At the May Design Series 2015

We were very excited to have been invited to the May Design Series, having been recognised as a company setting the bar in the manufacture of high-end wardrobe and lounge systems. The May Design Series is the UK’s definitive international furniture fair and interior design show. At the show were a mixture of designers and architects, as well as developers and private house builders. All were greatly welcomed onto our stand to view our display pieces and discuss the rest of the MisuraEmme furniture range, and Lamco Design service. Watch the video below to get a flavour of our stand at this year’s May Design Series show.

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THE LONDON WARDROBE

On the stand we showed a new concept of a leather fronted door for a wardrobe. This is a first and will certainly be something that we see more of in the future. We called the wardrobe the ‘London’ in collaboration with the May Design Series at the Ex-cel. This was wardrobe was a prototype to test the market at the show, with feedback greatly welcomed by clients viewing the wardrobe for the first time. This wardrobe and the doors proved to be a real hit. This will certainly go into production very soon with a whole set of coloured leathers available.

We carefully selected a combination of wardrobes from the latest MisuraEmme range to show the great breadth of styles available. From Leathers, Lacquers, through to glass, we had all materials on show to display the versatility of the range and our ingenuity in bringing new products to the marketplace.

Alongside the wardrobes we displayed the new MisuraEmme Margareth bed in leather, which beautifully compliments the leather doors of the London Wardrobe. Next to the bed were the Hill bedside tables, one with a top in travertine stone, the other in matt lacquer. Both had a solid oak base stained in oak fume. As part of the MisuraEmme Living Collection we showed the Gramercy table and chairs which were a real hit with the designers.