Spanish classic deco beauties at Feria Habitat Valencia 2012

Classical furniture is evolving and MUEBLE DE ESPAÑA keep up with latest trends by introducing new interior concepts that responds to different needs and tastes. At Feria Hábitat Valencia, the haute decor pavilion will put on display a unique selection of sophisticated collections that stand out for the excellence and timeless elegance of their designs. Let’s have a deeper insight…

Luxury and eclectic glamour, a trend as strong as ever…

One of the great things about classic pieces of furniture is that they never really seem to go out of style, providing sophisticated ambiences with beauty, charm and, why not, a warm inviting and personal feel.

The inspirational blend of fine designs, precious finishes and, noble woods that goes into Spain’s high-class decoration reflects the strong character of the country and its authentic joie de vivre.

You will find a good example of this at Habitat Valencia 2012, where a selection of Spanish classic top brands, such as MARINER, COLECCION ALEXANDRA, TECNI NOVA, SOHER, MUEBLES PICÓ, MUEBLES SOLOMANDO, ESTILO DECORARCHER and VICENTE ZARAGOZÁ, will impress crowds with their fine inspiring collections.

Makassar ebony, walnut, mahogany wood, as well as natural veneers, enhanced by precious inlays, gold and silver leaf decorations and eye-catching fabrics, will be sharing the scene with sophisticated art deco inspired collections and more contemporary lines.

The soft charming look of new classical designs…

Classical furniture is evolving and MUEBLE DE ESPAÑA keep up with latest trends by introducing new interior concepts that responds to different needs and tastes. Companies such us AMBOAN, COLECCIÓN ALEXANDRA, LLASS, TAPIZADOS LUJOSA, CONTRADICTIONS, ALCOMOBEL, among many others, have updated their collections giving a total new look to their creations.

Dark noble woods, carved ornaments and precious gold leaf decorations are giving way to modern lacquer finishes and less formal shapes.

In new classic collections clean lines predominates and the colour scheme tends to more neutral tones suggesting a more refreshing and comfortable look.

Material formerly associated with more contemporary designs – such as stainless steel and chrome – have been introduced as well in order to get the attention of younger consumers.

New classic kitchens set a refined mood without giving up to cutting-edge technology and functionality…

Don’t miss the Spanish classical offer in pavilion 2. We are waiting for you!