Spanish forward-thinking designs have landed in Washington, at Jaleo Restaurant

We dare say that Spanish design has no boundaries and this is so true that you can experience a great deal of that in downtown Washington D.C., at Jaleo, the newly redesigned restaurant created by famed chef José Andrés with his partners, Rob Wilder and Roberto Alvarez. Jaleo D.C. features sleek furnishing and artworks created in Spain by some of the country’s most renowned contemporary designers.

The spirit and flavours of Spain are celebrated at Jaleo Restaurant not only at the table but also all around you! The Spanish brands ANDREU WORLD, SANCAL, MOBLES 114, RS BARCELONA and LZF LAMPS have been chosen to carry out the furnishing and restyling of this tapa-bar that is one of D.C. most celebrated. The result is one of the best examples of Spanish creativity in terms of furniture and lighting designs.

In collaboration with the US Gronning Architects studio, Spanish designer and architect Juli Capella has created various ambiences that reflect the new tendencies in Spanish interior design. Main aim was to move the “Spanish way of live” to the very heart of Washington and, no doubt, they hit the target.

The main hall presents a modern, dynamic look and gives way to a more formal ambience with traditional tables and little elegant booths. There is also an alternative space has been thought for a quick wine and tapas dinner at the bar.

Among the design pieces that contribute to accentuate the vibrant and daring look of Jaleo we can count the GREEN chair designed by Mariscal for MOBLES 114, the NUB armchairs by Patricia Urquiola for ANDREU WORLD, the creative AGATHA lamp by LUZIFER LAMPS and tha fresh and playful chairs and panels of the TEA collection, a successful design by Estudihac for SANCAL. Last but not least, guests attention will be grabbed by the unique football table designed and produced by the creative RS Barcelona and the stunning artworks by Daniel Canogar and Mikel Urmeneta , founder of Kukuxumusu.

Jaleo is a Spanish word for bustle, revelry, mess… in a word, fun! Spanish brands have succeeded in creating a playful ambience made of bold colours and forms, with a hint of madness and irony and a touch of Mediterranean surrealism.

With so much on dispay, why don-t you join us for a superlative tapeo experience?