JamaicaInviting curves and classic Spanish contemporary design. In production for over 25 years, the Jamaica stool remains as modern as ever. Initially designed for a nightclub by Barcelona interior designer Pepe Corts in 1991, the Jamaica has a chromed steel structure with five legs and a swivel seat. Its materials and durability make the chair ideal for diverse settings. It can fit in a private home, hotel, bar, retail store or public space. Now available

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woven cane and metal

Carved marble side table

Topan was originally designed for the hotel and restaurant Astoria in Trondheim

Round table low is a low version of the 'round table'

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reminiscent of the freshness and lightness of

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