Lille - World capital of design - Zoom on The Pure foosball

Lille Métropole 2020, World Capital of Design : zoom on The Pure foosball.

On the occasion of “Lille Métropole 2020, World Capital of Design”, France 3 TV has selected 11 unique objects created in the region. Debuchy By Toulet had the honor of seeing The Pure foosball table selected. Discover in pictures this Made in France table football, more specifically Made in Hauts-de-France, as well as the interview with designer Alain Gilles.

What does it mean to be the World Design Capital ?

Awarded every two years by the World Design Organization, the title of World Design Capital makes it possible to review the place of design through different themes. This can affect housing, global warming, the circular economy, collaborative life, etc. A wide variety of subjects which allow us to rethink our society and innovate.

The European Metropolis of Lille has stood out against Sydney in this competition. She succeeds Mexico City. An almost logical continuation in the metropolis’s approach to increasing its attractiveness. In fact, in 2004 Lille was elected European Capital of Culture. Since 2006, the Lille 3000 organization has been constantly developing the cultural offer. Its geographical location is also a major asset for international influence.

Focus on The Pure designer table football

The title of World Design Capital also makes it possible to highlight local know-how.

Imagined by designer Alain Gilles, The Pure model reinvents the traditional lines of table football. A perfect revisit of an everyday object. The concept of Debuchy By Toulet is to offer original and fully customizable table footballs. The collaboration with Alain Gilles responds perfectly to this. This design model, which can coordinate with all types of decoration, is proudly installed in the heart of your living room. Much more than a table football, it becomes a real decorative object.

Made to order in the North of France, this designer table football has attracted international attention and opened up new markets.

Discover the 11 unique objects selected and filmed by France 3 TV.

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