Feria Habitat Valencia 2018
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Feria Habitat Valencia 2018

01 / 10 / 2018

Great success for Olivari at the Hàbitat Fair in Valencia where presented new collections of handles

VALENCIA, SPAIN 18 – 21 september 2018

At the Habitat Fair in Valencia, the most important event in the Iberian Peninsula dedicated to furnishing, over 25,000 professionals (+ 15% compared to 2017) were able to meet Olivari, presented with two different installations.

At Pavilion 2 a wide selection of products was proposed, including the new door handles launched at the Salone del Mobile 2018 and made by important names in the world of architecture and international design, such as Vincent Van Duysen and Piero Lissoni.

In the central Hall, an area dedicated to the events, the absolute protagonist is the “Gioiello” collection of door handles, characterized by Guilloché engravings, an ancient technique used in the field of jewelery and developed with the contribution of Maestro Renzetti from Milan.
Guilloché is a decorative engraving technique created with special machines that, guided manually, generate a precise, intricate and repetitive pattern on the base material. Unlike the hand-made engraving, inevitably imperfect, the one created with the Guillocher machines is instead mechanical and precise, and furthermore guided by the technical and aesthetic sensitivity of the operator, allows to obtain an infinity of different patterns when varying of the machining parameters.
The result is really precious and fascinating!

In its one hundred years of history, the Olivari company has always sought the highest quality relying on the creativity of the best architects and designers and has always wanted to propose itself to interlocutors sensitive to aesthetic and cultural values. Its presence in locations like this one at the Habitat allows to create a knowledge and often a continuous link between the public and the company.