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Paris – Product and furniture designer Pauline Deltour has created a new range of gadgets for Lexon, with women in mind
At the inaugural Luxury Technology Show at the Metropolitan Pavilion in Manhattan earlier this month the luxury category was broadened out to include products not usually associated with the sector.
To connect with today’s female consumer, technology designers are creating gadgets which are also elegant objects that blend in with the user’s environment.
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