What we do
We deliver customer experiences that strengthen our customers' brands.
NEW CONCEPT
London calling – Eton opens on Molton Street
We are proud to have delivered the interior for Eton’s new store on Molton Street in London — a project defined by craftsmanship, precision, and a refined sense of design.
Together with Quadrant Design, we have brought Eton’s global concept to life — where contrasts meet: light natural materials are balanced with bold color accents and elegant lines. The focus throughout is to reinforce Eton’s vision of offering a store environment that reflects quality, style, and confidence.
RESPONSIBILITY
Sustainability report
We have now published our very first Sustainability Report — an important milestone in our commitment to a more sustainable future. The report has been submitted to the UN and will be updated annually going forward. Read more at nitton93.com/sustainability/
NEW CONCEPT
Next Level Gaming
The new Gaming concept is here, starting at Elgiganten Kungsgatan in Stockholm! Dynamic graphics, or digital signage, is one of the hottest trends in retail. It opens up new, vibrant ways to communicate with customers and enhances the overall store atmosphere. With our new concept, we aim to deliver a more powerful, interactive and inspiring in-store experience for all gaming enthusiasts.
About
Success for us is creating the customer experience of the future together with our customers.
We are an independent supplier of high-quality kitchen and restaurant solutions. We offer a complete solution from kitchen appliances to fittings and furniture from renowned manufacturers.
Interior environments that people love to return to
We provide complete solutions for offices and public spaces, including furnishings and decorations tailored to the client’s needs. Our service extends from large office complexes to smaller studios and shopping centers, always focusing on ensuring that the client’s brand and success are at the forefront.
How we do it
We create unique concepts and make them repeatable.
