Kave Home integrates Via Volta
For its arrival in France, the Spanish furniture and decoration brand integrates Flâneries and Via Volta, in La Roche-sur-Yon, within the largest shopping center in the department. All those who had bet on Boulevard Haussmann in Paris lost! This is yet more proof, if it were needed, of the unconventional spirit of this brand. And that’s also why we love it!
It is on 900 m² that the lucky visitors will have the opportunity to (re) discover its entire collection of furniture and decoration! The design of this brand evoking the Mediterranean has not finished seducing. His ambition? Offer you the possibility of personalizing your interior, without breaking the bank.
The Spanish designer furniture startup quickly found great success with young people in particular, through its online business in 80 countries. At the forefront of the trend, furniture and decorative accessories are durable and functional. In terms of physical stores, only the cities of Barcelona, Vigo and Madrid had the chance to welcome this brand. France is therefore the lucky winner of what certainly marks the start of its establishment abroad.
His strength ? Being able to add nearly 40 new references per week, among the 5,000 already on the market. Careful design and quality materials are what make Kave Home’s DNA. From furniture to decorative objects, including lighting, linens and bedding… Everything is available in an ultra contemporary, unique and timeless style. It is also perfectly suited to the standards that govern the way we consume today.
The philosophy of Kave Home
Kave Home does not want to cultivate a single style, on the contrary it prides itself on playing on disparity and originality, through a varied offer in terms of design and materials. With her team of talented designers, working within the brand, she also presents products made from natural materials. Organic cotton, jute, rattan or solid wood are good examples.
In keeping with our times, it offers in its creations, many recycled materials such as PET, made from plastic bottles found at sea. By 2025, it promises to eradicate plastic in packaging and in its stores .
It is rumored that a second store could soon see the light of day in France… perhaps in Paris this time.