Western Europe, 1993, the rubble of the Berlin Wall is swept up and the world has become a significantly smaller place. People, cultures and resources come together in a market that is full of perspective for anyone with courage, entrepreneurial spirit and a creative drive. It is in this fascinating age that Xavier De Vil, Antwerpian, engineer and son of doctor De Vil, seizes the opportunity to realize his jittery business plans. After having gained experience working for large multinationals, such as Coca Cola, the time has come for this young Flemish entrepreneur to take the next bold step. A step that will have major consequences for both the Belgian and international interior market...



Xavier De Vil descends from a large family in which there was a lot of attention for art and history. This provided him with a flawless feeling for beautiful designs and creations. Thorough research on the new markets in the former Eastern bloc, strengthened his innate business sense. Thought out decisiveness brought him to his first achievement as an independent entrepreneur: Pomax saw the light of day. It became a light that would soon shine across countless national borders. After all, the international potential he observed, was his major motivation.