We are peo­p­le of the eyes. But we were not always. The road to the domi­nan­ce of the sen­se of sight was long. It took seve­ral cen­tu­ries, even mil­len­nia. But what it can mean to grasp some­thing with our hands, to feel it, we expe­ri­ence all the more hap­pi­ly as soon as we grasp the right shape. Take a door hand­le from FSB, for exam­p­le. The East West­pha­li­an door hand­le manu­fac­tu­rer atta­ches gre­at importance to hap­tics. After all, it sees its hand­les as the per­cei­ved cal­ling cards of a flat, a house. And of cour­se the tra­di­tio­nal com­pa­ny from Bra­kel also pays atten­ti­on to good looks and design. Which is why it has pla­ced its trade fair stand design and shop con­cepts in our hands. We made it a mat­ter of the heart to visual­ly com­mu­ni­ca­te the sec­tion of the “Who’s Who” of the design sce­ne that deals with door hand­les. In such a way that the eye gui­des the hand to touch.