dedece/kreon (Collection)

Founded in Antwerp, Belgium, in 1982, Kreon has developed their range of high quality design lighting according to a characteristic visualisation of the companyÃs philosophy: purity, strength and simplicity.

BY jesse

November 21st, 2008

This criterion is constantly applied in the development of new products, particlarly in assessing the integration of the product in its architectural environment, keeping to pure 3-dimensional architectural shapes wherever possible. Kreon offers timeless lighting concepts designed to form an integral part of the architecture.

Product Range
Cadre, Diapasan, Dolma, Down, Down-in-line, Eliks, Index, Morse, Onn, Prologe, Secret, Side, Side-in-line and Up.

Major Brands
Kreon, Knoll, Minotti, Cappellini, Vola, MDF Italia, Paola Lenti and De Padova.

Application
Commercial, hospitality and residential.

Lead time
4-6 weeks.

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