This Orgatec saw xchange at the beautiful stand of FAMO where our XF and XE were presented in a light, elegant ambience.
November 11th, 2014
A transparent sequence of spaces designed by Moura Martin Architects from Porto illustrated xchange’s thinking that furniture is architecture on a different scale.
One of the highlights was the accessories covered with cork from Portugal – International design, locally manufactured at its best.
xchange is a global design community with partners in Europe, USA, Asia and Australia. The founders of the company Daniel Korb and Anthony Kotarac – both architects – believe that ‘furniture is architecture on a different scale’.
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