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Bysteel

The Bysteel collection is an idea and expression container originated by the very simplicity of forms: the steel foil. The metalwork processing narrates all the conceptual path that the company has identified as its own communicative mission. All Bysteel products are entirely made in the Forlì factory using recyclable metals, through cutting and folding processes, optimizing of the wasting, project customization, sustainability and total control of manufacturing work. Each single object of the collection requires a special finishing phase, entrusted to artisans whose manual skill is expressed in the excellence of folding, grinding, polishing and lacquering.



 

 

Vondom
Vondom is born with the anxiety and inquietude by creating a new form of understanding the world of indoor and outdoor decoration. One of the most innovator process in the decoration field at the moment , rotational molding, is the main employed technology for the development of the new products, as well as the employment of textiles, metals, glass.

The products Vondom are designed by the best designers in the world, since as them, in Vondom they are some impassioned of the design, the art, the functionality and the sustainability. That anxiety and its capacity of development, does that Vondom creates new products continuously, creations that cause to feel and to live serenely favoring the human contact and the friendly conversation.

Lum'Art
Located in the French countryside, 125km west of Paris, Lum'art is a company established almost 50 years ago, involved in design and hand creation of lights for indoor and outdoor use. Each piece is made of high quality zinc, copper or brass, and is cut out, worked, welded and patinated in the original process handed down from generations. High quality products created with such attention to detail, always produce works both aesthetically pleasing and truly reliable. Each piece is made to order using a wide range of patinas such as Vert de gris, or antique brass.

Bina Baitel Studio

Bina Baitel lives and works in Paris. From design to architecture, Bina Baitel uses long-term innovation, simplicity and experimentation in order to transform concepts into objects, spaces and experiences. In 2006, Bina Baitel developed a process for the production and printing of flexible objects subsidized by the CFI (the Center for the Research of Innovation and the Transfer of Technology).

This patented invention was included in numerous shows: at the Innovatheque FCBA (Paris), at Nordic Materials (Norway) and at the La Villette Cité des Sciences et de l&rsquoIndustrie of Paris.This technological invention led her to develop an innovative composite material that enabled her to obtain flexible and luminous volumes.