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Evolution of the Gas chair by Jesús Gasca, to create a comfortable and lightweight work chair that integrates perfectly into warmer and more carefully designed spaces.
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The Tortuga table is a design with very clean lines, timeless and elegant, in which the ash wood takes center stage through its veined consistency; and the subtle metal structure adds texture and outlines the lines with its striking black color. The tabletops can be round, with three legs that meet in the center, or rectangular with one leg at each corner. There are two sizes available for each option.
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The list of options is completed with the available finishes: 8 stain colors for the lattice tabletop, 19 stain colors for the ash tables, 4 high-gloss lacquer colors for the MDF tables, and countless fabrics, vinyls, and leathers for the upholstered seats.
The discreet legs are made of steel with a textured black epoxy finish and blend almost seamlessly into all the arrangements. -
The Menú bench is versatile and designed to meet the needs of every project; hence its multiple options: beech plinth, upholstered plinth, metal legs, wooden legs, and backrests with or without buttons. Rafa García created this bench with the aim of offering a distinctive yet understated design, because bar and restaurant benches must fit perfectly into the space without clashing or disrupting the harmony of the environment. The menu also functions as a decorative piece in living rooms and kitchens. In addition to standard sizes, custom dimensions are available to suit the needs of each project; please consult with the sales department for details.
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Inspired by the game of chess, Pion comprises a wide range of pieces. The king and queen are represented by the dining and conference tables. Their beauty and uniqueness will draw attention wherever they are placed, whether in a boardroom, restaurant, or dining room. The rooks, bishops, and knights find their counterparts in the array of side tables. Finally, the humble pawn, which should not be underestimated, takes the form of a stool. The leather of this small, sturdy piece has been carefully tanned to match its color to that of the lacquered base. Used together or separately, Pion always adds a touch of brilliance to any setting. The finishes also play with contrasts this time: the high gloss of the lacquers can be combined with natural stone, wood, or leather. These are carefully selected combinations that take into account the character and personality of each piece.
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