The Nordstil trade fair in Hamburg offers buyers from northern Germany, Scandinavia, the Benelux region and beyond the opportunity to find out about new and seasonal products from numerous European manufacturers twice a year – and to place orders directly.

This summer, Thorsten Voß, owner of Lichtfuchs GmbH and official NARVA licensee, was also there as an exhibitor. For his company, which specialises in handcrafted fairy lights for the Christmas season, participation was a complete success:
‘This trade fair is an important meeting place for our specialist retail customers – and an ideal stage for presenting our latest fairy light models and LED products in direct exchange,’ says Voß.

Around 550 exhibitors and approximately 8,500 trade visitors came to Hamburg at the end of July. Even though visitor numbers were somewhat lower than in previous years, one thing was particularly important for Lichtfuchs: quality over quantity – a decisive factor for a manufacturer with a clear stance and high-quality materials.

The new versions of the fairy lights with turned wooden shafts from the Ore Mountains were in particularly high demand. The tree lighting made from local cherry, pine or walnut wood is enjoying growing popularity – manufactured with wind gust lamps and the proven vertical clamp, it remains as technically impressive as it is visually stylish.

New to the range and presented for the first time at the trade fair were:

NARVA LED filament lamps with E14 and E27 bases – valued for their reliability, durability and excellent value for money.
The new SKARA pendant lamp, manufactured using an innovative 3D printing process with a sustainable, plant-based plastic – minimalist in design, timeless in Scandinavian style.

Once again, the trade fair proved to be the ideal platform for specialist retailers and the seasonal decoration sector – and for Lichtfuchs GmbH, it was a successful step towards strengthening customer loyalty, visibility and brand experience.