Interior Tools, Gewoon, Ahrend, SMOOL, Cascando and Palau will present new products
and recent projects during the Salone del Mobile 2005.

Interior Tools
Interior Tools - established on the 1st of January 2003 - is a brand new company based in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Interior Tools represents designer collections and small companies producing work for the high-end segment of the interior market and assists where necessary in product development of their concepts and ideas. Interior Tools distributes furniture and interior accessories to retail and contract markets.

Interior Tools internationally represents: Cor Unum, Ineke Hans ©ollection, Goods, C-Lection, Designum, Smool, +d and its designer-collection A-tools.
Feauturing designers like Ineke Hans, Dick van Hoff, Bert Jan Pot, Konstantin Grcic and Ron Arad, Ross Lovegrove, Saytendra Pakhale, Arnout Visser, Marcel Wanders

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Gewoon
Gewoon subsists of Dutch designers who focus on living accessories for modern urban
society. The collection varies from cushions, hangbags and bowls, to bags and boxes in
materials like felt, corduroy and wool. Gewoon presents her new collection in Milan:
gewoon2.
gewoon2 is a series of products in the interior fabrics of Kvadrat. We combine this
collection with new felt products and our basic collection.

Ahrend
Royal Ahrend is an international enterprise specializing in office equipment and office
supplies. As a producer of office furnishings, Ahrend focuses primarily on the office,
education and care markets. Ahrend has activities in the most important countries and
business regions throughout the world. Office furniture is developed and manufactured in
the company’s own factories in the Netherlands.
In Milan Ahrend shows ‘ Always ready for things to come’ the 1200 table series designed
by Meyer en Van Schooten Architecten, awarded with the Red Dot design award
2005. And the Ahrend 350 chair designed by Sigurd Rothe and awarded with the
Red Dot award best-of-the-best 2001.

SMOOL
SMOOL is a dutch design studio directed by Robert Bronwasser. Educated as an industrial designer he focuses on concept development and design of all kind of products. The name SMOOL is a combination of the words smooth and cool.
SMOOL has a clear vision on design: products have to be functional and logical. The design of a product has to support its function and character, so the consumer is given insight in the qualities of the product. Robert Bronwasser likes to keep the design simple and uses friendly shapes and clear colors.
In Milan 2005 SMOOL design studio will present recent projects and new products, like: Chaise Lounge, Dipvase, Lightball and Moods (designed voor Moodswood Europe).

Palau
Balance in shape and eye for detail determine the style of Palau's upholstered furniture.
In Milan Palau presents its new collection designed by Björn Mulder with Palau's
recognizable signature: detailed stitching, fullbody look and use of panels so that the larger form is accentuated.
During the last year the Dutch based Palau has developed models that are transparent and have less visual volume, in combination with stainless steel and a wide range of high quality fabrics. Most important we never forget that it´s all about sitting.