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Merten, Allemagne

The Merten brothers founded the eponymous family company in 1906 in Wiehl, Germany, where it is still located today and employs about 600 staff at four facilities. The company owns seven sales outlets and has international representation. As part of the internationally successful Schneider Electric Group Merten has been a co-partner in all projects regarding intelligent buildings since June 2006.

Design is an important facet in Merten's product development. From the very beginning, the company has cooperated with renowned designers like Sir Nicholas Grimshaw. In 2006 Merten participated in the Light+Building exhibition with a distinct focus on design. The exhibition booth of Milan designer Martino Berghinz (Studio Urquiola) provided an insight into different spatial situations and intelligent buildings. The "Switch - Intuition im Raum" exhibition - presented by the Frankfurt Museum of Applied Arts as part of "Luminale" - showcased some visionary designs: Konstantin Grcic, Jürgen Mayer H., Reed Kram, Max Ratjen, Antonia Henschel and Marc Krusin/Merten presented their ideas of tomorrow's switches. As a result of the Luminale workshop the "Round Switch" by Konstantin Grcic is now part of Merten's product catalogue.

This year, Merten presents different living spaces that demonstrate BUS technology in individual interior scenarios: for instance the interfacing of lighting, heating and appliance control. Their "Switch Magazine", which from now on will commence regular publication, will have its premiere with an edition on the culture of switches.
Produits
Merten: CONNECT RADIO PLUG ADAPTER, universal dimmer @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/fr/merten/connect-radio-plug-adapter-universal-dimmer?ref=manufacturer_view
Merten
CONNECT RADIO PLUG ADAPTER, universal
dimmer
Merten
Merten: 1-M Shading with blind time switches @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/fr/merten/1-m-shading-with-blind-time-switches?ref=manufacturer_view
Merten
1-M Shading with blind time switches
Merten
Merten: KNX Basic weather station @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/fr/merten/knx-basic-weather-station?ref=manufacturer_view
Merten
KNX Basic weather station
Merten
Merten: M-SMART Blind control with roller shutter switches @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/fr/merten/m-smart-blind-control-with-roller-shutter-switches?ref=manufacturer_view
Merten
M-SMART Blind control with roller
shutter switches
Merten
Merten: M-PLAN TWINBUS FLUSH-MOUNTED INTERCOM @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/fr/merten/m-plan-twinbus-flush-mounted-intercom?ref=manufacturer_view
Merten
M-PLAN TWINBUS FLUSH-MOUNTED INTERCOM
Merten
Merten: CONNECT RADIO PLUG ADAPTER SWITCH @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/fr/merten/connect-radio-plug-adapter-switch?ref=manufacturer_view
Merten
CONNECT RADIO PLUG ADAPTER SWITCH
Merten
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Articles
Modernization of an apartment in Amsterdam von Laura Álvarez

Modernization of an apartment in Amsterdam von Laura Álvarez

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Merten - The pocket size home

Merten - The pocket size home

Often it is small things, seemingly insignificant inadequacies that make our lives in the everyday microcosm of our own four walls difficult, and make a smooth sequence of actions harder. Thus we necessarily initially place the shopping bags on the floor while we search for the light switch next to the door frame. Or sit up with a sigh in bed when we notice that we have forgotten to turn off the light.

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Impressions of Cologne

Impressions of Cologne

Cologne has had to take a lot of criticism this year. Ben van Berkel's already almost legendary carpet flop in Hall 11, which was heralded as an urban master plan, visibly lacked an overarching concept, and the international audience increasingly shied away from Cologne, hitting it very hard.

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