Meljac unveils its new catalogue

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We wanted this new catalogue to be much more than a simple showcase for our collections. It illustrates our approach, rooted in the idea that electrical fittings are a key part of the atmosphere of any interior, while also inspiring readers to imagine the multiple bespoke solutions that Meljac can offer for interior design and decoration projects.

Florence Bousquet, co-founder of Meljac & Director of Communications

Examples that inspire

Large-format mood shots taken in private homes, hotels and cultural venues present Meljac’s products in context to show how they can be incorporated into projects with contrasting styles. The catalogue is a way of visualising the products in situ and emphasising how they can contribute to the overall effect of an interior, over and above their functional role.

This approach reflects Meljac’s philosophy of providing solutions that are both technically sophisticated and aesthetically pleasing and that meet the needs of each project. Meljac currently offers an extensive selection of fittings, with multiple options for customisation and recognised expertise in bespoke design.

Collections grouped by theme

The catalogue presents Meljac’s product ranges in a new way – those with similar characteristics and aimed at similar markets are now grouped together.
Rather than providing an exhaustive list of products, Meljac has opted for a carefully chosen selection that reveals the diversity of its expertise in terms of materials, finishes, formats, functions, casings for mechanisms or home automation systems, and customisation options, with solutions that can be used in several countries.
Special emphasis is placed on Meljac’s bespoke creations, the hallmark of the brand. Every fitting can be tailored to meet the needs and style of the design project, with endless possibilities for engravings and finishes, different dimensions and specific configurations.

An exclusive glimpse of French craftsmanship

The new catalogue also takes readers behind the scenes at Meljac’s production workshops. Photographs taken during the manufacturing process reveal the techniques and steps required for every creation. From machining, chamfering and engraving to surface treatment and assembly, the images reveal fine French craftsmanship based on precision and attention to detail.

All Meljac’s products are designed and manufactured in house at its workshops on the outskirts of Paris. The brand draws on this unique expertise to offer 29 finishes on brass, as well as the option of bespoke shades. Meljac has been a recognised “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” (Living Heritage Company) since 2015, becoming the first company in its sector to receive this accreditation.

Available at www.meljac.com in the section Catalogues