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Lulu Space: Russian Furniture Brand Brand LULU space is a full cycle production in the Moscow region, where we make furniture from MDF, veneer and solid oak on our own design. Lulu Space supplies furniture only on the territory of the Russian Federation; we don't export goods abroad. The styles in which we operate are Scandinavian, minimalism and a mid-century modern classic. Our brand makes a piece of simple and functional furniture for a comfortable balanced life of a man who knows what he wants and creates his own house not to make an impression but for the sake of comfort and security. We want the house to be the best place on earth for everyone!

Boca do Lobo was founded in 2005 and, early on, it committed to reinterpreting ancient techniques of fine craftsmanship to create unexpected pieces of contemporary design.

Each creation carries the legacy of centuries of craftsmanship. In the workshops, talented artisans challenge and combine traditional manufacturing techniques with the latest technological methods to shape the finest materials into remarkable furniture, upholstery and lighting pieces, which gives rise to timeless cosmopolitan environments. The collections are inspired and accurately handcrafted in Portugal with attention to detail, passion for beauty and the pure dedication of skilled craftsmen and craftswomen.

Since the pioneering SOHO collection, presented in London, one of the world's leading design capitals, Boca do Lobo has flourished, unveiling ground-breaking furniture pieces, highlighted for their irreverent design, clash of materials and technique, which has been at the core of the brand's design mission. With more than 200 international exhibitions, its masterpieces can be seen across the globe in exquisite residential projects to leading hotels and contract projects. Renowned luxury department stores such as Printemps in Paris and Harrods in London have already selected Boca do Lobo to decorate luxury corners for brands such as Fendi and Prada. Giants of hospitality like the Fairmont Hotel chain in US, The New York Palace Hotel, the Asturias Hotel in Madrid or the opulent Al Jasra Boutique Hotel in Qatar have already conceived five-star interiors through the brand’s collections. Opulent casinos in Europe, or even luxury villas in Oporto, are already home to the distinctive aesthetic that marries traditional craft with a new playful sophistication. The greatest design and lifestyle publications such as Architectural Digest editions, Designboom, Wallpaper*, ELLE Décor, LUXE Interiors+Design, How to Spend It or Le Monde, have featured Boca do Lobo artistic creations as a trend to follow. The first piece of Boca do Lobo was drawn 15 years ago, yet its story started being shaped centuries ago. Around the world, the beauty and wisdom of craftsmanship have survived throughout the times and generations, allowing the creation of soulful design pieces nowadays. The non-settle feeling of creative minds and the meticulous effort of master artisans gave the vision to understand the past through forgotten techniques and raw materials and interpret it through cutting-edge technology. A

Fire generally has the property of destroying wood. But the exact opposite is the case if you deliberately combine wood with fire. Like the Yakisugi method, the traditional Japanese art of wood finishing, in which the wood is carbonized and thus preserved for many decades. Flamed wood is also a real eye-catcher, with which the Berlin lighting manufacturer Gantlights is now refining its C series.

There are various methods of preserving wood. Most woods are varnished, varnished, or oiled. The thermal type of preservation, in which the wood is carbonized, is an exceptional variant: the temperature-intensive treatment of the wood surface caramelizes and chars the cellulose, wood cells are closed, and the underlying layers are protected from damaging influences in a natural way.

The Yakisugi method is, therefore, an extraordinarily ecological and economical technique that also develops outstanding aesthetics: carbonized wood impresses with its deep black color and thus offers an exciting contrast to light, minimalist furnishing concepts. Flamed wood is now widely used in architecture but is still relatively new in the product area. The Berlin lighting manufacturer Gantlights has included "Burned Wood" as a new variant in the C series - a lighting series with a filigree design and exciting material contrasts with a unique presence. Flamed wood is one of eight material variants for the lampshade, which can be individually combined with light and dark concrete or oak and walnut as the lamp body. "My designs work a lot with materials that are more familiar from architecture. But a burnt wood surface has so much structure and delicacy that it comes out much better in the product design. More details are recognizable than on a large facade," explains the architect and product designer Stefan Gant. "I find it particularly exciting that the surface appears extremely fragile, but the opposite is the case: the fire treatment makes the wood more resistant to moisture, fungi and UV radiation, for example." The C series can be optically configured extensively: available in lengths of 92, 122 and 186 centimeters, the materials - for example, concrete, oxidized copper, oak or walnut and now newly flamed wood - can be freely combined for the lamp body and lampshade. Cable color and length can also be customized. The pendant lamp also conveniently regulates the light using Touch-Dim: gently touching the steel cables, the light is dimmed or brightened.

A fantastic and unique city-facing apartment in New York, with a spectacular view of the bustling Manhattan district. That was the challenge presented to the Jetclass team by a family of three – capture the bustling Manhattan district. That was the challenge presented to the Jetclass team by a family of three – capture the essence of their lifestyle, bring nature inside and make them feel in a calm, relaxed environment despite the essence of their lifestyle, bring nature inside and make them feel in a calm, relaxed environment despite the outside rush. An entire renovation was required.

The overall apartment plan was a unique layout with common living and dining areas in an open space and a led illuminated platform with a spiral staircase that leads to the upper floor where the bedrooms are. A led illuminated platform with a spiral staircase leads to the upper floor where the bedrooms are. There was a deliberate attempt to create something out of the ordinary both in terms of layout and ultimately finishes, was a deliberate attempt to create something out of the ordinary both in terms of layout and ultimately finishes, producing an eccentric and jaw-dropping final result.

The Jetclass design team used the free-flowing spaces and the exploration of curved and sinuous forms to create a new spatial perspective in this penthouse design. The large oversized windows helped take advantage of this penthouse design's new spatial perspective. The large oversized windows helped to take advantage of the natural lighting that reflects on the decor elements; it provokes different sensations according to the outside the natural lighting that reflects on the decor elements; it provokes different sensations according to the outside light, changing the inside atmosphere’s mood in line with the external environment. The challenge was to light, changing the inside atmosphere’s mood in line with the external environment. The challenge was making this penthouse feel more intimate and near nature. The high ceiling and structural beams were filled to make this penthouse feel more intimate and next to nature. The high ceiling and structural beams were filled with glorious chandeliers, so empty space was not noticed. THE LIVING AREA Inspired by the urban lifestyle, the living room’s voluptuous shapes and sober colors invite moments of dolce far niente. This space results from a mixture of textures, colors, fabrics, and even styles. The geometric and organic shapes present in the furnishings, the harsh lines of the sofa’s outline and the combination between the rug and pouf’s patterns create an almost ethereal aesthetic. The Da Vinci sofa arrangement ensures the division between the dining and living areas. Iconic furniture designs provide a special living character. The Aspen armchair is a statement piece for the most curated interiors. THE DINING AREA In the dining area, the large windows were crucial when defining the environment. Natural light and the possibility of enjoying the glazing view are key factors when spending convivial moments around the new Oslo dining table. Reflective surfaces such as Carrara marble, stainless steel and the back as Carrara marble, stainless steel and the back display serve as an interesting backdrop for the Christie chandelier which orients the eyes toward the main point of the space – the

A luxury apartment in the fantastic and fanciful city of romance presents an elegant decoration with a modern classic touch. A perfect balance between handcrafted statement pieces and neutral and functional elements is accomplished with state-of-the-art furniture. The result is a comfortable and stylish Parisian home with a Jetclass signature. DINING ROOM DESIGN DETAILS AND EXTRAVAGANT FINISHES A dining room set is created in the image of the surroundings and the city where it is located. Cosmopolitan yet exquisite and bold, the concept was thought to modernize the architectural and was thought to modernize the architectural and artistic heritage. The surprising combination between the Apollo mirror and a yellow Lust sideboard acknowledges that the simple choice of a finish can change the space’s atmosphere.

This is the “TALIESIN® Special Limited Model homage to Frank Lloyd Wright” collection in 2018. While using TALIESIN® 2 as the prototype, Toyo Ito created a new TALIESIN by reinterpreting Wright’s ideas and architectural motifs from his own perspective. Special Limited Model HOMOGENEOUS TO FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT Celebrating the 150th anniversary of Wright’s birth in 2017, YAMAGIWA started a collaboration with acclaimed architects and designers to rebuild new TALIESIN® to preserve his legacy for the future. “For this project, I took on the challenge of creating a work that enables viewers to physically experience the power of TALIESIN® 2 and the sense of presence that trees exude, presenting Wright’s work with a modern expression by changing the materials. Compared to Wright’s TALIESIN® 2, which comprises a continuous cascade of shades and light-shielding plates, I devised a configuration comprising three types of polyhedra.” ― Toyo Ito.

Luxcambra is a family-owned business from Barcelona which has been working passionately since 1966 to create lighting designs and solutions to improve the spaces that surround us and create atmospheres with personality. Our designs are not just products but stories that we care about and strive to preserve. Luxcambra's lamps are a testament to our passion for creating lighting solutions that leave an emotional mark on people for their very existence, and every design is the result of the continuous efforts of our dedicated team, who bring their best to every project. At Luxcambra, our design philosophy is centered around functionality, authenticity, and the use of natural materials. Our luminaires are inspired by rationalist design principles, featuring clean, simple forms that prioritize essential elements over superfluous details. Yet, our designs are imbued with a strong Mediterranean influence, giving each luminaire a distinctive personality and character.

Lights made of natural materials such as wood or concrete and in geometric basic shapes continue to be on-trend. Colors dominated by black and brass, among others. Additionally, decorative wall lights will be in focus in the coming year.

Of course, it is unrealistic to redecorate every room every year, and testing every trend would also be unsustainable. Nevertheless, at least one idea can often be well integrated into the existing home. Light is a particularly beautiful furnishing element that can easily enhance the apartment decoratively and functionally with a few simple steps. Trend #1: Lights made of natural materials In addition to wood, concrete is also a natural product. The mixture of cement, water, and a rock aggregate consisting of sand and gravel is arbitrarily shapeable in a slurry-like state and extremely durable in hardened form. With the C series, Gantlights offers a luminaire that beautifully combines wood and concrete and many other combinations such as oak with carbonized wood. Trend #2: Lights in black tones A black-light body that seemingly absorbs the light envelops the light source, which in turn provides brightness: a black luminaire is an exciting contrast pair that is increasingly finding its way into living rooms. Gantlights also offers all of its luminaires in dark concrete. Particularly decorative are small pendant lights arranged as bundles above the table. Tip #3: Wall lights for atmospheric lighting Indirect accent lighting for a cozy atmosphere is often more known in restaurants or hotels. Now, wall lights are also celebrating their breakthrough in the domestic four walls. Above all, restrained formats such as discreet cubes that emit light upwards and downwards create an elegant feel-good atmosphere. At Gantlights, rectangular and square wall lights are made of light or dark concrete with silver, gold, or copper interior coatings.

A Salone del Mobile 2022 release A bar cabinet of impeccable elegance - sculpted, clean and contemporary, enlivened by the fun fringes and some stylish dragonflies. Eclectic and suitable for both modern residential or hospitality spaces, Folk is an exclusive and valuable ornament to any project. Salone del Mobile Milano’s Favourite Piece Love for beauty and quality drives us in every single choice and emphasizes our experience and know-how. Folk represents the true passion for design: a wonderful combination of tradition and innovation, craftsmanship and creative imagination, well bound together by authentic care for every little detail. Materials: • Oak Leaf • Lacquered Wood • Aged Mirror • Metal • Stainless steel • Leather

HISTORY Sculptures Jeux was founded in 1973 from the idea of French designers Ariane and Bernard Vuarnesson to revisit spaces in a playful and contemporary way. Interior design, creative and functional, with a strong Made in Italy imprint. Over the years, Sculptures Jeux has acquired the know-how to create unique elements designed to improve the utilization of spaces, be used and at the same time reinvent everyday life. Hence the concept 'Sculptures Jeux ": products that become sculptures to play within one's home eclectically and personally. PHILOSOPHY The Sculptures Jeux philosophy is outlined as an eclectic set of tactile, visual and perceptive emotions. Moving through a living space designed for us, personal and intimate, enhances our lifestyle. Sculptures Jeux furniture is not simply decoration but furnishings that stimulate a concrete use of the piece of furniture itself, as if they were ideal extensions of the person. The intimate space grows and mutates with us. Sculptures PRODUCT Setting up an individual space is a deeply creative process. MADE IN ITALY Sculptures Jeux takes care of its creations in the smallest detail, from the design to the choice of materials and working processes that are strictly Made in Italy, combining form and function, play and lines. SUSTAINABILITY The Sculptures Jeux furnishing accessory is not meant for a precise space but reinvents itself and lasts over time: durability is the tangible sign of sustainability We have chosen a

About GANTlights

GANTlights was founded in 2012 in Berlin by the architect and product designer Stefan Gant (34) to design individual lamps and products with architectural influence and manufacture locally affiliated workshops in small quantities. The company employs 8 permanent employees and sells its products internationally both through stationary and online retailers.

Stefan Gant has received various awards and nominations for his design objects, including the German Design Award Special and the European Product Design Award. They hang in reception areas of doctors and dentists, in cafés and offices, as well as in a wide variety of apartments – from Paris to Hong Kong. On average, 24 years of life are spent sleeping. Accordingly, a bed with a comfortable mattress receives a lot of attention in furnishing planning. But what about the lighting concept? To start the sleep process, melatonin is needed. The hormone causes fatigue but is only active if the environment is not too bright. An adapted lighting concept is therefore essential for good sleep. But in reality, bedrooms are usually too dim or much too brightly lit. Often too few light sources are responsible, often placed in the wrong place and with the wrong light color. Tip #1: The basic lighting: pendant lights with high ceilings, ceiling spots with low ceilings The basic lighting of a room almost always comes from above. The ceiling lighting distributes the light evenly throughout the room. The height of the luminaire is decisive here. With very high ceilings, a pendant lamp is suitable, which can also illuminate the cabinet at the appropriate height. Several pendant lamps of different heights Tip #2: Accent lighting: light spots for atmosphere, wall or table lamps for reading In order to illuminate individual areas in the bedroom in a targeted manner or to set atmospheric highlights, several luminaires are suitable: floor spots to illuminate a houseplant, for example, wall spots for indirect light and table or wall lamps for reading. This also shows again how important it is to plan the lighting concept carefully: while floor spots in the room can be rearranged at any time, wall

Following the resounding success of the Virtual Villa and Boutique Hotel, BROKIS is building on its technological advancements and innovative solutions to showcase its award-winning lighting collections in a setting they undoubtedly belong in and form an integral part of – the modern office. In its latest project spanning more than 1,200 m2 of virtual office space, BROKIS presents 16 collections, including the latest additions to its product portfolio, Overlay, Prisma, Double, and Orbis. The goal was to create a timeless office ecosystem with relaxation zones and informal meeting rooms in which employees and visitors feel good. Welcome to our SKY Office in the clouds of Manhattan.

The offices are in a skyscraper in Manhattan, New York, covering an entire upper floor. The environment is airy and pleasant thanks to full-length windows looking out over the cityscape. The windows play an important role, as they remind the observer of the project’s unique venue, with the surrounding buildings outside providing a sense of dynamism rising from the streets below to the thriving, energetic offices. The main aspiration for the project was to create a setting, perhaps suitable for a design or creativity firm, conceived around people with a genuine sense of community working together in the building. The concept provides the perfect backdrop on which to cast the beauty of the BROKIS collections, the decorative lights instilling the space with a distinctive character and creating a warm and inviting office setting. Subtle and peculiar architectural touches combine with attractive appointments and furniture to enable each space to fulfill its special function. With no private offices, the open floorplan featuring an abundance of areas for work, meetings, and discussions speaks to the idea that the best creative results are achieved not through solo efforts but through collaboration between all the participants on a given project. The open space promotes the continuous exchange of ideas and opinions, with the central relaxation zone serving as a junction between the two halves of the Like the other virtual projects before it, the new BROKIS Virtual Office was created by the studios Salaris and Suprema. The overall design was conceived in close collaboration with BROKIS art director Lucie Koldova, who personally oversaw every last detail of the resulting design. And how exactly might one characterize that design? The use of color, although maintained in continuity in the different spaces, plays an important narrative role in the project. The architecture of the building was

EMERA DESIGN is an Italian company specializing in the design and manufacturing of lighting objects designed for the home and Contract industry. The company was founded in 2019 by Roberto Vaia. EMERA DESIGN builds its identity on the values of innovation, technology, and environmental sustainability, and Made in Italy, applied to a formal and evocative design, trying to enhance and promote the expressive potential of young designers both Italian and international. A cutting-edge technological study, the use of sustainable materials, care of the details and constant research for innovative solutions, materials and finishing help to characterize the products of EMERA DESIGN while maintaining the value of craftsmanship, typical of the best Italian manufacturing tradition. Attentive to the needs and new trends of the market, especially in the Contract, EMERA DESIGN offers its technology and experience in Lighting Design to create projects and products of high technical profile with the

Zilio A&C is a company that makes up the historic Manzano Chair District; it has been producing chairs and furniture accessories for over 70 years. It is a company where experience, handed down from father to son, creates a delicate synergy between fine woods, traditional craftsmanship, modern technology and a genuinely international approach. Zilio A&C stands out for its refined style that gets at the essence of every piece, sophisticated palette of carefully-selected materials, and close attention to every design and construction detail. Its furnishings and accessories for homes and workplaces boast a long-lasting, timeless value and beauty.

Zilio A&C will be exhibiting at the Stockholm Furniture Fair (stand C05:23). The Friuli-based brand will feature its latest collection of chairs and furniture inspired by pure, contemporary design.

S. Giovanni al Natisone, February 2023 - Thanks to the excellent craftsmanship of Udine’s historic chair district and collaborations with international designers such as Mentsen, Note Design Studio and Sylvain Willenz, Zilio A&C brings Japandi style to the Stockholm Furniture Fair. Sleek forms and natural-toned woods come together in a balanced mix of Nordic design and Japanese style. Zilio A&C - an FSC-certified company - combines collaborations with international designers and local production, reducing environmental impact. A mix and match of international designers and excellent craftsmanship results in collections of seating and accessories with a sleek contemporary style. Exquisite attention to every design and construction detail represents the distinctive hallmark of Zilio A&C, a brand committed to furniture and accessories design for the contract and residential markets. Bacchette folding chair design Mentsen The folding safari chair is an archetype evoking elegant and exotic vibes: moving memories that Bacchette conveys in this contemporary reinterpretation of a chair. The piece’s character is emphasized by the two beechwood rods (“bacchette” in Italian) that support the backrest and act as armrests, floating almost on the thin, barely perceptible metal frame. Finishes shift from natural tones for the outdoor version, featuring a back and seat made of durable technical material meant to be experienced on a porch, veranda, or conservatory. The richer leather version is ideal for indoor settings, from the living room to the study. Warm colors characterize the powder-coated steel frame in coppery red or black-veined brown. Candid stool design Note Design Studio The challenge taken on by the Stockholm studio for this piece, in synergy with Zilio A&C and all its excellence in craftsmanship and detailing, was to create a new concept for a chair that would be light and sturdy at the same time. A compact, lightweight design returns in the new Candid stool, where a few simple elements come together naturally through a complex construction process and careful jointing systems. Trapezoidal supports offer the eye a

Who is Casalis: Innovation & Design Driven by curiosity, Casalis, together with its designers, develops innovative textile products. It is a challenge for us to create products that meet our goal of a world of beauty and our idea of quality. Casalis designs and produces contemporary carpets, objects, and acoustic panels. Functionally as well as artistically, they meet the very highest standards. High-quality skills & craft We are passionate about finding the best-skilled producers to turn traditional human crafts into the highest quality of products. At the same time, we follow the most recent technological developments to create high-end textile products as well. We adore the diversity of techniques to challenge our imagination. Sustainable materials & production We are grateful for the rich diversity of raw materials that nature provides us. Our production is intended to be as environmentally friendly as possible and most of our products are customized, limiting waste to About our Award winning Vlas collection: https://henryvandevelde.be/en/awards/21/vlas Linen is a sustainable material that is part of our culture. It grows here, in our Flemish countryside. Kortrijk, situated on the banks of the River Leie, is steeped in the rich history of the linen and flax industry. The art director of Casalis Anita Kars developed a rug in which the motif and the production method highlight the positive properties of linen and the negative is transformed into a positive.

ABOUT PULLCAST

PullCast was born digging deep into the wonders of nature by a jeweler and a designer who adore collecting objects from outdoor experiences.

Crossing the worlds of jewelry and design only led to a path of exploring new aesthetic design approaches with architectural and artistic strong influences. Expect to find diverse ranges of styles on collectible sculptural hardware, wide-spreading a sense of rarity and legacy, grounded by ancient forms of craft.

As artists, they are dedicated to crafts and are surrounded by craftsmen that showcase great expertise and passion for their art. A true atelier in search of the most high-quality materials and processes to translate exquisiteness and exceptionality to their jewelry.

Effortlessly they craft handmade customization, treasuring the creation of a bond with their customers. Handcrafted in Portugal and sold worldwide, they actively combine the use of noble materials with artisanal skills and techniques, favoring distinction.

Enter on a voyage with PullCast, outlining the quintessence of your designs. JEWELRY At the heart of PullCast, Jewelry Hardware lies a desire to unveil authentic and original objects of art. Driven by an infinite passion for exploring the most unique natural wonders, which brilliantly emerge in the finest art. Their decorative and architectural hardware mirrors a clear vision of timeless beauty, Extraordinary balancing, and heritage of craft with refinement. CRAFTSMANSHIP Beyond PullCast handcrafts is the powerful fingerprint of their makers. Crafts mastery is possible through the endless inspiration of their artisans around the world, combined with their knowledge of antique techniques that make their hardware unique and inimitable. More than 500 outstanding designs divided into 7 unique distinctive collections inspired by nature and beautiful objects from all around are here to impress. EXCLUSIVITY PullCast´s knowledge of handcrafted jewelry makes them a worldwide reference in the creation of unique pieces of art. Their BESPOKE solutions make your dreams

About the inspiration

The Loop Side Table aims to enrich our lives, both aesthetically and functionally. It illustrates how design can simultaneously simplify and enhance our spaces. The inspiration for Loop Side Table arose in 2020, a pivotal time in the world, seeing the transformation of homes into offices, playrooms and meeting rooms. This merging of personal spaces led Mustafa to the idea of creating a table that enables working from the comfort of your sofa and provides an alternative to the much-used dining table. Product characteristics The initial goal was to create a product that was sleek, minimalistic, and discreet. Its form is crucial to its function, permitting the table to merge and slide under sofas, thus allowing the plate to gracefully levitate over the seat. Additionally, Loop offers a rotating mechanism, enabling the plate to smoothly spin, and permitting its user to stand up with ease, essentially without the hassle of having to remove any items from it. Loop can also be used for other purposes - as an accent table, a nightstand, or a bedside tray table. Its metal base is powder-coated, whilst the tabletop is available in oak veneer and linoleum. Unlike the rest In essence, the table named itself with its unique feature - the looping motion. Thus, it is this very motion that differentiates Loop from the standard side table, and empowers it to take on different functions,with every turn that it makes. Designer About the Loop Side Table: "For visual sleekness, we balanced the coldness of the metal with the round edges and the warm exterior of the plate. Loop's aim is to be discreet in the interior space; its aesthetic is entirely in service of its function - to curve above the sofa seat for effortless use. Adding to that effortlessness, we implemented the rotating mechanism, ensuring exibility when standing up from the sofa. Hence, the purpose thoroughly conditions the form." Mustafa Cohadzic

The cork sustainable design:
It is the only used cork of the branches (falca) for the manufacture of cork granules. These are block clusters in an autoclave, being a 100% natural process without the use of additives. The technology, developed by Sofalca, consists of injecting water vapor through the pellets that will expand and agglutinate with the resins of the cork itself. This "cooking" also gives a dark color to the agglomerated cork, like chocolate. The production of steam is used biomass, obtained from the milling and cleaning of the falca, which makes it truly ecological production and, without waste, 95% energy self-sufficient. As a super-material, cork offers so many advantages because, in addition to its excellent thermic, acoustic insulation and antivibration characteristic, it is also a CO2 sink playing a key role in the environment.

Gazzda is a design house built on curiosity and virtue, established in 2013 with the simple purpose of leaving this world more attractive than we found it. By creating striking pieces of furniture that bring a breath of fresh air to all kinds of interiors. We enable people to get more out of life by reimagining their personal surroundings and helping them to transform modest dwellings into uplifting, enabling living spaces – brimming with energy. Sleek, airy and smooth to the touch: the tactile qualities of our designs really set them apart. With proportions always elegantly balanced. And materials shaped to perfection by pushing their technical limits. Every tiny detail adds to that distinct Gazzda character. Old-school craftsmanship meets next-generation engineering at our in-house workshop and design studio. Where the many concept sketches mark creative progress, 3D-printed parts and sawdust-covered prototypes going from hand to hand. We thoroughly enjoy putting our design

Premium fireplaces for architectural realizations

Belgian manufacturer Metalfire designs and produces high-quality open and closed fireplaces. Unlike other brands, Metalfire’s collections are primarily designed with aesthetics in mind. All of our 100+ unique appliances combine high-end technical features with sleek designs. Our motivation to blend in with the architecture and interior of the home as a whole is what ends up separating us from the crowd.

It isn’t illogical then that ever since our founding in 2003, Metalfire has caught the eye of and worked with multiple renowned architects and industry professionals. And we will continue to do so because our ‘no limits’ attitude allows for broad possibilities in custom work, finishing frames and extensions. Consequently, our fireplaces can bear the architect’s or interior designer’s personal signature, making them finely in tune with the design of their entire realization. 100% Belgian craftsmanship Metalfire is firmly rooted in Belgian soil, where the fireplaces are manufactured by hand in our Evergem workshop. Craftsmanship is the fundamental value for Metalfire: every day our vision of architectural fireplaces is translated into reality by the skilled hands of our craftsmen. This combination of design, craftsmanship and passion is where our products’ warmth and ambiance really come in. It ensures a unique attraction that simply can’t be imitated by automated production processes. Thanks to the dedication of our team, Metalfire fireplaces are now enjoyed all over the world. At present, the company produces about 1000 handcrafted fireplaces every year and delivers to more than 100 distributors worldwide. Defined by innovation & customization The current range consists of several open and closed gas and wood fireplaces. In the first category, there’s the Avenue and Avenue Plus and the Urban model. In the second one, there’s the Ultime D (liftable door), Universal. The common denominator: sleek, premium and customizable design. Metalfire also created a collection of desirable accessories called ‘Metalforms,’ which consists of the Anemone (design fire pits) and valuable tools in and around the