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Looking for quality, durable furniture and interior accessories with a contemporary design? Then Mublo is the place to be. This Belgian interior and lifestyle brand stands out because of its expertise, high-quality upholstery and their collaborations with exclusive European partners. In addition, they attach great importance to transparency and sustainability. A brand with a clear, noble vision.
Mublo attaches great importance to craftsmanship. This is demonstrated by the fact that they also work with European independent furniture makers and small-scale manufacturers. In doing so, they try to preserve their knowledge and craftsmanship, which nowadays is in danger of disappearing due to the import of mass production from cheap labour. However, they are very strict when it comes to choosing their partners: only companies that share the same ideological vision and guarantee European quality design are eligible. Besides transparency, sustainability is also an important factor for Mublo, both ecologically and socially. For instance, they work with a made-to-order production method, to avoid wasting raw materials. 
Imagicasa has great admiration for both the products of Mublo and their transparent and sustainable way of working.
Mublo has an enormous range of stylish designs, each with surprising textures, lines and colours. Their products are always made of sustainable materials and have a distinct style which is also called 'Belgian minimalism': warm, well thought-out designs which are nevertheless accessible. Mublo is also characterised by its high-quality upholstery. They have an immense range of fabrics and colours for both residential and contract use. In their showroom in Ghent, they give their customers personal advice on this, to help them create their own unique interior. 
Imagicasa has great admiration for both Mublo's products and their transparent and sustainable way of working. We also have high hopes for this company and can't wait to see what Mublo will achieve in the future. 
Images courtesy of Mublo
Interior by Frederik Vercruysse