Journal

Our latest collection is built around an essential idea: connection. The connection established between the elements that shape the system and the one that arises among the people who use it. Missiva, designed by Luca Pevere in his first collaboration with Viccarbe, interprets this dual dimension through a refined and technical language. Pevere’s work stands

Rubén Mateos Brea, Head of Design at Viccarbe, signs his first authored piece, proudly reconnecting with his roots through an anthropological lens. Vetona is a side table conceived from a place of design sensitivity and a deep understanding of craft, where the creative gesture is supported by constructive precision. For Mateos, objects are carriers of

In the words of the creative duo Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba, “expanding collections within a successful collaboration is like adding more words to a shared language.” If the Noha chair was conceived through a simple gesture, with the intention of bringing maximum comfort into the workplace, the introduction of a cantilever base represents a

In professional environments, the table ceases to be a simple surface and becomes the place where relationships unfold. A point of encounter, conversation, and focus. As contemporary spaces call for more modular and adaptable solutions, our tables evolve to respond in technical, aesthetic, and dimensional terms. For this reason, three of our collections — Trestle,

The Maarten Plastic collection, after several intense months of research and testing across industrial and chemical processes, is now introduced to the market manufactured with a 100% recycled material. Both stool and chair, in indoor and outdoor versions, renew their shell without affecting the quality, performance, or durability of the piece. This innovative material extends

On 25 and 26 February, Viccarbe will take part in Workspace Design Show London 2026, one of Europe’s leading events dedicated to workplace design, held at London’s Business Design Centre. The show brings together architects, interior designers and industry professionals to reflect on how professional environments are evolving through design, technology and a people-centred approach.

Viccarbe introduces an update to its Outdoor catalogue, bringing some of its most iconic pieces into open-air environments. Funda, Last Minute, and Trestle Bench extend their essence beyond interiors, embracing outdoor settings that flow naturally and open up to light, air, and nature—spaces that enrich the way we work, share, and live, conveying a sense

Talking about trends means more than pointing to a fleeting aesthetic. When analyzed through data, expert knowledge, and the experience of those who design spaces, trends become a useful compass for anticipating how we will inhabit work environments in the coming years. In this regard, the The New Habitat 26/27 report, developed by APE Grupo

Our Burin and Cambio tables elevate their overall aesthetic and expand their possibilities by incorporating a leather finish on their bases.

Viccarbe’s commitment to sustainability and to its immediate environment continues to grow, taking shape through collaborative projects and actions. The most recent has been developed together with the social enterprise Proyectos Extraordinarios, with whom we have given a second life to leftover fabric and leather remnants from our collections.

We continue crossing the threshold — the one marking the celebration of our 25th anniversary, which began last September. And also the threshold of time itself, which has brought us to this moment, allowing us to stay connected with different voices in design, to learn from them, and to grow alongside them.

We are delighted to welcome Monica Armani to the Viccarbe family, designer of our latest release: Manto.