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Dutch designbrand Suit’d® Suits (English for ‘suited covers’) offers various self-designed productmodels to style build-in power outlets, light knobs and related wiring parts to the interior indoors. For a well deserved Finishing Touch.
Use of Natural Materials
Equal to what people desire to add to their interior, Suit’d Suits offer its products with real natural materials from premium suppliers. Bamboo, architectural woodtypes, handpoured ceramics or quartz-ceramics. Available in different colors and designs, crafted with devotion by local craftsmen.
Original Designs Inspire
From the early developments in 2010 and making its market entry in 2012, Suit’d® Suits became the first brand who made it possible by its models to allow interior styling to build-in power outlets and related parts. Nowadays the brand has a unique position by making the translation between ancient arts and crafts, design and modern consumer goods.
With the measurements 103 x 103 x 12 millimeters this big ceramic framed tile fitting the Berker R-series inserts will definitely make its presence.
The typically handcrafted ceramic Suit’d® Suits products give a very human and friendly look and feel to the high quality R-series of Berker. The evident minor irregularities of the ceramic production process go surprisingly well with the flawlessly produced German parts that are underneath. This oversized model gives more space to the handpainted prints and colors, allowing the outlets to stand out. The Suit’d Suits R.3 series is available in the unicolors white, ice-blue and black, and various handpainted Delft Blue designs.
On request, additional colors are available.
Since this year Paul Bartels (1951) joined the Suit’d Suits team as an artistic specialist. Bartels is a retired Masterpainter – one of the few in The Netherlands, who now makes the designs for the hand painted Delft Blue decorations, and related items.
With Bartels in the team we were able to expand our product lines and still offer a constant high quality genuine made Delft Blue.
Bartels started working at Royal Delft (Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles Anno 1653) in 1968 (retired in 2016) and can be seen as a great artist and mentor, who trained and educated several painters, among his work as a highly skilled painter. He made plates, vases and many other ceramic objects.
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