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Nexel Edition
Since more then 35 years, production and distribution of electronic components have been their specialty. In 2004 Thierry Morera helped by a demanding team created Nexel Edition, lights and day-to-day objects. For it's decoration line, Nexel proposes a large choice of reading lamps, floor lamps, table lamps, suspended lamps and more. The Focus line offers LED lightning projectors perfect for shops, art galleries, offices or even pop up stores. Lines are sober, elegant and made in France by a nice, professional and listening team.

Teckell
Teckell / Gianfranco Barban had the vision of creating a new type of artisans’ workshop. In 1999, he opened B.Lab Italia, a multicultural workshop where experimentation is the modus operandi for breaking new ground in the world of design. The workshop’s capabilities are enhanced due to the technological and industrial expertise available in the region and the natural surroundings’ transformative powers. This creative climate inspires independent thinking and a stream of ideas for new ways to use materials and objects. B.Lab is a setting for research and experimentation. The studio is a vibrant example of the Italian creative tradition in which people, skills, ideas, dreams and projects unite to invent. 

Foulon  
The Foulon toys are 100 % designed and made in our workshops in France, in Jura mountains. Since the creation of the company, qualified women and men succeed each other with passion. Their know-how allows to select the best wood, to transform it, paint it, and assemble it to give life to Foulon toys. Foulon is committed to make educational and sustainable toys, adapted to the needs of the child, respecting the environment. The wood is from sustainably managed forests and controlled sources (PEFC).

François Muracciole
For nearly three decades the architect François Muracciole converts, transforms and embellishes privates or professionels areas. A transformation made with humility and requirement and knows how to listen men and places. He likes to say that walls talk and knows how to possess space and time when the project requires it. He defines strictly what's, for him, an architect : "it's answering a question, understand and master a universe that I don't know. Above all, a meeting with space and a person. Space contraints and requirements of the project owner are a challenge to François Muracciole. His talent : knows how to disappear, erase himself to give space for whom investigate de room. His projects : L'Espace Bonton rue de Grenelle Paris, La Maison des Trois thés of Maître Tseng Paris, Too Young to Die at la Défense, the Fragonard museum Paris...

In 2010 he created his own furnitures factory, Assemblage M. His goal and desire /  To produce objects in samll quantity linked to one of his projects in his parisien workshop, rue des Martyrs. He explores the objects' world with different shapes and materials. He associates his creativity to his will to always push back the limits of his imagination by creating simple and functional objects. His Jane stool, from industrial inspiration and created from sheet metal is inspired from the origami folding technique. It's Curiosité hanging suspension is half way between japonese lanterns and hand lamps. It can be hanged as well as laid. Chic and simple, it's maching with any universe. A real and authentic line like it's creator.