Luxembourg is small, boasts high purchasing power, and is logistically ideal: it is only a few hours from our warehouse. For furnishing, the market is neatly divided into two halves that have little in common.
Two Living Environments
In the Old Town and in the valley areas, you will find historic houses: thick walls, small windows, narrow staircases, and rooms that are taller than they are wide. The same rules apply there as in Brussels, meaning zones should be arranged horizontally rather than lengthwise, and a few large pieces are preferred over many small ones. In Kirchberg and the new districts, there are new buildings with open floor plans, ample glass, and freight elevators. There, the task is to structure the space, not to get items in, as seen in Rotterdam.
One Market, Three Languages
Luxembourgish, French, and German coexist, alongside English in the international environment of institutions and banks. For consultation, this simply means that we respond in the language in which the inquiry is made. For furnishing, it means that tastes blend: French classicism meets German functionalism and international new-build standards.
Short Distances
Delivery to Luxembourg is straightforward: it is within the EU single market, there are no customs duties, and the distance is short. This makes even bulky items and subsequent deliveries of individual pieces practical, which is more challenging in more distant markets. For apartments in the Upper Town, the usual checks of door width, staircase, and elevator remain necessary.
Material and Light
The light is Central European, meaning it is grey in winter. As in Brussels, warm materials work better than cool ones: leather, brushed wood, brass, and wall art on large wall surfaces. In bright new buildings, cooler combinations also work well because there is ample natural light.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the Old Town and Kirchberg differ?
The Old Town features historic houses with narrow staircases and tall, narrow rooms. Kirchberg consists of new buildings with open floor plans and freight elevators. This requires two different furniture logics.
Are there customs duties for deliveries to Luxembourg?
No. Luxembourg is part of the EU single market, so there are no customs duties. The distance is short, making even subsequent deliveries of individual pieces easily manageable.
In which language is advice provided?
In the language of the inquiry. German, French, and English are equally common in the Luxembourgish market.
Consultation by an Authorized Dealer
Casa Luxury is the interior world of an established, authorized Eichholtz specialist dealer. We are listed in the brand's official dealer directory, deliver throughout Europe, and provide advice on selection, dimensions, and delivery times. Inquiries can be sent to info@casa-luxury.de.
Luxury Furniture for Luxembourg: City Location, New Builds, Delivery: Models from the Collection
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