Sancal began its business journey by manufacturing classic French-style armchairs.
Continuing with the barrel as inspiration, the Note studio has designed a larger armchair and sofa with a more relaxed seating experience. The upholstery of the interior cushions is plain, while the exterior of the backrest is quilted with a pattern of vertical lines to simulate the barrel's staves climbing its structure.
Fixed upholstery, non-removable cover.
Exterior (base): padded, only available in fabric. Interior (pillow): unpadded, available in fabric and leather.
Backrest structure: wooden frame with 60mm NEA webbing, made with 30kg/m³ and 25kg/m³ CMHR foam. Exterior padding with 260g HX fiber.
Backrest pillow: Fiberdream (feather-feel microfiber) in a cotton cover sewn to the base.
Seat structure: wooden frame with 80mm NEA webbing, made with 30kg/m³ CMHR foam and Fiberdream (feather-feel microfiber).
Metal base: F1 steel tubing (Ø18mm) with a metallic epoxy finish in bronze or mother-of-pearl, with noise-reducing glides.
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José Manuel Ferrero continues to expand this extensive product line. Following the chair comes the bar stool. The curved shape of the backrest promotes an ergonomic posture and provides comfortable seating for extended periods. Its slim structure is both solid and responsive thanks to the injected polyurethane foam. The Tea collection is characterized by its unique hexagonal quilting on the seat and backrest. A fine piping detail defines this quilting, distinguishing it from the plain upholstery of the base. Like its predecessors, the stool features hexagonal quilting and the option to create two-tone pieces.
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Isaac Piñeiro, from the Nadadora studio, proposes some charming stools and small tables whose base is inspired by trobos, beehives made with wooden logs, very typical in the north of the Iberian Peninsula. Tab consists of two stools of different heights and four tables. The base is always made of curved chestnut veneer, and the tabletops are available in chestnut veneer and a wide range of lacquered finishes.
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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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For José Manuel Ferrero, founder of EstudiHac, elegance is above all an attitude, and the British know a great deal about this; that's why Magnum's inspiration comes from the cognac glasses that London's high society sipped while discussing politics in their exclusive clubs.
It's a family of seating specially designed for the hospitality sector; however, thanks to their sinuous shapes, exceptional comfort, and compact dimensions, the chairs, stools, and armchairs can also furnish even the most unique homes. -
The Tonella stool, like the rest of the Tonella family, uses the barrel as its inspirational element, although, on this occasion, Note has taken this common element to the limit, as the metal rods take on much more prominence in the stool than in its predecessors. The seat cushion, upholstered in fabric or leather, has a discreet presence and lends a light, almost ethereal aesthetic to the entire piece. The base is available in two heights and two metallic finishes: bronze and mother-of-pearl.
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Together with the creative studio Yonoh, Sancal presents a unique collection of side tables and occasional seating. Given Clara and Alex's Valencian roots, it's no surprise that they turned to ceramics for inspiration. Mosaico is a puzzle-like piece that allows you to create spatial solutions adaptable to any need. The bases are made of ash wood and are available in five sizes, to which you can add marble or wood tops and seat cushions upholstered in a wide variety of fabrics. Optional backrests also allow you to transform the poufs into small sofas. The hexagonal piece allows, among other possibilities, the creation of 360° compositions. The corner table adds a sinuous touch to the design thanks to its curved side. Clara del Portillo and Alex Selma are Yonoh, a young Valencian studio that's generating a lot of buzz. They boast beautiful lighting designs for Fambuena, their award-winning Ombra parasol, and their latest creations for Lzf-lamps. Following the Sumo armchairs and sofas for Sancal, they now present Mosaico.
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Meeting Point is a system of poufs with tables and represents one of four independent and unique products designed by the Italian master Luca Nichetto. The circle is the dominant formal element throughout the entire collection. The rounded, upholstered seats, 60 and 90 centimeters in diameter, are accompanied by round side tables in wood or metal, available in different sizes and finishes. The lightweight legs are always made of steel with a textured black epoxy finish, creating an optical illusion of levitation, as if the cushions and tables are suspended in mid-air. The metal tables are available in gold and textured black, and the ash tables in all the colors from our stain chart. The seats can be upholstered in an endless selection of textiles, vinyls, and leathers.
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The wooden top is made of oak-veneered MDF with black edging (except in white stain, where the edging and back are white). The 4mm gray mirror top is glued onto an MDF top with black edging.
The glass top is 10mm thick tempered glass with a smoked finish and a central black screen print. The central leg and base are made of primed and black lacquered F1 steel. The height-adjustable table incorporates a 2-position pneumatic system. -
Isaac Piñeiro, from the Nadadora studio, proposes some charming stools and small tables whose base is inspired by trobos, beehives made with wooden logs, very typical in the north of the Iberian Peninsula. Tab consists of two stools of different heights and four tables. The base is always made of curved chestnut veneer, and the tabletops are available in chestnut veneer and a wide range of lacquered finishes.
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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.
