Scotch Club. A lamp made of ceramics that consists of 75 faces and allows the user to balance the direction of the Light. The contrast between the exterior finishing (generated by mixing leftovers of different enamels) and the interior one (obtained from a high luminosity golden enamel) has a great impact. This is a joint work of Xavier Mañosa with Masaya Design (www.mashallahdesign.com) for “The Super Fax Series”. 

Fractal Stool. Stool made of ceramics and wadded, that consists of two parts: the top, with a soft cushion that adapts itself to the bottom, a base of faceted ceramics. Both joined together become a solid stool with an interesting contrast of materials. This is a joint work of Xavier Mañosa with Masaya Design (www.mashallahdesign.com) for “The Super Fax Series”.

Recibidoor. A piece that works both as a door and as a wardrobe, conceived for small flats. The door incorporates a small wardrobe in its rear area, which serves as a keeping space for those objects that are usually left in the hall of a flat. The prototype was created in an Injuve workshop.

Aparatable. A double function piece of furniture that can be used as a dresser or as a table. The dresser consists of two doors, beech plated, and a folding table, lacquered in bluish green with louvered top. The prototype was created in an Injuve workshop.

Storage System. A wardrobe system that fits in the upper corner of any room, turning it into a keeping space. The idea aims to take advantage of empty, unused spaces that the architectural structure of the room gives us, turning them into functional spaces. This way, the space itself gives way to an object that occupies it, making it different. This prototype was created in an Injuve workshop.

Graphite Chair. It is the result of experimenting with several materials and technique: it combines Tyvek, latex, resin and serigraphy ink. The inner structure of the chairs is made from a metallic core mixed up with expandable foam. The outer surface is made of latex and resin treated Tyvek. The finishing was made with black ink and UV varnish.

20x1 Vase. If we divide a ceramic vase into six pieces, we get six individual items that can be combined. With these combinations we can have as many as 20 different vases.

GUILLEM FERRAN
Guillem Ferran (Tarragona, 1983) took a degree in Technical Engineering / Industrial Design and became a graduate in Design at the Elisava School of Design. He has worked as a product designer for Novell/Puig Design and Estudi Moliné, and as a furniture designer for Emiliana Design Studio. He also Developed his professional activity in multinational companies such as Decathlon, Grupo Planeta and Benetton’s La Fabrica, in Treviso. He is currently working at several projects in the field of industrial design, interior design and art direction for small and medium sized firms. He also directs workshops for different universities. In 2007 he was awarded the Injuve Design Prize. www.guillemferran.com.

Diamond Lamp
Big sized lamp made up from an alabaster block that has been cut into sheets, those joined together to conform a diamond. Alabaster is a material where cut and polish are of the utmost importance. In this example, the diamond shape turns the object into a luxury piece that justifies for its price.

Naveta
The shape of those modules, once used in sanitary flooring, has been updated to build a state of the art typography linked to the digital world. Produced by Cerámica Ferres. www.ceramicaferres.com.

Boga Stool
Traditional country chair adapted and turned into a stool with triangle shaped seat which makes production easier and master. This shape makes the object more versatile, easy to pile and carry.

Bizcoché Lamp
A table lamp made in ceramics and wood where the mix of materials attracts all the attention without breaking the harmony of the shape: rounded curves which confer the lamp its organic appearance. Produced by Alma Light, www.almalight.com.

Sábado and Domingo Tables
A set of auxiliary tables manufactured with cork and concrete, where the key is the use of materials far from their usual context. Highly resistant materials with different features (like cork and concrete) assume here the main role in contrast with the light, nearly immaterial structure of the table.

RGB Vase
The name of this vase is a reference to the three colours (Red, Green and Blue) that, mixed in different proportion, are used in TV screens to create the rest of the colours. The vase acts as a sort of three-dimensional pixel that, when receiving light and filtering it, generates a kind of non-existent orange colour, resultant from a combination of red, green and blue coloured light.

Profile Lamp
A lamp consisting of different pieces hold together by a plastic profile, thus simplifying its assembly. The wire is not hidden on the back side, but fitted inside the inner slot of the profile to become the main component of the object.

 Chair Nº 7. A chair manufactured according to traditional steam techniques to curve the wood, sporting an anything-but-traditional appearance. Having the legendary Thonet chair as a model and inspiration, Chair no. 7 is a new interpretation of the traditional aesthetics of curved wood and consists of seven sections of bend wood that make up three rings linked to the seat, thus conforming a very stable structure. The three inferior sections of the rings are identical, so reducing the quantity of casts needed. The design won the first prize at Promosedia International Design Competition, Caiazza Memorial Challenge, in 2008.

Stool 5º. This stool has literally been reduced to the max. The piece is not intended for long-term comfort, but to serve as a seat for a limited amount of time. With this in mind, all expressive and structural alternatives of the object have been studied, reducing the number of materials, components and space used.

Table 5º
Borrowing from the aesthetics of the 5 degree stool,  a temporary seating device reduced to the minimum expression,  the 5 degree table is an obvious evolution into a temporary (or not so temporary) trestle table.

Rem Lamp
Very simple lampshade with the shape of a rounded bell and inner reflector, available in three colours: white, red and black. The first one is completely white, while red and black versions are duo-shaded: white for the inner part of shade and red or black for the outer side, and the reflector. Produced by Almerich www.almerich.com.

Plof Lamp
Made up from a tube with 30 mm. diameter and curved in a way that conforms a self standing structure. In the end, a transparent methacrylate tube with the same dimension holds a cold cathode bulb. This kind of lamp is environmentally friendly, since it is low-consumption, does not send out heat and its life stretches for as long as ten years of normal use (45.000 hours working). Produced by Ona www.ona.es.

Clod Chair
A chair made of beech wood and cotton rope 6 mm. thick. This model has been inspired by Japanese craft, and more specifically by the Jormon pottery, a thousand-year old art where rope was used to ornate surfaces. Produced by Noow. www.noow.es.