We could define the Mediterranean identity as a way of life that finds beauty in the simple things and embraces happiness in everyday trivia. A culture that treasures the sunny days, the local rituals and the fresh food on the table; a warm culture of welcoming people with open smiles, who love to share, enjoy, and take it slow; a diverse culture between the mountains and the sea, wide open to the world, yet so very singular and and built at a human scale; an open culture fuelled by curiosity – alive, dynamic and chaotic –where tradition entwines harmoniously with modernity; an emotional culture, of high spirits and endless creativity.
If you had to mention territories that stand out thanks to their own distinctive design culture, Catalonia and, especially, Barcelona, should come to mind: their creative tradition; the international recognition of their professionals, brands and schools, the values arising from the Mediterranean shores and its year-round mild climate, influence the lifestyle and the state of mind of the creators who work there, the citizens who live there and those who visit it, and helps us understand Catalonia’s design community potential.
From 9 to 14 April the exhibition ‘Inspired in Barcelona: Mediterranean Design’ will open its doors to the international public, who will have the opportunity to discover a sample of the best products from the habitat sector from all around Catalonia, from the most consolidated brands to the emerging talent of new editors inspired by Barcelona’s values and lifestyle.
Location.
Via Dante, 14. Brera Design District 20121 Milano MI, Italy
Opening times: 9-13 April, 10.00 to 20.00 h 14 April 2019, 10.00 to 18.00 h
Besides the exhibition ‘Inspired In Barcelona: Mediterranean Design’, you can discover brands from Catalonia within Milano Design Week 2019 at the following spots:
BD BARCELONA DESIGN Salone del Mobile. Stand B31 Padiglione 16 20017 Rho, Milano
CALMA Salone del Mobile. Hall 08 stand D45 20017 Rho, Milano
CARPYEN Euroluce Milan. Pavilion 13 Stand G08 20017 Rho, Milano
ESTILUZ Salone del Mobile. Pavilion 11, Stand E29 20017 Rho, Milano
FARO BARCELONA Event within Fuori Salone at Faro Barcelona showroom HUS MILANO Via San Fermo 17, 20121 MILANO 20017 Rho, Milano
FARO BARCELONA Euroluce Milan. Hall 13 Stand G23 20017 Rho, Milano
HOBBY FLOWER Fuori Salone. Showroom Archiproducts Via Tortona, 31, 20144 Milano
INDOORS Arquitectura G presents the book ‘Nineteen Interventions’ April 11. From 17 to 20 h Acne Studios shop (Piazza del Carmine 6 Milan 20121).
MARSET Party at Marset showroom April 9 at 19.00 h Via dell’Annunciata 29 20121 Milano (Italy)
MARSET Euroluce Milan. Hall 13, Stand D05-E10 20017 Rho, Milano
MOBLES 114 Salone del Mobile. Hall 10 D09 20017 Rho, Milano
NANIMARQUINA Salone del Mobile. Pavilion 16, Stand D22 20017 Rho, Milano
NOMON Salone del Mobile. Hall 6, Stand C29 20017 Rho, Milano
RESOL BARCELONA DD Salone del Mobile. Hall 12/A-09; B-10 20017 Rho, Milano
SANTA&COLE Euroluce Milan. Pavilion 9, stand CC16 20017 Rho, Milano
TORU Presence of Toru products at the following stores: Massimo Dutti shop at Vittorio Emmanuelle Gallery, Piazza del Duomo, 21, 20121 Milano. Massimo Dutti shop at Malpensa airport.
VIBIA Euroluce Milan. Hall 11 stand C29-D16 20017 Rho, Milano
INSTITUTO CERVANTES Understanding L’Hospitalet Opening: 09/04 at 18:00 h Open days: 10,11,12 y 13 until 13:00 Instituto Cervantes de Milán Via Dante, 12 20121 Milano
TEIXIDORS Presence of Teixidors products at “Expo Artesanía” by AD + Massimo Dutti at Massimo Dutti´s shopfront in Galleria Vittorio Emmanuelle II and Malpensa airport.
TEIXIDORS Salone de Mobile. Pavilion 16 Stand B37 Presence of Teixidors’ products at the stand of Horm 20017 Rho, Milano
BOVER Salone del Mobile. Hall 9 Stand A11 20017 Rho, Milano
KRISCADECOR Salone del Mobile. Hall 6, stand F64 20017 Rho, Milano
KRISCADECOR Fuori Salone. Archiproducts showroom facade Via Tortona, 31, 20144 Milano
KRISCADECOR Fuori Salone. “Young at heart” exhibition by Serena Confalonieri Via Luigi Settembrini, 60, 20124 Milano
VERGES Presence of Vergés products at the store Massimo Dutty shop at Malpensa airport.
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Catalonia Trade & Investment is the Catalan Government’s agency for business competitiveness which is co-organiser of this exhibition aimed at connecting Catalan companies to the business opportunities offered by strategic sectors such as fashion and habitat by organising trade missions to tactically selected countries.
Barcelona City promotion, is the department of City Council of Barcelona, that has the aim to promote Barcelona’s economic relations with other countries and its international positioning in order to boost the local economy and attract activities that will lead to prosperity and quality of employment. Promotes Barcelona’s reputation and positioning, promotes Barcelona and its strategic sectors in order to attract foreign productive economic activity, improves the intercontinental connectivity of Barcelona Airport, retain the foreign community currently in Barcelona and grow their economic activity and facilitate and provide support for establishing investment projects and foreign business in the city.
Organised by
BCD Barcelona Centre de Disseny, a private entity focused on promoting design as a key element for sustainable growth in economy, culture and society, co-organizes this exhibition in the framework of its programme ‘Inspired in Barcelona’, the purpose of which is to recognize and promote the design talent of Barcelona, which is innovative, has an international vocation and generates a positive impact on society.
In collaboration with
Habitat Cluster Barcelona is a meeting point that brings together more than 50 companies, universities and research institutions that provide solutions (products and services) for building interiors. Our mission is enhance the competitiveness among our cluster members by creating specific scenarios to boost collaboration, synergies finding and economic and social growth.
CODIC, the Association of Interior designers and Decorators of Catalonia, is a non-profit entity that cares for the profession, controls good professional practice of its members and balances their interests and the ones of the society that they work for in Catalonia.
Main sponsor
Ceràmica Ferrés maintains the traditional ceramic heritage in the design and manufacturing of each of its products. Expert hands craft a wide range of unique glazed ceramic and stoneware pieces that provide the perfect solutions for architectural and interior design projects.
Sponsors
Arthur Holm offers an inspiring product range which combines technology, design and ergonomics creating innovative and unique solutions to enhance communication, decision making and collaboration in conference rooms, board rooms, meeting rooms, reception areas and huddle spaces. The brand focuses in designing motorised and manual devices to be integrated in furniture.
Lobo Studio, is an innovative 3D rendering studio and VR Technology who seeks excellence with hyper-realism. Increase value around brands and products creating unique experiences.
Drop M/36 (Lamp). Designed by Christophe Maphieu.
2017. Courtyard (Ground floor).
The Drop is intended for application in both residential and contract projects. Thanks to its multiple applications it works very well in all hotel spaces, in public areas as well as in rooms.
Drip M/50 (Lamp). Designed by Christophe Mathieu.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Drip is simple and with straight lines, Drop has a rounded silhouette. When we change the lampshade, we have the sensation that it is a completely new lamp.
Elipse S/30 (Lamp). Designed by Alex Fernández Camps | Gonzalo Milà.
2011. Courtyard (Ground floor).
Its our planet lamp. Its elliptical shape enriches spaces with a comfortable and generous light; either individually or by combining different sizes. The beauty of simplicity.
Elipse S/50 (Lamp). Designed by Alex Fernández Camps | Gonzalo Milà.
2011. Courtyard (Ground floor).
Available in two different sizes, they offer a sifted light ideal for public spaces or hotels. Its main features are: hermetic, easy washable and hard to break.
Nón Lá T (Lamp). Designed by Jorge Pensi Design Studio.
2015. 1st room (1st floor).
Nón Lá’s open cone offers us a light structure that is resistant and a bit avant-garde, thanks to the decentralization of its light cavity.
Alabast (Lamp). Designed by Jordi Veciana.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Table lamp made of alabaster, dimmable and suitable for exterior and interior use. Rechargable by induction battery.IP66.Optimum use 8 hours/ Recharges in 4 hours. 3 different sizes.
Melina (Lamp). Designed by Gabriel Teixidó.
2018. Press room (1st floor).
Melina is an essential lighting solution for bedside or living room spaces, featuring an oak structure and a drum shade with comfortable illumination. The classy design is particularly useful for tying rooms together accenting the proper areas.
Gardenias Vases. Designed by Jaime Hayon.
2013. 1st room (1st floor).
Jaime Hayon designed the Gardenia Vases in terracotta as a complement to his outdoor armchair selection. They are unique, having emerging forms and Hayon’s unmistakable hallmark of design.
Grasso Armchair. Designed by Stephen Burks.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
“Grasso is not fat. Grasso is more than fat. It’s overflowing.” This is how Stephen Burks sums up his new collection for BD. An armchair that pursues a visual “ultra-comfort”, and invites you to sit on it. The leather upholstery oozes over the bare iron structure to contrast with the most luxurious touch of the skin. Available in various structure and upholstery colors.
Trébol (Tiles). Designed by Gerard Arqué.
2016. 1st room (1st floor).
Trébol it’s a beautiful example of high poetic intention that captures nature with a design of extraordinary versatility of use. The botanic tile reveals an interpretation of a clover made in concrete paving.
Revolta M-3637 (Lamp). Designed by Nahtrang Studio.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Table lamp with a circular body, cylindrical aluminium head and acrylic (PMMA) lens diffuser. It is equipped with adjustable-intensity LED technology through a sensor dimmer.
Circ (Lamp). Designed by Nahtrang Studio.
2018. 2nd room (1st floor).
Circ is an indoor and outdoor lamp designed from a sphere of enveloping light, which dialogues with different wrought iron supports to configure the identity of each element of the collection.
Ashi Collection (Planters, Poufs and Table). Designed by Emiliana Design Studio.
2019. Press room (1st floor).
Inspired by the ancient and breathtaking Japanese temples, built over the soil on wooden pillars, the Ashi collection also rises through stylized wood legs, providing with visual lightness.
60/40 (Storage system). Designed by Ovicuo Design Bcn .
2018. Press room (1st floor).
60/40 is a front-office storage system with numerous individual and collective interior solutions that enable structuring of contemporary workspaces. It is a modular programme that enables zoning, creates spaces and articulates workstations.
Bold Sofa . Designed by Lagranja Design.
2016. Courtyard (Ground floor).
Sofa with tubular aluminium frame, backrest made of polyester cord and seat made of comfortable foam suitable for outdoors. Its large dimensions make it perfect for terraces and lounge spaces.
TriPot (Planters). Designed by BAG Disseny STUDIO.
2018. Courtyard (Ground floor).
TriPot born to concentrate all the attention in the center. Plants, stationery or whatever you love looks great on the center of TriPot. Three pots combined on different sizes and heights, a pack of three levels. Cork protection on bottom.
Bologna (Coat stand). Designed by Eduard Juanola.
2015. 1st room (1st floor).
Original upright coat stand made from metal. Simple and minimalist design, this product is designed for both home and office. 5 chrome steel hooks.
Treviso (Hanger). Designed by Nutcreatives.
2015. 1st room (1st floor).
Coat hanger set made of beechwood painted in a variety of colours. It consists of five irregular pieces cut from a single square bloc. Its modularity allows fun distribution on the wall.
Bicoca (Lamp). Designed by Christophe Mathieu.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
The Bicoca was born with the optimism of brightening life wherever you go. This colorful, lightweight portable lamp projects an intimate light that adds warmth to all your personal spaces.
Copérnica (Lamp). Designed by Ramírez i Carrillo.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
With the combination of the primary elements –circles, tubes, bars- the Copérnica collection constructs geometric sculptures of light, establishing an intimate relationship with space and combining functionality with the beauty of pure lines.
Jaima (Lamp). Designed by Joan Gaspar.
2017. Courtyard (Ground floor).
Joan Gaspar has designed a light of flexible, ductile materials that sifts the light as readily as it moves with the wind. In the Jaima collection, the light is the shade and weaver of emotions.
Luco (Stools). Designed by Martín Azúa.
2014. 1st room (1st floor).
Luco is a bar stool with essential, pure shapes resulting from the personal interpretation of its designer, Martin Azua, who has managed to combine three aspects that complement each other to perfection: the traditional skill of woodturning, technology and contemporary international design.
Torres Clavé (Armchair). Designed by Torres Clavé.
1934. 1st room (1st floor).
The architect Josep Torres Clavé designed this armchair in 1934 to furnish the Pavilion of the Spanish Republic at the 1937 International Exhibition in Paris, next to works such as Guernica by Pablo Picasso others by Alexander Calder and Joan Miró.
Tube (Stools). Designed by Eugeni Quitllet.
2017. Press room (1st floor).
Tube is a stool available in ample, comfortable sizes that's stable and hardwearing and adapts well to all kinds of spaces. The Tube family hide their virtues intentionally. Simple on the outside, smart on the inside.
Ceramic Pots. Designed by Eduard Mondéjar.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
This family of vessels is inspired by industrial brick chimneys but in this case they are raised to accommodate life. Life that renews the air we breathe. Each piece is unique and individually created by craftsmen.
Woody (Armchair). Designed by Josep Lluscà.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Woody chair has a subtle “vintage” scent, as a tribute to the classic wooden slat chair, betting on the equilibrium among essential concepts like lightness, functionality, ergonomic and respect for the environment, and others as resistance, both indoors and outdoors, durability and ease of maintenance.
Criss Cross 2 / Criss Cross 3 (Plaids). Designed by Faye Toogood.
2019. 1st room (1st floor).
The resulting triptych consists of three woven quadrilaterals of subtly different tones, sewn together into a long patchwork with fringed edging. The colourways are contrasting and complementary.
Pony (Stool). Designed by Jordi Ribaudí.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Inspired by riding horses. Dreaming of becoming a horse –maybe a centaur. The Pony stool brings the user and the object itself together, creating a whole, a single meaning.
Rusc (Carpet). Designed by Barcelona Rugs.
2019. 1st room (1st floor).
The Rusc collection seeks the parallelism of the city with the hive and that has been reinforced in the case of Barcelona by the geometric design of the Eixample district.
Pepa Collection (Armchair). Designed by Andreu Carulla.
2015. 1st room (1st floor).
Stackable Structure in massive steel rod 12 mm galvanized and powder painted, leg protectors in Nylon, fully adaptable to Sra system. Sra system: Seat inside stainless steel tube holster in tautened Batyline, backrest with PE, reticulated foam, inner plate, all cover wrapped with tailored Sunbrella acrylic fabric.
Bud (Armchair). Designed by Francesc Rifé.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
Solid American walnut, oak or beech wood structure. Seats, arms and backs made with CFC-free foam. Lumber cushion made of goose feathers. Non-removable upholstery. Consult available wood finishes.
Knossos (Table). Designed by Isaac Piñeiro.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Knossos tables are born from the combination of natural materials such as stoneware and wood. This combination is supported by a design of essential lines to create a piece that is characterized by its simplicity and sculptural form. Its base is made by hand in a range of colors combinable with natural woods or lacquered water. Its matte finish enhances the feeling of naturalness and calm of Mediterranean environments.
Ray (Lamp). Designed by Jordi Veciana.
2004. 1st room (1st floor).
Metallic cone shape suspended. White finish intetior that contrast whit the exterior finish, whice come in a range of seven colors inspired by natural and neutral tones. Elegant and timeless. Ray illuminates witout attracting attention. Suitable for spaces which requires harmony.
Roll Collection (Table). Designed by Patricia Urquiola.
2019. Courtyard (Ground floor).
The Roll collection’s overall design is characterized by an approach even more artistic and conceptual than classic rationalism. It is a colourful and joyful collection, setting it apart from Kettal’s other contemporary collections. The design of these new side tables could be considered postmodernist, given its basic yet unexpected forms. The tables are built following a graphic pattern which appears in all of the collection’s pieces, a pattern in which various materials - metals, concrete and wood - are joined together in unique and unusual ways. The table tops are made up of different materials such as aluminium, aluminium/enamel, teak wood or marble, while the base, resting on architectonic concrete, is made of intentionally-oversized aluminium.
Vimini Collection (Armchair). Designed by Patricia Urquiola.
2019. Courtyard (Ground floor).
The Vimini collection came about following a conversation we had about Nanna Ditzel and her Basket chair; apart from both being designed by women, we have much in common. We used just the right amount of outdoor wicker with a rougher wooden frame. It doesn’t have the same modernist spirit as the Basket but it’s familiar enough that, when you get close, it stirs a memory and makes you feel at home. That’s what it was, more or less—an object of memory. ‘I fancied something really traditional, something a bit modernist, relaxed in the way we treated the fibre. And the Vimini, the chair with its classic braiding and baskets, it’s captivating, and we wanted to make something neutral’. The Vimini collection features a dining armchair, sofas and side tables.
Diagonal Pool Table. Designed by Yonoh.
2018. 2nd room (1st floor).
Versatility, lightness, resistance and functionality are, together with design, the words that best describe the Ombra stools. Whether in its bar, counter or low version, with or without backrest, take your Ombra and sit down.
Ombra Stools. Designed by Emiliana Design Studio.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
Versatility, lightness, resistance and functionality are, together with design, the words that best describe the Ombra stools. Whether in its bar, counter or low version, with or without backrest, take your Ombra and sit down.
Plec Tables. Designed by Antoni Pallejà Office.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Plec is a collection of coffee tables that are as happy together as they are alone. With their steel accordion-shaped legs, all three sizes love creating light and shade effects. Marble or steel on top. That’s your choice.
Lotus (Beacon). Designed by Estudi Ribaudí.
2019. 1st room (1st floor).
Lotus is a collection of outdoor luminaires created by Estudi Ribaudí for Faro Barcelona. Its sinuous and organic design, inspired by the leaves of the lotus flower, allows water to flow quickly in the event of rain or watering. Furthermore, as it is made of aluminium it is highly resistant to adverse environmental conditions. It is a versatile piece
Loop (Lamp). Designed by Estudi Ribaudí.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
Loop is a table lamp designed by Estudi Ribaudí for Faro Barcelona that presents a modern and warm appearance, thanks to the combination of metal and wood. An articulated metal structure embraces the shade made of laminated natural wood from Europe. Loop offers a warm and cozy lighting as well as adjustable as its LED light source is dimmable.
Claudio Chair. Designed by Arquitectura-G.
2012. 1st room (1st floor).
Claudio chair plays with the arch as an element of repetition. It brings an architectural look to domestic scale. A reinterpretation of the classic semi-circular arch in a structure made out of thin steel planes.
Serene (Armchair). Designed by Mario Ruiz.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Above all, the Serene colection is versatility and personalisation. The continuous arms and back form a cosy, organic piece, with a visible seam finish.
Dendra / Aurea / Coral / Helio Paper Vases. Designed by Octaevo.
2015. 1st room (1st floor).
These handcrafted flower vases are taking you on a voyage around the Mediterranean. Perforated with hundreds of small die-cuts and made of special water resistant paper, it's a tribute to the ancient and sophisticated art of ceramics. Let your imagination bloom.
Mini Paper Vases. Designed by Octaevo.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
These handcrafted flower vases are taking you on a voyage around the Mediterranean. Made of water resistant paper, they are a tribute to the ancient and sophisticated art of ceramics. Let your imagination bloom. Made of special water resistant paper, this small paper vase is a tribute to the ancient and sophisticated art of ceramics. Use this eye-catching vase to adorn your desk or dining table, or as a thoughtful and original gift.
Lamp
B-side LED (Beacons). Designed by Lamp.
2009. 1st room (1st floor).
B-side LED is a family of bollards designed to light public and private areas, thanks to its self-illumination, can act as an ambient light and a space-structuring element.
Stormbell (Lamp). Designed by Artec3 Studio.
2016. Press room (1st floor).
Stormbell is a family of LED pendant downlights for indoor use. Due to its design, it is an ideal solution for lighting shops, hotels, restaurants, etc.
Dektonhenge (Stools). Designed by Xavier Mañosa.
2016. 1st room (1st floor).
Comissioned by Cosentino. Dektonhenge by Apparatu is an experimental project created by Xavier Mañosa, which proposes a review of the origins of the ultra-compact Dekton® surfaces. Together with Cosentino’s R&D department, Mañosa puts the ultra-compact surface through a ductile and malleable process. Working with Dekton® as a raw material, he explains the transformation of the material from its liquid to solid states, working in the same way as working with ceramic.
Blur (Carpet). Designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
The Bouroullec brothers possess extensive experience in the design of artisan rugs with nanimarquina. When viewing the rug from afar, an indefinite, unfocused surface is apparent, that gives its name to the collection. Nevertheless, upon approaching the rug, lines and rhythmic rhombuses in different proportions are revealed, in the purest kinetic style.
Tekiò Vertical (Lamp). Designed by Anthony Dickens.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Tekiò combines traditional and avant-garde in a unique and contemporary design, featuring modern lighting structures carefully dressed in handmade paper produced in Japan.
Tatu (Lamp). Designed by André Ricard.
1972. 1st room (1st floor).
A pioneer in industrial design in Spain, André Ricard revolutionised the market with this original, flexible lamp. After almost 50 years, Santa & Cole is re-editing this pop-art icon in Europe, enhancing the light performance by incorporating LED technology, which makes the light intensity easy to adapt but it also includes a moveable converging lens that extends or reduces the focal length.
Mim Collection (Chair). Designed by Tarruella Trenchs Studio.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
Extensive, visually lightweight collection designed by Tarruella Trenchs Studio. Both its versatility in finishes and its timeless and honest language make it perfectly suited for the rustic and sophisticated interiors of restaurants, cafeterias and waiting areas.
Kimmi Collection (Chair). Designed by Roger Vancells.
2018. Press room (1st floor).
Expressive chair with sober and contemporary lines. It ingeniously and naturally joins two pieces of laminated wood to form the seat and back. Chairs with balanced chromatic compositions are created by playing with finishes and combining natural and lacquered woods, as well as upholsteries.
DISA (Lamp). Designed by Arch. Coderch (1913 – 1984).
Since 1954. 1st room (1st floor).
DISA lamp, also known as "Coderch lamp" reedited by TUNDS is an interior lamp with black anodized aluminum rings. A light internal structure supports pure-warm LED technology. Screens of wood or white methacrylate are helded by little bolts.
Musa (Lamp). Designed by Note Design Studio.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
Table lamp. Design by Note Design Studio. The aluminum base captures the light as the small glass sphere and transforms it into a soft illumination.
Palma (Lamp). Designed by Antoni Arola.
2018. 1st room (1st floor).
Table lamp. Design by Antoni Arola. It gives off a warm lighting effect that takes over interior spaces with a wrap-around luminance that is both comforting and reassuring.
Tempo (Lamp). Designed by Lievore Altherr.
2018. Courtyard (Ground floor).
Pendant lamp. Design by Lievore Altherr. Suspended from the cable, the blown glass diffuser offers subtle nuances of transparency and translucency. It incorporates LED lighting.
Urbs. Designed by Eduard Juanola.
2018-19. 2nd room (1st floor).
A light, playful and elegant modular bookcase system with aluminium profiles and shelves in lacquer or veneer finish. Several heights and widths. Possibility to complement with different elements.
Retail, hospitality and residential. We produce your custom-made interior architecture projects, combining the most exclusive raw materials with state-of-the-art technologies, and vertically integrating the whole design, production and installation processes.
Bed Linen 100% Pure Egyptian Cotton Sating 600TC. Designed by Bassols.
2019. 2nd room (1st floor).
Since 1790 Bassols creates and produces the best fine linen collections for Home and Luxury Hotels. Located in Barcelona, for generations, Bassols is synonymous of the highest quality linen products.
Koord Hanging Lamp . Designed by Eloy Puig.
2014. 2nd room (1st floor).
Pendant Lamp with braided acrylic cord, available in diferent colours. Nickel ceiling rosette for indoor model. Black ceiling rosette for outdoor model.
Koord Floor Lamp. Designed by Eloy Puig.
2016. 2nd room (1st floor).
Outdoor floor lamp, IP65. Polypropylene cord lampshade, UV-treated in different colors. A robust column of light with a strong white concrete base.
Aura. Designed by Joan Genebat.
2018. 2nd room (1st floor).
Its colours remind us of the Mediterranean, sand, whitewashed walls and volcanic earth. If we add them to the soft touch of the rounded corners of polymer concrete, they give rise to AURA.
5.1 (marca Font Barcelona). Designed by Oriol Guimerà i Joan Cinca.
2011. 2nd room (1st floor).
5.1 is a collection with a sophisticated design complemented by the use of noble materials that enhance all sensory aspects. Perfect for decorative and and refined projects. Red Dot Design Awards’13.
Bridge (marca Font Barcelona). Designed by Oriol Guimerà i Joan Cinca.
2018. 2nd room (1st floor).
Bridge is the new collection, is the perfect product following latest decoration trends such as minimalist, architecture design, pure and avant-garde design. The exclusive design of its toggle gives a unique personality versus any other brand oriented at the luxurious segment. Red Dot Design Awards’18, Archiproducts Awards’18 and Silver Delta Awards'18.
Garby (marca Fontini). Designed by Fontini team.
1998. 2nd room (1st floor).
Garby is a collection of 20 years ago made in porcelain, with a peculiar circular design and unique rotatory toggle, which makes it an attractive and differential in the market. Classic product, retro, vintage focused for rural house.
DO (marca Fontini). Designed by Fontini team.
2015. 2nd room (1st floor).
DO is the new porcellain collection of contemporary style, and was born to complete the range of products in porcelain. Its objective is to occupy modern and avant-garde spaces. Red Dot Design Awards’.
Geyser by COSMIC . Designed by Nahtrang Studio.
2018. 2nd room (1st floor).
Shapes that flow like water for an accessory line designed for today’s bathroom.
Equilibrium by POMD’OR and Rosenthal. Designed by Edward van Vliet .
2018. 2nd room (1st floor).
The creativity of Edward van Vliet, the mastery of the porcelain manufacture of Rosenthal and the seductive language of the designs of Pomd’or have joined forces to create Equilibrium.
Gradients Collection . Designed by Luis Eslava.
2019. 2nd room (1st floor).
Kriskadecor presents Gradients Collection by International designer Luis Eslava, composed of pure and geometric gradients that provide colour, brightness and movement and allow unlimited combinations thanks to their condition of combinable modular patterns.
Branca V (Lamp). Designed by Ramos+Bassols.
2017. 1st room (1st floor).
Branca V is a floor lamp in solid oak, using LED technology to optimize light performance. Branca incorporates a dimmer that allows us to regulate the intensity of light whenever we want.
