The art of cultivating imagination.
May bursts into a display of life and color. Spring reaches its peak, and nature becomes lush, almost overflowing. Through the lens of Federico Sáez Anchorena, the scene transforms into a garden where the organic and the unexpected coexist effortlessly: fruits, flowers, and leaves grow without restraint.
Within this fertile landscape appears Suricata, the desk designed by Inma Bermúdez Studio. Like a structure emerging from the garden itself, its essential architecture becomes the support for this fantastical nature. In May, everything grows and transforms—even what once seemed to serve a single purpose.
Suricata transcends its traditional use, naturally adapting to a variety of contexts. Its design, based on simple geometric forms, reveals a surprising expressiveness that connects with the dynamism of the small animal that inspires its name. Robust, stable, and lightweight, the piece invites new ways of use, from educational spaces to work environments and hospitality settings.
In this imagined garden, Suricata acts as both canvas and support for a constantly evolving composition. Its finishes, which preserve the natural grain of the wood, incorporate a range of stains that bring color without concealing its essence, as if the piece were absorbing the vitality of its surroundings.
In May, design is infused with the energy of nature. It grows, adapts, and multiplies, creating scenarios where function expands and creativity finds its place.
“The exuberance of spring bursts into a display of life and color. May immerses us in a garden where the organic and the unusual intertwine. A fantastical nature takes center stage, transforming spaces. Versatile and vibrant designs become the canvas and support for this abundant floral and fruit-filled symphony. An ode to free creativity, where every detail celebrates the arrival of good weather.” Federico Sáez Anchorena.
