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EDITOR’S LETTER

After a year of financial gloom it’s good that green is starting to sproutfor the design industry, even though hard times are by no means over.While companies report that retail sales are still down, the contract sector isexperiencing growth, particularly with regard to hotels and leisure complexes.This is our first issue of the year and we hope it leaves you with a clearpicture of upcoming trends. We review 100% Design, Tokyo Designers Weekand the Valencia furniture fair, where exciting new products were unveiled bySpain’s leading contemporary manufacturers, Andreu World, Sancal, Kettaland Gandía Blasco. We also have a feature on those top Spanish young designers. The work of Héctor Serrano, Roger Arquer and Jordi Canudas is uplifting and inspiring. If your offices need updating, see the profiles on Actiu and Sellex, two leading contract furniture companies.

With best wishes

Mario BuisánTrade Commissioner of Spain in Miami

03 NewsBest of Year awards, Tresserra, Graviti Zone Rugs, Lladró, Hayón’s chess in Trafalgar Square

06 100% Design LondonComprehensive review of this year’sedition

08 Valencia: ideas y pasiónThe Valencia furniture fair saw great product launches

11 Maison & ObjetSpanish outdoor furniture had a strong presence

12 Tokyo Designers’ WeekSpanish designers at Tokyo Designers’Week, Japan’s premier design event

14 Lighting: Full spectrumLatest launches from the major lightingcompanies

16 New products in the US

18 Designers profile: Young talentsMeet the leading young Spanish designers

22 ProjectsBordonabe; Stua; W Hotel Barcelona

24 CarpyenA look at Carpyen, which makes some of the bestcontemporary lighting

26 ActiuActiu is Spain’s largest manufacturer of office furniture

28 SancalTheir pieces are crisp, fresh and smartly casual.

30 SellexProfile of award-winning contract furniturecompany Sellex

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Best of Year Awards, the annual design competition organized by Interior Design magazine that recognizes the best interior design projects and products in 65 categories, announced this year’s winners on December 3rd at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City. Two Spanish products were awarded: Vibia’s Ameba in the pendant lighting category, and the Aluminum Series Mirror by Sonia in the bath accessories and hardware category. The Tiberio’s Thermal Baths project by Moneo and Brock Studio in Panticosa, was awarded in the category of spa / beauty/ fitness.

In addition, two Spanish product design firms were recognized for two pieces designed for the American company Bernhardt, “Sonar” by Lievore Altherr Molina in the category of contract seating, and “Atlantic”, by Culdesac in the category of lounge seats.

Interior Design 2009 “Best of Year” Awards:

One project, two product categories and two product design firms.

Sonar chairs by Lievore Altherr Molina

Vibia’s Ameba pendant lighting

Mirror by Sonia

Atlantic lounge chair by Culdesac

Culdesac: www.culdesac.es | Pepe García, [email protected] Lievore Altherr Molina: www.lievorealtherrmolina.com Moneo: www.moneobrock.comSonia: www.sonia-sa.com | Jose Roca, [email protected] Vibia: www.vibialight.com | Miquel Colet, [email protected]

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Graviti Zone Rugs win admirers with novel designsContemporary design newcomer Graviti Zone Rugs is fast establishing itself as a serious player. Set up last year by designer Mónica Ibáñez, its Puddle rug (top, far right) was a contender for the 2009 Best of Year awards run by Interior Design magazine in New York. The hand-tufted rug, designed by Marivi Varde, was inspired by raindrops falling on an autumn afternoon.

All Graviti Zone rugs are hand-tufted and can be made to clients’ specifications. Mónica says she wants people to feel their rug is a member of the family, a warm, comforting friend that will brighten their interior and cheer them up when they’re down in the dumps. The first collection also features Africana (right) and Grass (bottom far right).

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A touch of the Orient in Tresserra’s new collection

Jaime Tresserra’s latest pieces show Oriental influences, with straight lines and hidden compartments. The very elegant Ni Hao console (below left), made from walnut with leather-topped boxes and stainless steel fittings, has a tray with compartments for keys and loose change. The Camisero (left) is another fine piece, made from light or dark walnut with stainless steel fittings. Velden (below), a table in walnut or sycamore wood with metal fittings in stainless steel and central top in transparent/sandblasted glass.

Tresserra: www.tresserra.comAnna Goixens, [email protected]

Ni Hao console

Velden table

Camisero chest of drawers

Graviti Zone Rugs: www.gravitizonerugs.com Mónica Ibáñez, [email protected]

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Jaime Hayón attracks crowds to Trafalgar SquareA game of chess with Jaime Hayón could only be a surreal experience. And so it was for crowds that turned up to see his chess board in Trafalgar Square – piéce de resistance of the London Design Festival. Huge ceramic chess pieces on wheels, each hand-painted in Hayon’s signature surrealistic style, could be played either in person or online.

Jaime Hayón: www.hayonstudio.com

Jaime Hayón wanted to create an interactive design experience.


Lladró Struts Its New Collection in New YorkLladró has just introduced its latest collection “High Porcelain” at an event that took place at the New York flagship store on Fifth Avenue. The event showed off high porcelain that inspired five spectacular high couture gowns by Carlos Haro. This top quality Lladró line includes very limited pieces like La Reina del Nilo (below) , a piece which was five years in the making.

Lladró: www.lladro.comGemma Cortijo: [email protected], Enrique Campos, [email protected]

Gran Dragón La Reina del Nilo

Jaime Hayón’s chess board in Trafalgar Square in London.

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100% Design London: High impactSpain’s designers were a force to be reckoned with at this year’s 100% Design...lean, keen and as a group, one mean creative machine.

The ICEX stand showcased products from leading companies. Below and right are the Guau and Flu lights by Arturo álvarez, while Stua’s Nube chair is in the centre. Below it is Vondom’s Moma collection by Javier Mariscal.

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Scotch lights with gold interior by Xavier Mañosa of Apparatu

Ceramic Fractal stool by Xavier Mañosa of Apparatu

Boga stools by Guillem Ferran

20x1 ceramic vase by Diego Ramos

Blue No 7 chair by Tomás Alonso

Thinking Bubble mirror by Oscar Díaz

Graphite chair by Diego Ramos

Diamond pendant light by Guillem Ferran

Lighting and furniture by Santa & Cole. The chairs at the front are Belloch designed by Lagranja

ICEX, the Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade, had a large area to showcase the latest products from a variety of major manufacturers. From La Alpujarreña, rugs including the new wool and silk Pilistras rug; furniture and lighting from Santa & Cole; textiles from Teixidors; porcelain tiles from Apavisa; glass mosaic from Onix and tiles from Land Porcelánico. A separate very striking exhibition showed the

work of Spain’s hottestyoung designers. Eyes on Spanish Design, the space designed by Luis Eslava featured products (see above)

that were chosen for their simple yet graphic forms, use of traditional materials, sustainability and innovative manufacturing processes.

Rug samples by La Alpujarreña

Onix MosaicTextiles from Teixidors

ICEX: Interiors from Spain

Sit chairs for Andreu World by Lievore Altherr Molina


The new range of contemporary furniture at the Valencia Furniture Fair lived up to the high standards of Spanish designers. Andreu World impressed visitors with its jaunty and colorful Sit chairs with polyamide seat and back, while Casadesús wowed with Home, a very stylish table. Gandía Blasco’s rug brand, Gan, unveiled a collection of delightful new designs, some ideal for children’s rooms. The breaktroguh company was Ziru, wtih their Ann chairs by Francesc Rifé.

Great fun for children’s bedrooms,Caramelo rugs by José A. Gandía for Gan

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New furniture launches for ‘09: DD has added new materials and color combinations including: chocolate, olive green and a greenish grey to its collection of Fiona chairs by Josep Lluscá.



Nenúfar parasols by Yonoh for Samoa

ADCV awards The Community of Valencia Designers’ Association presented its first ADCV awards at the Valencia Furniture Fair. Seventeen gold, silver and bronze awards were given to designers Carlos Tíscar, Lavernia, Ramón Esteve, Estudi_hac and Yonoh.

The trophy was designed by Luis EslavaVases plant pots by Estudi_hac for Vondom

Happy chairs by Vicente Soto for Capdell

Play cabinet by Mario Ruiz for Dona Living

Agatha by Luis Eslava for LZF

Home by David Casadesús for Casadesús


EMA table by Francesc Rifé for Ziru

Composite modular sofa by El Último Grito for Uno Design

Ann by Francesc Rifé for Ziru

Stools & Table by Jut for Vondom

Air by RayPower for LZF



This year’s Paris fair devoted a large area to outdoor furniture and Spanish firms were key exhibitors. Andreu World Outdoor developed

an extensive range of home and contract products. The Landscape sofa, one of three weatherproof sofa collections, was a hit with

visitors. Kettal, a big name in the industry, showed new tables and oil lamps by Emiliana Design. Vondom, a truly

innovative company, exhibited lighting and container products. Expormim’s award-winning Chicago sets

received a good review.

Chicago from Expormim

Maison & objet

Sombra designed by Lievore Altherr Molina for Andreu World

Sand sofa designed by Lievore Altherr Molina for Andreu World

Moma designed by Javier Mariscal for Vondom

Mora designed by Javier Mariscal for Vondom

Maia designed by Patricia Urquiola for Kettal

ZigZag oil lamp by Emiliana Studio for Kettal

Trenza designed by Lievore Altherr Molina for Andreu World


Tokyo Designers’ Week: Spain Going East

Folk rug byNani Marquina

Sake table and bench by Stone Designs for RS

Black and white Ginza bench by Antoni Arola for Dynamobel

A Spanish designed loved-up caravan took off for Japan to be part of the glamorous annual party-fest that is Tokyo Designers’ Week.

The Clown Lamp by Jaime Hayón for Lladró

Cow by Xavier Mañosa for Apparatu

Triapie by Luis Eslava for Almerich

Join lamp by Jordi Vilardell for Vibia



Infiore light by Lagranja for Estiluz

Bright lights, party nightsToyko Designers’ Week is big in the international design calendar and the presence of Spanish designers has been strong from the start. This year, ICEX, the Spanish Institute for Foreign Trade, organized the Spain exhibit, wich was designed and curated by Mormedi and Ignacio Germade and featured 35 products encompassing textiles, lighting, furniture and accessories. Other of the week event included New Christmas Vision by Jaime Hayón at the Lladró store; Metalarte Beloved Icons at the Luminabella store; and I love Spanish Lighting, a seminar chaired by designer Ramón Úbeda.

Guitarra sofa by Javier Mariscal for Uno Design

Leggy coat stand by Emiliana for

Uno Design

Champiñones rug by José Gandía for Gan

Ronda swivel chair by Liévore Altherr Molina

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Full spectrumVariety is the spice of light. Different shapes, textures, new materials, color - these new products have it all.

Doscubos by Arturo álvarez

Damson Black-Topaz byHerme Ciscar & Mónica García

for Lampister

Luis Eslava’s Magnificient light for Almerich

Pals light by Jose Manuel Ferrero for Uno Design

Poulpe standard lamp by Oriol Llahona for Estiluz

Bety designed by Arturo álvarez

Gilda designed by Arturo álvarez

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Lite cube by Daifuku for Carpyen

Nirvana by Gabriel Teixido

for Carpyen

Sculptural Rut lamp by Ola Wihlborg for Luján + Sicilia

Break designed by Xuclà & Alemany for Vibia

Munich pendant lamp by Evaluz

Amanita by Joan Verdugo for Marset

Neolita designed by Joan Gaspar for Marset

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Bastone Vertical by Jaime Hayón for Metalarte

Metalarte: www.metalarte.com Román [email protected] [email protected]

Magnificent by Luis Eslava for Almerich

Almerich: www.almerich.comTeresa Almerich, [email protected], Tango Lighthing, [email protected]

HLF by Héctor Fernández for DAB

DAB: www.dab.esAina Canobas, [email protected] Lighthing-Larry Lazin, [email protected]

Mh10 by Francesc Rifé for Bordonabe

Bordonabe: www.bordonabe.comOlivier Vidalot, [email protected], Joe Rodriguez, [email protected]

Roca by Javier Mariscal for UnoDesign

UnoDesign: www.uno-design.comLuz Melado, [email protected] Silver Associates-Patty [email protected]

1 by Iriam for Darc

Darc: www.darc.esJose Darc, [email protected] - Seemak Hakakian [email protected] Area International:[email protected]

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Sand by Andreu World

Andreu World: www.andreuworldamerica.comDaniel Ortiz, [email protected]

Hey by Josep Lluscá for DDResol

DDResol: www.resoldd.comEsther Lopez, [email protected]

Laturka by Jaime Casadesús for Cycsa

Casadesús: www.cycsa.esMarian Casadesús, [email protected]

Paisley 2X3 by Luis Eslava for LZF

LZF: www.lzf-lamps.comMarta Fabuel

[email protected], Global Lighting,

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Young talents9 designers to watch

Let’s hear it for these people. The cream of Spain’s design talent.

TOMáS ALONSO Tomás Alonso, of the design collective OKAY Studio, has worked on projects for ICA, V&A Museum and Whitechapel Gallery. His goal is to create pieces that appear simple and natural but are slightly quirky too, like the award-winning No 7 Nube chair (below) made from steam bent wood and the super slender LED Mr Light series (right).

Tomás Alonso: www.tomas-alonso.com [email protected]éCTOR SERRANO

Héctor Serrano puts a new spin on everyday objects, making them more enjoyable to use. Waterdrop (below) is a spectacular experience capturing the beauty of water presented at 100% Design London. “Do not lose”(above left) makes sure keys are there when you need them. Héctor’s vibrant monster and animal tattoos (top of page) were designed for UK gift company Worldwide to entertain children; and his Superpatata light (above right) can be used as a lamp but also as a pillow, antistress device, an object to warm your bed.

Héctor Serrano: [email protected]

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CLAUDIO RIPOL Claudio Ripol’s designs are characterized by a simplicity that goes beyond modern production. A senior designer at the Christoph Behling research and design agency also works with Yeonju Yang on their own projects, like the winning free-standing clothes hanger (below left) that when placed against the wall won’t fall over. Bright colors give energy to pieces like their spiral clock (above) and metal outdoor furniture (below right). Claudio’s martini glass (right) won’t let in an olive slip around the glass when you’re sipping your drink. Claudio believes that people want products that express the designer’s personality.

Claudio Ripol: [email protected]

ROGER ARqUER Roger Arquer’s work includes the Birdland (above left), a collection of conceptual birdhouses. He designed a goldfish bowl (left) and a humane mouse trap (above) made from a soy sauce bottle. His Dramprom condensation lampshade (top right) uses water. But don’t worry, sparks won’t fly.

Roger Arquer: [email protected]

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JORDI CANUDAS Jordi Canudas of the OKAY Studio is inspired by action. His Less Lamp for Matalarte (right, bottom) has a ceramic shade that has to be broken with a hammer before light comes in; and his Raincatcher (left), a container that hangs outside, is connected to the drainage system and it expands when it rains. La Estirada (right, top), is a floor to ceiling light and Wallfa (above) is a two sided piece of furniture that is both wall and sofa.

Jordi Canudas: [email protected]

MIqUEL MORA Miquel Mora is one of the blue-sky-out-of-the-box thinker. His prototype paper alarm clock has to be scrunched up to turn if off (see Miquel in bed demonstrating how it works). It was created with digital paper, where the electronics are on the surface of an object, not inside.

Miquel Mora: [email protected]

óSCAR DIAZ Óscar Diaz’s work includes RGB Vases, three different colored vases, that when light passes through them create a Veuve Clicquot yellow color.

óscar Díaz: [email protected]

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CRISTIAN ZUZUNAGA Cristian Zuzunaga works with printed textiles. His acid-bright abstract pixillated chack designs lend themselves equally well to fashion accessories and furniture. Moroso, Ligne Roset and Cristian Delcourt are sofas and armchairs upholstered in Zunzunaga fabrics. His scarf (above right) was created for the Tate Gallery.

Cristian Zunzunaga: [email protected]

VERóNICA MARTíNEZ Verónica Martínez launched the Mare outdoor furniture (above) collection at last year’s Valencia Furniture Fair. She balances functionality and aesthetics to create products like the swing seat (left) that people enjoy using.

Verónica Martínez: [email protected]

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Bordonabe’s modular MH furniture collection by Francesc Rifé uses a single color for all of its elements, to create a modern, cohesive design for a comfortable work space. Beverage giant Diageo ordered 250 MH workstations for its headquarters in Greece (pictured right); food company Alimentos de Navarra (below right) chose the range for offices in its new headquarters in Fustinaña; and technology company Indra uses MH for its offices in Madrid and Barcelona (below).

Bordonabe: www.bordonabe.comOlivier Vidalot, [email protected], Joe Rodriguez, [email protected]

Bordonabe enjoys growing success with MH range

projects

Gas Chair by Stua is in NYC

Gas chair custom greenGas chair, Knoll fabric in blue

In 2009, Stua, an internationally successful Spanish company, furnished the common area of several New York companies including Marsh Maclennan in Manhattan and the Foundation for Women in Brooklyn. The Gas chair, designed by Jesus Gasca, recently received GS Certification from the German Standards Institute and is ideal for contract projects.

Stua: www.stua.comJon Gasca, [email protected] within Reach: Dow O’Neal, [email protected]

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Gandia Blasco’s Chill Bed and Day Bed were chosen for the roof terrace

Designed by Ricardo Bofill to mark the start of an ambitious urban renewal plan for the city’s coastline, Hotel W Barcelona, known for its highly sophisticated interior decoration uses fittings that include lighting from Modiss, roof terrace furniture from Gandia Blasco and seating from Perobell.

Gandia Blasco: www.gandiablasco.comToni Esteve, [email protected]: www.modiss.comTeresa Rius, [email protected], Imaginative Concepts, [email protected]: www.perobell.comLuis Ignacio Sánchez, [email protected]

Gandia Blasco, Perobell and Modiss at Hotel W Barcelona

Perobell furniture in a lounge area

All 473 guest rooms feature Modiss’s Luccas 10 LED lamps

Perobell furniture at hotel’s bar

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Carpyen:Subtle elegant design

Carpyen takes a soft approach to lighting. Its beautifully engineered products draw the eye but don’t dazzle.

Nirvana table lamps with cotton shades by Gabriel Teixidó

Velisima outdoor light by Estela+Nereo is based on a sail and a kite. Features a stainless steel base and waterproof polyester shade.

Petra pendant lights with white glass shades by Jordi Milá

Carpyen combines sophisticated, minimalist design with high-tech materials and up-to-the-minute technology to create lighting for those who want modern unobtrusive design.

Pieces are produced by a team of independent designers including Daifuko Design s, Nahtrang, Alex Soler, Estela+Nereo, Cristina Figarola, Jordi Milá and Gabriel Teixidó who created many of the company’s most successful lights like the Robin arc light and the Aitana, Nirvana and Signora models.

Lighting is a huge consumer of energy and Carpyen is very aware of the need to make use of low energy technologies. The Robin light has a carbon fibre arm which is slim and can be moved at the touch of a finger.

Carpyen: www.carpyen.comCaroline Prost, [email protected] Lighting, [email protected]

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Robin arc lamp by Gabriel Teixidó

UFO pendant light by Daifuko Designs

Aitana pendant lamp by Gabriel Teixidó

Twist aluminium table lamp in gold and black standard lamp version by Nahtrang

Signora lamp with tables by Gabriel Teixidó


The company recently opened a new state-of-the-art headquarters, where every aspect of the product range is managed, from design to prototyping to manufacture. The impressive HQ complex was designed to minimize impact on the environment and is completely self-sufficient, making it a leading example of sustainable architecture.

Actiu designs most of its furniture in-house, but does collaborate with independent designers, including alegreindustrial and Josep Lluscá to create fresh and modern designs available in bright colors. Actiu won recently a prestigious Red Dot award for its Plek chair, by alegreindustrial. Actiu recently completed several projects in Britain including work for BAA at Heathrow’s Terminal 5, the National Army Museum in London, and West Lothian Council.

Actiu: www.actiu.comJoan Matarredona, [email protected]

Actiu: Jolly green giantActiu, the country’s biggest office furniture manufacturer, is a green company that isn’t afraid to have fun with color.

Desks from Vital collection and TNK chairs.

On Time freestanding storage units were designed for Actiu by alegreindustrial.



Versatile new MIT chairs can be freestanding (right) or made into bench seating (left), ideal for waiting areas.

Glass desk for two with a low divider screen from Arkitek range.

This red and white reception desk is from the Informa range.

Cool collection desks feature cable management systems. The days of tripping

over wires are long gone...or should be.


Sancal makes furniture for people who, naturally, understand good design.

Sancal: Smart

casual living

Play sofa designed by Rafa García has many uses: curved module, chaise longue, two-position mechanised puff, cushions, wide or narrow arm, armrests…

Test chair specially designed for hotels

and restaurants by the chef Enrique Martí.

Sancal is a furniture company that has always a more pared down aesthetic, with distinct lines and no extraneous detail of decoration. The pieces are crisp, fresh, smartly casual and multi-functional. Their new catalogue shows a range of stylish products designed by Spain’s top designers like Ximo Roca, Odosodesign, Rafa García and La Cubitera, and includes sofas, chairs and stools for both contract and domestic markets.

All Sancal furniture is made in Spain and maintains rigorous production standards. The company committed to use eco-friendly materials and manufacturing technologies.

Sancal: www.sancal.comPedro Rentero, [email protected] Rodriguez, [email protected]

In the Lineal sofa designed by Rafa García, the back cushions are integrated into the structure and the seats are made from single seat cushion sectioned off by the seams.

Line chair designed by Odosdesign is the perfect stackable chair.



Midori designed by Ebualá stained in a wide range of colors.

City sofa designed by Rafa García is the most urbane and adaptable sofa from Sancal.

The use of ash wood in Fusion armchair designed by Rafa García provides a warm and cosy touch.

Moss armchair designed by La Cubitera. The steel legs are asymmetrically designed, with prongs in front longer than those in the back so that the chair does not tilt.

Moon designed by Rafa García can be arranged in an endless number

of ways to adjust to any need.


Sellex furniture can be found at airports, train stations, bus stations, universities, town halls, hospitals, company headquarters and museums all over the world. The company works with top independent designers like Liévore Altherr Molina, King & Miranda, Burghard Voltherr, Abad Diseño, Enric Miralles, Carlos Tiscar and Item Diseño among others. Its products, such as the Hammok chair and Aero bench, have won plenty of awards. Sellex is a major player in contract furniture when asked about coming design trends, it says ‘light woods and bright lacquer finishes’.

Sellex: www.sellex.esMiguel Jiménez, [email protected] International: [email protected]

Sellex helps us work in an office or wait at an airport with designs that are ergonomic, hard-wearing and always stylish.

Sellex:Working and waiting

Jakin designed by Abad diseño is based on a modular system of metal shelves and display shelves.

Yago System designed by O.T.S is a flexible table suitable for conferences and seminars.

Lasai designed by Burkhard Vogtherr is ideal for exclusive waiting areas.

Open designed by O.T.S is a set of 3 different size tables.



Sellex:Working and waiting

City designed by Carlos Tíscar is a chair for Universities, Libraries, Cafeterias, private apartments or public buildings.

Don chair designed by G. Bernal is a unique block shell with seat, back and armrests that can be mounted on different bases.

Era designed by Miguel Angel Ciganda is a sectional bench for public waiting areas available with or without armrests.

Fast designed by Carlos Tíscar is a knock down, stackable and folding table.

Still designed by Burkhard Vogtherr is made of stainless very suitable for waiting areas and a variety of spaces.

Kubric designed by Item diseño. Sides, back and shelves with melamine aluminium coloured.

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LUIS ESLAVAwww.luiseslava.com

LUJAN+SICILIAwww.lujan-sicilia.com

LZFwww.lzf-lamps.com M MARSETwww.marset.com

METALARTEwww.metalarte.com

MIGUEL ÁNGEL CIGANDAwww.maciganda.com

MIQUEL MORAwww.miquelmora.com

MODISSwww.modiss.com

MONEOwww.moneobrock.com

MORMEDIwww.mormedi.com

N NAHTRANGwww.nahtrang.com

NANI MARQUINAwww.nanimarquina.com

O ONIXwww.onixmosaic.com

ÓSCAR DíAZwww.oscar-diaz.net

P PEROBELLwww.perobell.com

R RAFA GARCíAwww.garciaforcada.com

RICARDO BOFILLwww.ricardobofill.com

ROGER ARQUERwww.rogerarquer.com

RSwww.rs-barcelona.com

S SAMOAwww.samoadesign.com

SANCALwww.sancal.com

SANTA&COLEwww.santacole.com

SELLEXwww.sellex.es

SONIAwww.sonia-sa.com

STUAwww.stua.com

T TEIXIDORSwww.teixidors.com

TOMÁS ALONSOwww.tomas-alonso.com

TRESSERRAwww.tresserra.com

UUNODESIGNwww.uno-design.com

VVERÓNICA MARTíNEZwww.veromartinez.com VIBIAwww.vibialight.com

VONDOMwww.vondom.com

Z

ZIRUwww.zirucontract.com

contactsNote: Please be advised that the majority of products featured in the magazine are available in the US. If you are interested in purchasing them, please contact directly the manufacturers listed below or the Trade Commission of Spain in New York.

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