Alongside its quality, the design of its seating is defining for Durlet. For Durlet, design isn’t merely a fashion instrument, but a driving force, a business philosophy, a management tool. Design is the soul of Durlet: in all its comings and goings, it is busy with the right proportions, the finest details, the perfect shape. The uncompromising quest for a sophisticated design has yielded Durlet a strong profile and its own identity over the years.
Realistic, durable and timeless design
Durlet works together with internationally renowned designers both nationally and abroad. These invariably succeed in translating their vision of seating into realistic, durable and timeless designs. A few names over the years: Claire Bataille & Pol Ibens (B), Frank De Clercq (B), Riccardo Boffil (E), Marc Dejonghe (B), Axel Enthoven (B), Alfredo Häberli (CH), Henk Heres (NL), Sylvain Joly (F), Idir Mecibah (TR), Bruno Moinard (F), Alain Monnens (B),Patrick Norguet (F), Antonio Pinto (P), Jacob Pringiers (B), Andrée Putman (F), Carlo Santi (I), Frans Schrofer (NL), Anita Schmidt (D), Stefan Schöning (B), Vincent Van Duysen (B), Jan Van Lierde (B), Maarten van Severen (B), Teun van Zanten (NL), Lowie Vermeersch (B) and Jane Worthington (GB).
Always on a quest for new trends
Many years’ hard work in the field of design has brought Durlet various international distinctions. Durlet is always overseeing the birth of new trends in interiors and never rests on the laurels of its existing successes.
Durlet and its designers always choose for a strong presentation and innovative shapes, materials and developments, obviously for the fairly experimental models which it regularly launches, but also within the more accessible portfolio. For this Durlet always creates its own shape which invariably differs from the rest of the market.