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Fusiontables
Today,Saluc produces and distributes billiard balls under the registered trademark Aramith in more than 85 countries, and has a marketshare of 80 % worldwide. Built with &ldquoKnow-How to entertain&rdquo, the Fusion table has indeed exactly what it takes to create those unique memorable moments for you, your family and guests. Integrate a steel Space-Frame to offer the strength and stability required to carry a top quality slate playing surface while keeping the sleek European look to a dining table is the challenge we succeeded with our protected Fusion design. Nothing lets anyone guess that in the only 4 ½&rdquo thick horizontal platform of the Fusion table hides a high quality slate pool table with all its accessories.

Teckell
Teckell collection is B.Labs reinterpretation of the table sport of "foosball". From their collaboration with product designer Adriano Design and through an ongoing research in materials and technology, teckell was created a truly original lifestyle and luxury design. Their project teckell is to give a new life to the game foosball introding it as it as an elegant design piece in our formal living spaces. B.lab Italia and Adriano Design continue their path todesign excellence by using the most skilled italian craftsmen and materials, their hands turn Teckell into a precious blend of artistic creation and technology. With its pure elegance and diamond like transparency, Teckell will fulfill your desire for the extraordinary.

Kukkia
Kukkia Co.,Ltd was born in Japan July 2009 when Kaz, inspired by time as a child spent in her Grandfather's woodshed, reminisced over the comforting woody smells of his carpentry and teamed up with Novi to create their first wooden toy collection -gg*. The concept behind Kukkia, meaning "bloom" or "flower" in Finnish and "kuki" which means stem in Japanese, is to make beautiful toys and objects that are not just educational but also bring big smiles to children and adults alike.
 
At Kukkia they want materials they use to be tactile---to look and feel natural and also to have colours that are both calming and appealing to the eye. They also want kids to get involved with their toys and use their wonderful imaginations to create, change and re-invent how to play---there are no limits!

Joy de Rohan Chabot

While Joy de Rohan Chabot&rsquos little classmates were starting to write their first phrases, her artistic nature began to appear. Indeed, drawing and the imagination took a far greater place for Joy than did writing, which was a real nightmare for her, due to her suffering from a certain form of dyslexia. To compensate for this problem, drawing very quickly emerged as her means of expression. When only just 17 years of age, Joy de Rohan Chabot was admitted to the École des Arts Décoratifs (renowned French grand école of art and design) with the ambition of making her passion into her profession.

Joy has green fingers, in fact, if it had not been for painting she would have liked to become a gardener. Moreover, nature became her principal inspiration. She describes her work as poeticising reality. From her earliest childhood Joy de Rohan Chabot dreamed of imaginary gardens, which thus naturally became a recurrent theme in her collections.