Spain’s National Design Prize, the most prestigious design award handed down in Spain, has gone to Sellex.
The Government Minister for Industry and Innovation says the company won
because of more than 30 years of consistent quality and constant search for excellence’.
Jury members felt Sellex has been able to combine timeless elegance with affordability and usability.
KE-ZU has enjoyed an illustrious relationship with Sellex supplying products from the likes of Lievore, Altherr & Molina, Gemma Bernal and Burkhard Vogtherr.
To date Sellex furniture has been used in The Australian Family Courts, NSW Police Stations, The Scottish Parliament, London City Hall and many more high profile projects.
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Andreu World continues to win praise right around the world with its 2011 collections.
At the recent NeoCon 2011 Awards in Chicago the Sail, Sit and Nub collections were awarded top of their catagories for contract furnishings – completely scooping the pool!
It was no surprise to us that Patricia Urquiola’s Nub collection took home the People’s Choice Award.
The Gold Award for Best Stacking Chair was given to Sail, the sleek stackable injection molded piece from Piergiorgio & Michele Cazzaniga.
Best Guest Chair Gold Award was won by Lievore, Altherr & Molina’s Sit Collection. A charming, versatile family of chairs offered in timber, upholstered or myriad colour options in polyprop with sled or four legs.
Be sure to catch the Australian launch of Nub, Sit and Sail at KE-ZU’s showroom during this years Saturday Indesign in August.
See them for yourself and you too will be won over!
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One of the coolest websites around: COOL HUNTING recently featured an article on the “Spanish Seating Renaissance”. We were chuffed (but not surprised) to note that accounting for over half the examples of good Spanish seating design are KE-ZU products… Sitting pretty indeed!
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