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Under the title “A la fresca!” – “Step out into the fresh air!” – Spanish duo Alberto Sánchez and Eduardo Villalón of MUT Design blurred the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces with this year’s Das Haus installation at imm cologne. The different rooms were furnished with pieces from Spain’s brands SANCAL, GAN, DIABLA and EXPORMIN, among many others. Find out more…
Sense, solve, succeed. When Santiago Sevillano works on a new project, he always strives to achieve a good solution and a rewarding bond between customer, product and the market. All his objects share his essential understanding of design, which is based on a perfect equilibrium between beauty and utility with an emphasis on the timeless nature of the product above the ephemeral character of fashions. Read on and find out more…
A renowned Valencia-based designer, in this interview Sandra Figuerola, tells us about her experience in the graphic and interior design industries and her recent product developments for textile and houseware brands.
In 1999 he conceived the most ever sold taximeter. Since then, he has turned into one of the most in-demand industrial designers. He is Mario Ruiz, the 2016 winner of the Spanish National Design Awards. Let's talk with him...
Order and natural materials are key factors for Spanish industrial & interior designer Francesc Rifé (San Sadurní d’Anoia, 1969). Since he started his career in the design world in the ‘90s, he has been merging forms and planes, deepening perspectives through light and reflections, shaping his rigorous interiors with materials he is familiar with and in control of, in equal measure. In this interview we will learn more about his way of understanding spaces and objects and about his numerous collaborations with Spain’s best firms of design. Read on and enjoy!
Having lived intensively the spirit of the Spanish enthusiastic ‘80s, Nacho Lavernia developed soon a pioneering spirit towards the world of design. His long-standing and fruitful career in the field of graphic and industrial design has earned him two important awards (the Delta de Plata Prize and the National Design Award) and a reputation as one of the key players of the Spanish design scene. We asked him about his first steps into the design landscape and the current Spanish design scene and we get some interesting insights…
BEAKTOR is a multi-functional, space-efficient workspace that makes the space work for you. Based on office standards and ergonomic principles, it has been designed for a new era with the purpose of maintaining health, promoting well-being, and restoring work-life balance. Made of sustainable, high-quality components, BEAKTOR is a professional-grade product with a long-life cycle and a range of features for delivering a fully functional remote office-like experience. Find out more!
2021 has been a challenging year for most brands of the Spanish furniture industry. The second semester of the year was as rich in awards as the first. Spanish brands performed pretty well at international competitions taking home important accolades and honoree nominations, such as the Best of NeoCon, the BoY Awards or the Good Design Awards. Get more information!
Velvet is definitely having a moment in interior design; it has been growing in popularity for the past few years and it has turned into a key element of contemporary décor for its versatility and elegance. Home furniture specialist CAMINO A CASA has jumped on this trend launching VINTAGE, a line of chairs and armchairs that come beautifully upholstered in attractive velvet fabrics to add a big dose of chic and style to spaces. A touch of velvet, a touch o style! Don't miss out!
Nature has been the biggest source of inspiration for LIFE, the latest collection launched by CAMINO A CASA for living and dining room areas. The textures, colours and beauty of Nature coexist in a delicate balance in this line of bookcases, sideboards and TV stands specifically designed to add charm and warmth to contemporary living spaces. Check it out!
Design trends for contemporary spaces often draw inspiration from existing styles and combine them in such a way to make the look stylish, comfortable and, why not, photo-worthy - for those who love to share their space on Instagram and Pinterest. To keep up with the trendsetting interior spaces of the moment, CAMINO A CASA is constantly crossing borders and disrupting the status quo to forge new connections between the classic and the au courant. Discover more...
