AVE with Whitek 44 at the Compasso d’Oro Museum

AVE, a historic Italian brand, has consolidated over the years a bond with design and innovation that, applied to the electrical sector, have often anticipated trends to respond with concrete solutions to market needs. Over the years, AVE has collaborated with leading figures in the world of design such as Gio Ponti, Makio Hasuike and Andries Van Onck, winning prestigious awards such as the Compasso d'Oro, which has allowed it to enter the Permanent Collection of the ADI Design Museum (Habitat Series).

AVE now returns as a protagonist inside the museum dedicated to the Compasso d'Oro with Whitek 44, the integrated system through which it rethinks the concept of the electrical system, giving it an avant-garde aesthetic and technological imprint. At the heart of this system is the new wiring accessories series with a matt white finish, complete with switches, sockets, connections and other elements for a total white electrical system. The new-generation axial controls, which always return the button to its original position, give the lighting point an essential and clean look. The new ultra-thin front plates, with their innovative design, integrate perfectly into any furnishing style.

Part of the ‘Simone Micheli DESIGN VISION 60 years of life’ exhibition at the Compasso d'Oro Museum, the Pills front plates represent the summit of the Whitek 44 proposal. Made of Corian^® with rounded edges and a thickness of only 4 mm, these front plates ensure a sense of harmony and lightness, enhancing the electrical system and its functionality to the utmost.

Whitek 44 offers a complete, state-of-the-art solution, designed to accommodate the latest technologies and integrate into all AVE ranges. It’s ideal for both traditional electrical installations and wired home automation and IoT systems, adapting perfectly to residential contexts, commercial spaces and hotels. A perfect combination of style and innovation, confirming AVE as a benchmark in design for the electrical sector.

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