Categoría: Designers- Page 2

Nacido en Oviedo en 1956 y residente en Madrid, Fernando Beltrán ha desarrollado una de las trayectorias más singulares y luminosas de la poesía española contemporánea. Sus versos, traducidos a más de una docena de idiomas, los ha gestado siempre en diálogo con la vida, su vida, consciente de que el recorrido del poema le conduce siempre a otro lugar. Entre sus poemarios destacan El Gallo de Bagdad, Amor Ciego, La Semana Fantástica, El Corazón renace, Sólo el que ama está sólo o Hotel Vivir. Si su palabra poética ha conmovido, su otra faceta, la de nombrador, ha contribuido a

Founded in Valencia by designers Borja García and Laura Ros, Made Studio embodies an approach to design that merges aesthetic sensitivity, technical precision and a deep connection to the environment. With a cross-disciplinary practice that spans from product design to ephemeral architecture and interior spaces, their work is defined by formal honesty, intelligent use of materials, and a thoughtful response to contemporary needs. Each project reflects a quiet pursuit of essentiality—objects and spaces designed not to impose, but to accompany, to offer comfort and open a dialogue. Whether creating furniture for brands such as Diabla, Omelette Editions, Kave Home or

(Belgium, 1962) Vincent Van Duysen is a renowned designer and architect whose body of work spans from large-scale architecture to product and interior design. After graduating in architecture from the Sint-Lucas School of Architecture in Ghent, he began his career working with Aldo Cibic in Milan and later joined Jean De Meulder’s studio in Antwerp. Before long, however, he decided to found his own practice—Vincent Van Duysen Architects—which has been based in Antwerp since 1990. Today, the studio employs over 20 collaborators and is internationally recognised for its prestigious projects, furniture and product design, and refined interiors. At the heart

Tobia Scarpa, son of the renowned architect Carlo Scarpa, was born in Venice in 1935. He studied architecture at the IUAV in Venice, where he met Afra Bianchin—his lifelong partner in both life and profession. The couple graduated in 1957 and married shortly after, embarking on a brilliant creative partnership. Following a brief period working for the Murano-based glassmakers Venini, Tobia and Afra opened their own studio in Montebelluna, nestled in the Veneto countryside where Afra had grown up. Their first design piece, the Pigreco chair, was created in 1959 during a university course in Interior and Decorative Design led

Headquartered in southern Spain with international presence, Buenaventura is a creative studio specialising in brand creation and art direction. Their work is defined by an ongoing search for harmony, simplicity and honesty in design—approaching each project as an opportunity to reveal the essence of an idea, product or brand. The team—working at a distance from the urban noise—follows a deliberate, contemplative pace that imbues its creative processes with a unique sensibility. Their projects, grounded in conceptual rigour and refined aesthetics, range from visual identity and typography to editorial design, motion graphics and web design. Deeply engaged with the social realities

Born in Pécs (Hungary) in 1902, Marcel Breuer was one of the leading figures of the modern movement. Trained at the Bauhaus—first as a student, later as master carpenter—he embodied like few others the school’s ideal of uniting art, craft and industry. In both furniture and architecture, his work pursued functionality to the limit without ever renouncing formal expression. In the 1920s, he revolutionised design with his tubular steel furniture—most famously the Wassily chair—which signalled the beginning of a new era for modern furniture. He later moved to the United States, where he developed a highly influential architectural career. He

Founded in Vienna in 1995 by Austrian designers Martin Bergmann (b. 1963, Lienz), Gernot Bohmann (b. 1968, Krieglach) and Harald Gründl (b. 1967, Vienna), EOOS is an internationally acclaimed design studio known for its conceptual depth and material sensitivity. The trio met while studying industrial design at the University of Applied Arts in Vienna and, shortly after graduating, decided to establish their own studio. EOOS specialises in furniture and product design, operating at the premium end of the market. Their clients include leading international brands such as Carl Hansen & Søn, bulthaup, Herman Miller, Keilhauer and Walter Knoll. In the

Industrial and product designer based in Diö, Sweden. A graduate of Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm, Ola Wihlborg has built a career focused on creating designs that merge functionality with striking aesthetics. From his studio in Diö, he has collaborated with various brands, standing out for his ability to innovate in form and materials. At Ikea, Ola has been responsible for products such as the PS 2017 floor lamp, which reflects his interest in designing objects that offer unique user experiences. His work for the Stockholm 2025 collection continues this tradition of thoughtful and accessible design.

Industrial designer and long-standing collaborator at Ikea. With a career marked by innovation and sustainability, Nike Karlsson has been a key figure in the development of iconic Ikea products. His approach combines Scandinavian functionality with timeless aesthetics, creating pieces that integrate harmoniously into a wide variety of spaces. Among his most recognized designs is the August chaise longue, a testament to his ability to blend comfort with elegant design. Nike continues to explore new forms and materials, contributing significantly to Ikea’s design legacy.

Textile and interior designer at Ikea of Sweden. With a sensibility that intertwines tradition and modernity, Paulin Machado has woven her path at Ikea by exploring the richness of artisanal techniques and the warmth of natural materials. Her approach focuses on creating products that resonate with everyday emotions, bringing beauty and functionality into the home. In projects such as the Tilltalande collection, Paulin worked closely with Jordanian craftswomen, incorporating traditional techniques into contemporary designs. Her passion for textiles and the stories they tell is reflected in each of her creations.