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In Megève, the Design Meeting fosters a sense of community

A gathering of partners in the heart of an exceptional region

On July 2, Élodie, Manon, and Jorane, interior designers at Agence Amevet, participated in the Megève Design Meeting, an event organized by SolFeige that brought together several regional representatives of well-known brands in the world of interior design.

Textiles, faucets, door handles, lighting, bedding, wall coverings...

The Design Meeting is not a trade show in the traditional sense, but rather a special opportunity for partners who work together regularly to exchange ideas. Held this year in Megève—an area where Agence Amevet supports numerous high-end residential projects—this event naturally took on special significance.

Communication Above All Else

The Design Meeting focuses on networking and discussions rather than sales pitches. The professionals in attendance know one another, share their experiences, exchange ideas, and discuss the challenges they face on their respective projects.

This close relationship allows us to go far beyond simply discovering products. It fosters a better understanding of the expertise, manufacturing processes, and technical solutions offered by each manufacturer.

Market Intelligence to Support Projects

These meetings also provide an opportunity to identify new avenues for current and future projects. This year’s event, in particular, allowed the team to discover some particularly interesting solutions in the areas of polished concrete and plumbing fixtures, while reconnecting with several long-standing partners.

Complementing major trade shows, these local events play an important role in the market monitoring conducted by Agence Amevet. They inform the team’s thinking and help ensure that the most relevant solutions are proposed for each project.

In a profession where every interior is custom-designed, the quality of the finished projects also depends on the quality of the relationships we maintain with those who design, manufacture, and distribute the materials, furnishings, and objects that bring them to life.