Alsapan: modularity at its best

Expertise built up since the 1970s.

Five major industrial sites in France, producing more than 9 million pieces of furniture a year. Over 600 employees. You might expect designs on this scale to start looking much the same, but Alsapan is committed to working with the customer. After all, everyone’s living space is different. Kitchens, walk-in wardrobes, bedroom cupboards, sideboards: they evolve with the times and the way we live. In fact, that principle goes all the way back to 1946, when cabinetmaker Joseph Strub founded his workshop in Dinsheim-sur-Bruche, in the heart of Alsace. He could hardly have dreamt that his small business would one day grow into a major player. The Alsapan brand itself was launched in 1972.

Back to the present. Two collection ranges are currently in the spotlight: Casane and Hop. Casane offers three depths and six heights, opening up a wealth of possible configurations. Think bookcases, storage spaces, wall units and more. It’s about playing with the space available and using it as efficiently and effectively as possible. The same goes for Hop, which takes us into the kitchen. The range comprises four tall units, three low units and a column, each available in three different finishes. Plenty of possibilities, then, for matching the customer’s needs with a high-quality, carefully considered solution.

Alsapan can be found at the Brussels Furniture Fair in Hall 4.