The first few months of the year have arrived with exciting novelties. We have launched new furniture collections designed in collaboration with the best international designers to bring warm solutions for collaborative spaces and help them be more friendly, comfortable and functional.
Trivio
Trivio is our first collection created by designer Jasper Morrison, a long-awaited collaboration that has matured over time, simmering and full of enthusiasm. The result is a singular bistro-style table, with solid oak wood legs from controlled timber and a surprising aesthetic inspired by the London-based designer’s “Super Normal” work.
The most distinctive feature of Trivio is its centrepiece, that connects and conveys character to the rest of the table and leads to its particular name. In Latin, “Trivium” refers to the space where the three paths of the art of eloquence intersect: Grammar, Rhetoric and Dialectic. These three axes converge in a neuralgic point, Trivio’s connector, made of steel in four versatile colors.
One measurement, one height. The table designed by Jasper Morrison allows for integrated electrifications, with wiring concealed through one of its legs.
Find out more about Trivio here.
Zoco
The first designer lounge chair with optional casters, devised by Victor Carrasco for Viccarbe. Zoco encourages collaboration and flexible working. Its name pays tribute to the traditional markets that are held daily in Arab countries, hubs of pure color, aromas and textures that connect people with each other. And this is what Zoco symbolizes, a very comfortable and flexible lounge chair where business meetings and casual encounters take place, enlivening creativity, and dialogue.
The lounge chair favors circular design as its elements can be recycled independently. In addition, its practical optional wheels allow it to be easily transported from one place to another, making it a versatile seat for any occasion. Multiple options, endless functionality.
Get to know more about Zoco here.
Foro
The Foro collection, designed by John Pawson for Viccarbe, is inspired by the Ancient Roman Forum, a meeting point for many civilizations over the years. It was in this enclave where economic, religious, and cultural transactions took place. This collaborative concept has been the starting point for the British designer, rising a solid wood table with four legs that provide dimension, warmth and encourage conversation and the exchange of ideas.
Foro is available in different sizes and shapes. As a novelty, the wooden table can incorporate a practical electrification system that allows cables to be concealed through one of its legs, easily fitted as it works by pressure. It can also incorporate a powerbox on the tabletop, increasing its versatility.
Discover more about Foro here.
