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Ashleigh & Burwood

Presented by Ashleigh & Burwood  ( M&O Hall5 Stand J64/ K63)London, the &lsquoHistoric Royal Palaces&rsquo range is a truly majestic home fragrance collection.  The designs and fragrances capture the genuine essence of the fine regal English heritage that the Historic Royal Palaces brand represents the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace, the Banqueting House, Kensington Palace and Kew Palace. Diligently crafted perfumes remain true to the horticultural heritage of the Royal  Palaces and their grounds, creating a range of authentic traditional English fragrances. 

Rose Garden, English Lavender, Citrus, Herb Garden, Wisteria and Orange Blossom. Scented Reed Diffusers and beautiful hand-poured Candles are available in each of the 6 fragrances. The products and perfumes are complimented perfectly by the intricate graphical depiction featured on the product packaging, which have been inspired by architectural elements of the Palaces.

 







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Tribus & Royaumes
Pierre-Guillaume Boucot will be pleased to receive you on his Stand F49 Hall 1 Maison & Objet 18 to 22 january 2013 and share with you its new discoveries picked up all over the world discoveries rare unique wood, metal and textile redesigned revisited to create tables,consoles, frames, chests, mirrors, picture frames, athypique, brand, Tribus & Royames is present both in private hotels in refined interiors places.

Bisson Bruneel
In a contemporary spirit, Yann & Jérôme Bruneel (M&O Editeurs Hall 7 Stand D147) encourage restraint and an eye for detail in order to offer you creative and exclusive fabric collections. Collections chosen are selected using their particularly skilled eye for evaluating materials and their decorative potential. With curtains, sliding panels, blinds ans textile wall coverings made from innovative and stylish materials, Bisson Bruneel invite you to create your own scenes of contemporary living based on your customers' personalities.

Thomas Bentzen
Thomas Bentzen's work ranges from tableware to interior design, from furniture to industrial design. His passion is to create objects that engage and create curiosity, that are functional and simple and meet the human need while in use - and simply create joy while not. He is obsessed with materials and their limits, by form and functionality and by the durability of design. Before setting up his own design office in spring 2010 he worked for Danish designer Louise Campbell for five years where he became a partner in 2008. He is a board-member at the Danish Cabinetmakers Autumn Exhibition also known as SE and occasionally teach at the Danish Designschool in Copenhagen.