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Xavier Carrasquet

Xavier Fernández Carrasquet was born in Barcelona, where he studied at Elisava and trained as a product designer. His early career took place at Benedito Design, Ramon Benedito’s studio, where he developed pieces for a wide range of sectors and came to understand design as a process of collective construction. A desire to deepen his knowledge of manufacturing processes led him to join Luxiona, where he collaborated on projects by Jean Nouvel and Toni Arola, and where lighting became the central axis of his practice. In 2006 he took over as head of the Design Department at Lamp. Over more
21 May 2026

Atelier Février

Florian Pretet and Lisa Mukhia Pretet create hand-knotted rugs that bring together Tibetan tradition and a contemporary graphic sensibility. Florian trained in fashion design at Studio Berçot in Paris and led the production of hand-woven cashmere and silk at Hermès; Lisa, an entrepreneur with a deep knowledge of Himalayan craft, completed the work from the other shore. Partners inside and outside the studio, they divide their lives between France and Nepal. For them, each rug is a unique piece, conceived as an object with a form of its own. The motifs are drawn with precision — long lines, singular geometries,
20 April 2026

Javier Pastor

Industrial designer Javier Pastor belongs to a generation of Spanish creators who have helped consolidate a rigorous culture of design, closely linked both to academic research and to collaboration with industry. His work has developed primarily in the field of furniture and domestic equipment, with particular attention to outdoor design, where he has built a distinctive language based on formal clarity, functionality and a careful consideration of materials. Trained in Industrial Design, Pastor expanded his education in 1996 with a Master’s degree in Design and Design Management at the Domus Academy in Milan, one of the schools that, over recent
17 March 2026

Norm Architects

Based in Copenhagen, Norm Architects develops its practice at the intersection of architecture, interior design, and product design, understanding these disciplines as parts of a single creative ecosystem. Their work is shaped by an essential approach, attentive to the human scale, to everyday use, and to the capacity of spaces and objects to accompany life. Each project is developed from a deep respect for context—physical, cultural, and emotional—and for materials, always explored through their most honest nature. Light, proportion, and texture become fundamental tools for shaping serene atmospheres, where architecture and interior design do not seek prominence, but coherence and
30 January 2026

Studio Papaya

Founded in 2016 and based in São Paulo, Studio Papaya operates as an architecture and design practice that understands the project as a territory of continuous investigation. Led by architects Samuel Garcia and Delia Sloneanu, the studio emerges from the intersection of academic and professional trajectories developed across diverse cultural contexts, and from a shared view of architecture as a process that extends beyond built form. Its work is grounded in a careful reading of the physical, historical, social, and cultural contexts in which it operates. For Studio Papaya, designing involves organizing, deciding, and managing; understanding each commission as a
23 January 2026

Rob Wagemans. Concrete

Concrete (Amsterdam) was founded in 1997 by architect Rob Wagemans, trained in Eindhoven and convinced that form should follow life, not the other way around. From the very beginning, Wagemans explored a hybrid territory between architecture, interior design, and visual identity, determined to build a practice capable of conceiving and designing a project at every scale — from space to emotion, from logo to atmosphere. That intuition became the soul of the studio he continues to lead from Amsterdam, bringing together architects, interior designers, and visual marketeers under a single premise: form follows life. His method, more than an aesthetic
31 October 2025
Nathan Baraness, designer

Nathan Baraness

Nathan Baraness is a French designer whose hand draws both the living space and the ornamental object with the same evocative sensitivity. A graduate of the prestigious École cantonale d’art de Lausanne (ECAL), his academic training was enriched by practical experience in Lausanne, Milan, and finally Paris, where his vision has acquired a voice of its own. From his Paris studio, Baraness articulates two intimately connected disciplines: interior architecture, which he interprets as a narrative of inhabiting, and product design, whose expression gracefully occupies the realm of objects and furniture that accompany life. His signature—reflected in the walls of his
26 October 2025

Josep Boix Ganduxe. Zentrum Lab

Born in La Garriga (1976), he trained as a Technical Engineer in Industrial Design and Product Development, completing his academic journey at the Universität Essen in Germany. Josep Boix Ganduxe stands out for the precision of the engineer and the sensitivity of the creator. His first professional steps led him into the world of lighting at Philips Lighting, where he took part in developing the lighting system for the Paris Metro. Following his family heritage, he began working in the field of architecture and interior design in La Garriga (Barcelona), and in 2004 he founded Zentrum BCN, a studio that
1 October 2025

Emmanuelle Simon

Based in Paris, Emmanuelle Simon cultivates a deeply sensorial vision of design, where the architectural and the emotional intertwine in silent harmony. An interior architect and object designer, her practice encompasses everything from spatial creation to furniture and lighting design, in a constant search for balance between form, function, and sensitivity. After training at the Penninghen school in Paris, she went on to collaborate with renowned masters of architecture and design such as Jean-Marie Massaud and Pierre Yovanovitch. In 2017, she founded her own studio in Paris, where she has developed a distinctive aesthetic language influenced by Art Deco and
14 July 2025

Pensi Design Studio

Jorge Pensi was born in Buenos Aires in 1946, where he studied architecture at the University of Buenos Aires. But it was in Barcelona, a city he chose as his creative homeland in 1977, where he found fertile ground to develop his own language. A formal idiom that is precise, sober and profoundly emotional, one that has placed his work among the great references of international design. In 1984, he founded Pensi Design Studio in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, which has since become a laboratory of ideas where industrial design, ephemeral architecture, lighting and furniture converge, always guided
2 July 2025
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