Knowledge that inspires better projects: Vector Mais team visits Kettal and Vibia in Barcelona

21/07

At Vector Mais, we believe that excellence in execution is driven by continuous learning. Keeping up with the evolution of materials, solutions and manufacturing processes is essential to meeting the challenges of every project and delivering spaces that are increasingly innovative, functional and sustainable.

With this in mind, a team from Vector Mais recently visited the facilities of Kettal, an internationally recognised manufacturer of indoor and outdoor furniture, and Vibia, a leading brand in architectural and decorative lighting solutions, in Barcelona. The visit was organised by Traços Interiores, the official representative of both brands in Portugal.

Vector Mais’ team and other architects at Vibia

During the visit, our team had the opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of the development and manufacturing processes behind both brands, explore how they combine design, innovation and technology, and discover solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of workplaces, hospitality environments and other contemporary spaces. More than an opportunity to discover new products, this experience provided valuable insights into how innovation, quality and sustainability are embedded throughout every stage of the process, from concept to production.

Direct contact with manufacturers and their teams is a key differentiator, enabling us to deepen our technical expertise, explore new solutions and strengthen relationships with partners who share our commitment to quality and excellence. At Vector Mais, we see visits like this as an investment in the continuous development of our teams and in our ability to provide clients with increasingly comprehensive, up-to-date solutions tailored to the requirements of the projects we deliver.

We would like to thank Traços Interiores for organising this visit, and Kettal and Vibia for their warm hospitality and for sharing their vision, expertise and know-how with us.

Photography by Miguel Pestana, architect at Vector Mais.