PRODUCT NEWS | INNOVATIONS
CONTEMPORARY DESIGN INNOVATIVE DRAWERS
GRASS NOVA PRO SCALA DETAILS : GRASS’s Nova Pro slide technology has already been proven millions of times over in practical use, and is now progressing to the next generation. With its comprehensive new drawer range Nova Pro Scala, GRASS is presenting a system which offers the variability to harmonise with the contemporary styles of tomorrow’s living spaces. The range is continually being updated. The latest addition: a model with a high box-drawer for design-conscious customers. The German Design Council recently honoured the GRASS product design. |
grass.eu
BELOW | Nova Pro Crystal Plus
features an innovative clip technology; the design elements can be fitted securely and without tools.
LIGHTING SOLUTION
GERA LS4 KITCHEN LIGHTING DETAILS : GERA Leuchten was showing lighting systems suitable for kitchen designs without wall units. The GERA glass shelf merges indirect light with furniture functions. The units can be wall- mounted in kitchens without wall units, creating additional storage space in the form of a shelf. |
gera-leuchten.de
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LAMINATE SHOW
ABET LAMINATES DETAILS : A selection of Abet laminates were exhibited on the ICDLI (International Committee of the Decorative Laminates Industry) booth. The Abet 2015- 2018 collection offers a new range of decors, thanks to the addition of a number of new hues, materials and textures. |
abetlaminati.com
COATING MATERIALS
GIUSTO MANETTI BATTILORO DETAILS : At interzum, Giusto Manetti Battiloro’s new products included: Goldenpak Flat – a foil of PVC + polyester laminate, either UV painted or decorated by hot stamping. And Goldenpak Mirror – a foil that combines the mirror effect with flexibility and excellent surface resistance. |
manettidesign.it
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