+++ July 2017 +++
Intertime novelty: sofa MELLOW
Clear geometry, soft seating. The new sofa model MELLOW is based on a geometric platform that combines contrasting elements to form a classic sofa with simple aesthetics, thus enabling various combinations. The clear, architectonic outer shape contrasts with a soft inner life; geometric lines correspond with comfortable padding.
+++ June 2017 +++
MARKENKULTUR Press Day 2017
We cordially invite you to our PRESS DAY on June 29th. Experience the new collections and highlights of our brands and enjoy cool drinks and snacks from the food truck. Get to know the people behind the brands.
Thursday, 29th June 2017 | 10.00 to 22.00
Markenkultur PR Ruffinistrasse 7 | 80637 München
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+++ June 2017 +++
We welcome our client LENK LODGE
On the idyllic village of Lenk in Simmental Fabienne and Roman Cortesi have designed a charming hotel. As a retreat, the Lenk Lodge has internalized the history, way of life and the locality of the Simmental to transform it into a "Home Sweet Home" experience. From September 2017, Markenkultur supports the Lenk Lodge with press relations in Switzerland, Germany and Austria.
+++ May 2017 +++
Little Greene: Colours of England
In the context of a press breakfast, the new colour card "Colours of England" was presented at L’Atelier of the Café Paris in Hamburg on 23rd May. Marketing Director Ruth Mottershead presented the updated Little Greene colour palette to the invited journalists and bloggers in the special atmosphere of L’Atelier. The new colour card consists of 184 shades, among them 7 brand new colours.
+++ May 2017 +++
Ann Idstein presents new room divider
Ann Idstein has been working with Swiss designer Christophe Marchand for many years. The latest creation in this cooperation is a freestanding room divider, which can be configured from 12 mm thick felt slat of any length. A textile cord or a leather band, which acts as a joint and hinge and holds the individual felt slats together. Due to this construction, the screen is freely movable and can be placed in strict symmetry as well as in organic form.