Future of luxury at Mallorca
The posting has been a little slow lately due to some hectic days at the Milan design week. After Milan I went to Mallorca where I organised a field trip for the Global brand team of Absolut vodka on the theme Future Luxury, based on my latest bulletin with the same name. We had some nice days staying at a beautiful hotel, lectures, discussions with interesting people and of course some really good restaurant experiences. As I’m bringing forward in the bulletin the future luxury is about responsibility. It is also more about high quality than mass consumption and probably more regional than global. For sure it is more based on experiences than just another bling-bling object.
Mallorca is a good place to explore the future of luxury at when it definitely is in a transformation from a noisy charter destination into a very interesting and inspiring island.
Next in line for the blog is a post about this years Salone Satellite exhibition in Milan and also some pictures from Mallorca - stay tuned.
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Wednesday 2 April 2008, 18:02
V a l o r L u x u r y M a n a g e m e n t
Newsletter Mrch, 2008
That’s a Fasanello…
by Mailza Marinho
Manually produced furniture, full of creative energy and imagination. The art of Ricardo Fasanello, the value of the obvious.
Born in Brazil, Ricardo Fasanello was one of the most relevant designers of the past years. But his legacy, managed by his family, is timeless.
Adored by Brazilians, Europeans, Americans: the world acclaims the power of such talent. Around the globe, magazines such as British Wallpaper and Brazilian Private Brokers Coelho da Fonseca and stores like Espasso in New York promote the art of the designer, developed in the principles of function first and beauty as a plus.
Leather, wood and other materials are used luxuriously. The leather lounger above, named the “Fardos” chair, is only one example among others, such as armchairs, bar stools and benches.
According to Luxury Specialist Luz Vaalor, the reasons of Luxury Consumers’ buying decisions are mainly emotional. Emotions unite values and meanings. Ricardo Fasanello’s work, based on the meaning values of the obvious as the functional aspect and the style that comes along, is a real demonstration of Luxury Essentials.
Sources:
http://www.espasso.com
More information about Luxury Market in Brazil may be requested. Contact:
Luz Vaalor
luz@valorvalor.com.br
http://www.valorvalor.com.br