Journal

At Viccarbe, we are very pleased to announce that the Joint Committee of the ADI and the Fondazione ADI Collezione Compasso d’Oro has awarded the prestigious Compasso d’Oro to Piero Lissoni, recognizing his illustrious career as a leading figure in Italian design culture. This esteemed prize is awarded annually to both national and international individuals who

Pantone, the global authority responsible for the design community’s standardized color reproduction system and leading source of color expertise, has been announcing the next color of the year since 1999. With this initiative, the New Jersey-based company sought to highlight the clear relationship between culture and color, expressing that everything that happens around us is expressed and reflected through a common language of color.

Sharing is living. While coworking spaces are fully consolidated in the working sector, coliving, or shared-occupancy housing, are beginning to gain more and more popularity amidst users. This is why, on Viccarbe’s blog, we are going to review the main differences between this concept that is now so much more than a buzzword among digital

From the ephemeral to the timeless. From quantity to quality. From mass production to craftsmanship. From consumerism to investment. The ‘Slow Design’ movement was born as a response to the current needs of both users and the planet. A palpable trend in the world of fashion and, increasingly, in furniture design, interior design and architecture.

The real estate market in Spain is changing and the innovative concept of senior living is a clear example of this. The traditional construction model is obsolete and is making way for new buildings that foster new and more efficient ways of living. In the past, developers were guided by profit and demands when building

Gone is the old concept of minimalism. One where white, cold, and austere spaces ruled. Where classic “less is more” motto was understood as almost impersonal interior design. Over the years, the minimalist aesthetic has evolved and has been transformed to create balanced, serene, and welcoming spaces. It is not a break-up, but rather a

From clothing to accessories, going through furniture or decoration. Large-scale design has become absolutely trendy. Oversize products offer flexibility and comfort, whether in the world of fashion or interior design. And, of course, these bigger pieces have also found their way into office furniture. The time when employees must maintain a rigid, corseted attitude at

New year, new office. With the arrival of 2023, it is time to spot the trends that will sway in offices and collaborative spaces. Certainly, today’s needs have created a new work scenario that has led to new ways of working, and it is essential that furniture adapts. The design revolution is already here to

We introduce the new WebPaper catalogue, a journey around our website in printed format. A catalogue made only with recycled paper that includes convenient QR codes to help you find what you are looking in a second.

Telework or remote working is now an important part of our daily lives. Creating a space at home to work or to help the little ones do their homework has become a real necessity. However, the lack of square meters means these new spaces are sometimes integrated into other shared areas such as living rooms,

Viccarbe’s Founder, Victor Carrasco, met designer Jaime Hayon on a plane years ago and from that moment he envisioned that someday they would design something together: “I still remember when I met Jaime on a plane a few years ago. But who is this guy wearing blue shoes? An artist? A designer? Maybe an actor?

The post-pandemic era has brought a paradigm shift in interior design and office furniture. As employees have been returning to the office, hybrid, outdoor and flexible workspaces have gained relevance at a time when comfort, ergonomics and functionality are being highly considered. Fundamental aspects to foster involvement, concentration, collaboration, and team performance in the office.