The Electrolux exhibition hall was conceived as a transparent house, inspired by the Nordic design style and built with transparent materials. The Nordic aesthetics, which combines simplicity and nature, creates a sense of natural light and open space, symbolizing Electrolux's transparent commitment to the environment and open communication. Large areas of white space and wood tones reflect the simplicity and warmth of Nordic design. Remove the complicated decoration, let the perfect combination of design and function, and also perfectly convey the brand core of Electrolux focusing on simplicity and practicality.

In the Electrolux showroom, we will explore their design philosophy and commitment to sustainability. The Ecodigm Tree in the center of the exhibition hall symbolizes the brand's understanding of sustainable design and material innovation, and shows the future contribution of Electrolux in the fields of color, materials and finishes. In addition, iF and Red Dot design award-winning products are displayed here, highlighting Electrolux's emphasis on environmental protection and sustainable development.

Electrolux washing and drying products can extend the life of clothes by 9 months through advanced fabric care technology. At the same time, they can also help reduce carbon emissions, water and waste use by 20% to 30%, and truly achieve sustainable fashion.

Electrolux refrigerators reduce food waste and environmental impact through innovative design and advanced technology. Through the uniform temperature distribution technology, it can keep food fresh for longer, helping families reduce food waste by up to 28%.

Electrolux's embedded appliances combine Nordic minimalist design and energy-saving technology to be both beautiful and practical. For example, their range hood uses advanced motor technology and reduces energy consumption by 48%.