His Story
Hans is the principal partner of the Hans Thyge & Co design studio based in Aarhus, Denmark, creating unique concepts and furniture that combine design, functionality, and sustainability. Throughout his distinguished career, Hans has demonstrated an approach that transcends simply creating furniture. His vision is focused on designing pieces that not only challenge passing trends but also become key elements for a lasting home.

Why do we work with Hans?
Hans and his studio are recognized for their ability to fuse timeless Scandinavian aesthetics with high-quality, sustainable materials. Their approach is based on designing functional furniture that will stand the test of time, inspired by simplicity and a connection with nature. Working with Hans means bringing an innovative vision to each piece that prioritizes durability, beauty, and respect for the environment.

His story
Marc is passionate about craftsmanship and has dedicated his life to promoting this craft. After a frustrating experience working for large companies, he decided to go his own way, convinced that he would find clients who shared his values ​​and respect for craftsmanship. This is how his current project was born, which has led to a collaboration based on sharing the same values ​​and concerns. Since then, Marc's business has grown steadily, becoming one of our main suppliers, with a team of more than 15 professionals.

Why do we work with Marc?
Marc and his team stand out for the meticulous attention they devote to each product, taking care of every detail with the "savoir-faire" that only true artisans can offer. In their workshop, each piece receives meticulous attention, from the selection of materials to the final touch.

The mirrors are a clear example of this dedication, which has made them a symbol of our brand. Thanks to the impeccable quality and care with which they are made, these pieces have become a true emblem, demonstrating that conscious design is possible with craftsmanship and authenticity.

Her story
Rocío Gambín, an industrial designer, discovered her passion for furniture design after training in Valencia, Milan, and Barcelona. Throughout her career, she has perfected her expertise in interior and exterior furniture, developing innovative concepts with an aesthetic and technical focus.

Based in Valencia, she finds the Mediterranean her greatest source of inspiration. Its light, textures, and landscapes permeate her designs, which combine simplicity, versatility, and durable materials.

Why do we work with Rocío?
Rocío's approach embodies Hannun's values: craftsmanship, sustainability, and connection with the environment. With responsible processes and a vision that breathes the warmth of her land, Rocío designs furniture that adapts to the needs of each home, celebrating the beauty of simplicity and authenticity.

Their Story
Paula Tapia left her Geology degree behind to follow her true calling: pottery. Her path has taken her to places as diverse as Argentina, England, and Denmark, where she has worked alongside local ceramists and potters. These experiences have been key in helping Paula forge her own unique style, full of identity. Together with José, her life partner, she runs a workshop in the heart of Barcelona's Gràcia neighborhood. It's a studio with the soul of a home, where every corner exudes the passion they both put into designing and producing ceramic pieces with character.

Why do we work with Paula and José?
Their work is an ode to traditional craftsmanship. Paula and José use high-temperature pastes and create their own glazes, which they apply with care. Each piece is born from their hands, either on the wheel or through manual modeling and painting. Their youth and commitment to authenticity won us over from the start, providing a unique touch that fits perfectly with our vision of craftsmanship.

His story
In Villoruela, a small town in Salamanca, wicker crafts have been the economic lifeblood of the town for decades, although today their workshops are disappearing. Manolo is one of the last artisans still fighting for this natural fiber to regain the place it deserves in homes. 45 years ago, his father taught him all the secrets of the trade, and since then, Manolo hasn't stopped working. He grows his own raw materials and transforms them by hand, creating unique pieces without the use of any machines; only with his own hands, dedication, and talent.

Why do we work with Manolo?
Working with Manolo is like witnessing a ritual: the way he shapes the wicker, with patience and respect, is a tribute to nature and traditional craftsmanship. We're thrilled to be part of this story and to be able to support life in small towns, but above all, we're passionate about wicker, a fiber that exudes sustainability and authenticity. Manolo is the artist behind some of our most beloved pieces: the Jeno crib, the Malve headboard, the Medea mirror, the Nicia bookcase, and the Artemis armchair.

Its history
Muka Design Lab is a renowned industrial design studio by Laxmi Nazabal and Lucas Abajo, located in Bilbao (País Vasco). Since its inception, the studio has stood out for its focus on "Slow Design", a philosophy that combines traditional materials and artisanal processes to create unique and timeless pieces. Inspired by the cultural richness of their surroundings, they work closely with local artisans to design everyday products that connect with people.

Why do we work with Muka Design Lab?
Muka Design Lab's philosophy resonates deeply with our values. Their commitment to responsible processes and collaboration with local communities allows them to create designs that celebrate authenticity and the beauty of simplicity. By working with Muka Design Lab, we support a vision that values ​​the connection between design, culture, and sustainability.

His story
Dani founded his workshop on the outskirts of Barcelona, ​​reviving a local economy in the area. His passion for craftsmanship and teamwork are the soul of every piece of furniture that is born in his workshop. With his team, they transform reclaimed wood into unique, sustainable, high-quality pieces, capturing the essence of each grain and texture.

Why do we work with Dani?
We share a common vision: a passion for craftsmanship and a commitment to giving new life to materials. But there's something more: the quality of his work and his deep knowledge of the craft have allowed us to create together pieces such as the Kalenda table, the Sira tatami mat, and the Elenu headboard. For Dani, “this is the best job in the world,” and we can see this enthusiasm in every detail.

Their Story
From Hungary, Körnel and his team bring with them a deep connection to wood and a talent that has been astonishingly refined over the years. In their workshop, each piece of solid pine wood is transformed into designer pieces that capture the essence of natural materials and the warmth of work based on tradition.

Why do we work with Körnel?
The location of Körnel's workshop allows the wood to pass directly from the forest to their hands, without intermediaries, guaranteeing its sustainable origin and quality. Their expert hands and innate talent transform each piece of pine into unique and timeless designs, such as the Nicole table, the Igor headboard, and the Marlene bookcase. With Körnel, each piece reflects the essence of the forest, thanks to an artisanal process that respects the wood and transforms it into works full of awareness and character.

His story
Laurent Pichaud, from his studio in Lille, France, is dedicated to creating pieces that convey sensitivity and character. Convinced that the objects that surround us contribute to our serenity and well-being, he conceives his designs as true emotional experiences. Through precise shapes, intuitive uses, and impeccable finishes, he creates sustainable pieces that combine elegance and originality, transforming the everyday into an expression of art and functionality.

Why do we work with Laurent?
Laurent Pichaud's philosophy aligns perfectly with our values ​​of craftsmanship, sustainability, and connection with the environment. His focus on simplicity and originality, along with his sensitivity and character in design and the way he sees and treats materials, results in pieces that bring calm and well-being to any space.

Their Story
Magda and her team have been specialists in custom lighting shades since day one. With solid experience in artisanal production, they founded their workshop in Barcelona more than 20 years ago. Over time, they took a fundamental turn by opting for sustainability, without neglecting the quality and beauty that characterize their work. In their workshop, natural fibers and recycled fabrics have become the star materials, giving life to unique, sustainable, and long-lasting pieces.

Why do we work with Magda?
Magda and her team are masters in the art of lighting, capable of creating atmospheres full of character with their handmade pieces. Their designs stand out for their originality in shapes and materials, and they always surprise us with their creativity. But what we value most about them is their commitment to the environment, using natural fibers and recycled fabrics, and avoiding more conventional materials, such as laminated papers and fabrics.

His story
Krzysztof is the heart and soul of a unique project: a furniture-making workshop inside the Wojkowice Correctional Center in southern Poland. Krzysztof was the only one in the entire country who accepted the challenge of leading this initiative, working side by side with inmates to teach them the art of woodworking. This experience has not only transformed his life, but has also allowed him to understand the importance of offering second chances and contributing to the social reintegration of people.

Why did we work with Krysztof?
Krzysztof's story captivated us. His workshop is not just a place where wood is worked, but a space where committed artisans put their all into each piece, learning and perfecting a craft that gives them a new perspective on life. Under Krzysztof's guidance, each piece of furniture is lovingly crafted using artisanal techniques and sustainable materials that ensure superior quality and durability that respects the history of each piece.

Their story
Alicia and Cristina are sisters and run this workshop, founded by their father in 1997. Family, a passion for wood, quality, and attention to detail are the values ​​that unite the pieces in this workshop. The sisters are in charge of the design, the father of the craftsmanship of each piece, and their mother of the final finish.

Why do we work with Alicia?
Solid wood from sustainable sources is a passion we share, but there is much more. Her values ​​are consistent with ours, and her knowledge and treatment of wood have helped us shape pieces such as the Isaura Ladder, the Branko Lamp, the Keita Box, and the Dione Wine Rack.

His story
Steven is a Belgian artisan who has been living in Spain for over 20 years. Together with Raquel, his partner, he runs a workshop in Cádiz where reclaimed wood is the star. They use so-called Dutch wood, which they salvage largely from old construction scaffolding in the Netherlands. When all that wood reaches the end of its life, Steven and Raquel give it a new lease on life, transforming it into designer furniture.

Why did we work with Steven?
From the very beginning, we were inspired by his story and shared his vision: to create furniture with soul without compromising respect for the environment. Steven and Raquel prove that it is possible to create unique and sustainable pieces by reusing what already exists, without needing to use new wood. Their commitment and passion for reclaimed wood are a natural extension of our own philosophy.