Design is never arbitrary", the vienna-based, multiple award-winning design
company Studio Novo specialises in the development of standard products as well as product and
corporate brands for a large number of international clients.
Under the brand Studio Novo | Home, the company attends to the development and marketing of
selective furnitures of the living area, which are used to be very neglected
in terms of design.
Object
Jym Garderobe
Design: Studio Novo 2012/2013
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taliaYsebastian
Talia Radford Van Swietengasse 14/14 1090 Vienna T +43 699 10 56 56 41 E [email protected] W http://www.taliaYsebastian.com
Press contact
Talia Radford E [email protected]
Responsible, sustainable design that gives consideration to the needs of man and Nature: this is a
priority for taliaYsebastian. Work at this company does not revolve around product design alone, but
also social change, a conscious change in consumer behaviour: to put it in a nutshell, quality of life. By
listening to experts from the worlds of science and business as well as experienced social designers,
this firm ensures that its developments are specifically geared to what the user wants. Handmade
paper from Hobl & Sohn GmbH was used to create The Committee of Sleep, an installation which
explores innovative uses of freely available sources of energy.
Object
The Committee of Sleep
Design: taliaYsebastian 2012
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TEAM7
Georg Emprechtinger Braunauer Straße 26 4910 Ried im Innkreis T +43 77 52 97 71 23 E [email protected] W http://www.team7.at
Press contact
Melanie Dürnberger E [email protected]
Award-winning design made solely of natural wood combined with innovative technology – this sums
up TEAM7. This manufacturer is a market leader for ecological designer furniture and has an
extensive portfolio of products for all areas: the kitchen, children's bedrooms and the home. Offering
seven different types of wood as well as an enormous variety of types, TEAM7 can cater for the needs
of virtually every customer, including custom-made designs. The company is in control of the entire
value-added process, from the tree to the finished piece of furniture. All furniture is produced within the
country and using traditional skills and craftsmanship.
Objects
flaye table Aye chair
Design: Jacob Strobel 2013
Design: Jacob Strobel 2012
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A company with a great history behind it is looking to the future. What the brilliant designer Michael
Thonet started 164 years ago lives on in Vienna today – the historical values of the furniture industry
are not forgotten in the modern projects of this fast-moving day and age. Gebrüder Thonet Vienna is
not just a furniture manufacturer but also endeavours to live up to the revolutionary spirit of its founder
by acting as an 'ideas factory'. As before in the 19th century, it strives to sustainably enhance lifestyles
all around the world from the hub of Central Europe – the cradle of industrial furniture production.
Object
Marina’s Dream
Design: MARCH GUT 2013
MARCH GUT für
Gebrüder Thonet Vienna
Claudia Uth Praterstraße 1, Top 15 1020 Vienna T +43 650 542 50 84 E [email protected] W http://www.gebruederthonetvienna.com http://www.marchgut.com
Press contact
Claudia Uth E [email protected]
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Transform Furniture arbeitet mit dem Ziel, Designmöbel mit hohen ästhetischen Ansprüchen und
mehrfacher Funktionalität in ihren Produktentwicklungen zu vereinen. Transform entwickelt Konzept-
und Multifuntionsmöbel. Das Team besteht aus Gerald Fasching und Hannes Rachbauer. Die Firma
Hodry entwickelt Funktionsmöbel und produziert die entsprechenden Mechanismen für die
Möbelindustrie. Mit über 200 Schutzrechten hat sie ihre innovative Kraft am Möbelmarkt bewiesen. Sie
hat sich als Ziel gesetzt, vermehrt mit Designstudios zu kooperieren.
Object
ALEA
Design: Gerald Fasching 2010
Transform Furniture for
Hodry Metallwaren
Hannes Rachbauer Haselbrunnerstraße 8 1230 Vienna T +43 664 113 29 97 E [email protected] W http://www.hodry.com http://www.transform-furniture.com
Press contact
Hannes Rachbauer E [email protected]
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VITEO
Gernot Wimmler Murecker Straße 27 8472 Strass in der Steiermark T +43 316 31 70 81 59 E [email protected] W http://www.viteo.com
Press contact
Gernot Wimmler E [email protected]
VITEO is an Austrian manufacturer of high-quality outdoor furniture. Its products are designed for
people who feel at home outside. Its collections are based on natural, high-quality materials such as
sustainable teak from Indonesia, top-grade stainless steel or durable Corian®. Handcrafted in small
batches, every item of furniture is inspected for flaws prior to delivery to ensure that Austrian quality is
not an empty promise, but the top priority at VITEO.
Objects
SLIM Lounge Chair with Ottoman Outdoor knitted cushion
Design: Wolfgang Pichler 2011
Design: Wolfgang Pichler 2012
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Wiener Silber Manufactur
Georg Stradiot Spiegelgasse 14 1010 Vienna T +43 1 513 05 00 E [email protected] W http://www.wienersilbermanufactur.com
Press contact
Irene Marenzi E [email protected]
Wiener Silber Manufactur produces masterpieces in new edition including works of the members of
the “Wiener Werkstätte” such as Josef Hoffmann, Kolo Moser, Otto Prutscher and Oswald Haerdtl.
Together with internationally renowned contemporary designers like Thomas Feichtner, Tino
Valentinitsch, Claesson-Koivisto-Rune, Marco Dessi and Tomás Alonso, Wiener Silber Manufactur
creates state-of-the-art design of the highest quality.
Object
Landscape
Design: Charlotte Talbot 2012
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Wiesner-Hager
Marion Zehetner Linzer Straße 22 4950 Altheim T +43 77 23 46 04 68 E [email protected] W http://www.wiesner-hager.com
Press contact
Marion Zehetner E [email protected]
With its sophisticated consulting, interior design and furnishing concepts, the office furniture
manufacturer Wiesner-Hager from Upper Austria promises to take a holistic approach. This allows it
to ensure greater efficiency and well-being with the help of customised solutions: from workplace
design through communications and regeneration areas to furniture for office archives and computer
rooms.
Object
Macao barstool
Design: neunzig˚ design 2012
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Polka for
Wittmann
Ulrike Heindl Obere Marktstraße 5 3492 Etsdorf T +43 27 35 28 71 E [email protected] W http://www.wittmann.at http://www.polkaproducts.com
Press contact
Ulrike Heindl E [email protected]
The philosophy of the family firm Wittmann, a manufacturer of upholstered furniture already in the
fourth generation, revolves around an awareness of quality and craftsmanship. The decision to opt at
its Etsdorf works for manual production to a high quality standard represents an approach that is
sustainable and easy on the environment in many regards. Classic design combined with maximum
levels of comfort are the brand features of a genuine Wittmann article. Working with young prestigious
designers from Austria and abroad, Wittmann ensures that its beds and seating cater for high
aesthetic demands.
Object
Amber
Design: Polka 2012
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Zachl Produktdesign
Sebastian Zachl Gleinkergasse 23 4400 Steyr T +43 650 732 49 99 E [email protected] W http://www.zachl.at
Press contact
Sebastian Zachl E [email protected]
Zachl Produktdesign mainly designs objects for the home. Its invariably plain and minimalist product
designs are influenced by the skills of traditional craftsmanship combined with special attention for
function and sustainability.
Objects
por.table table Zachl stool
Design: Sebastian Zachl 2009/2013
Design: Sebastian Zachl 2012
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Zumtobel
Donau-City-Strasse 1 1220 Vienna T +43 1 25 82 60 10 E [email protected] W http://www.zumtobel.at http://www.dmaa.at
Press contact
Norbert Knaupp E [email protected]
Part of the Zumtobel Group, Zumtobel is a leading international supplier of integral lighting solutions
for professional indoor and outdoor building lighting applications. The company has developed
innovative and customised lighting solutions for over 50 years. It can satisfy even the most stringent
requirements in terms of ergonomics, economic efficiency and environmental compatibility while also
offering aesthetic added value. As an innovation leader, Zumtobel offers an extensive range of high-
quality luminaires and lighting control systems for a wide range of professional building lighting
applications.
Object
LED-Spot IYON
Design: Delugan Meissl Associated Architects 2013
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Contact: Helmut Döller Reanne Leuning ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA Office for Creative Industries T +43 5 90 900 - 36 13 F +43 5 90 900 - 11 36 13 E [email protected]
