We are proud to announce that two of our designs have been selected as finalists in the country’s most prestigious awards. Planta and Suricata have both secured a place in the ADCV Awards (Seating category), while Suricata consolidates its success with a double nomination, having also been selected for the Delta Awards (Interior Equipment).
These accolades endorse a shared vision: the creation of objects that explore new ways of living and working, prioritising flexibility, efficiency and, above all, the quality of the spaces that surround us.
Suricata: The nomadic versatility of Inma Bermúdez.
Created by Inma Bermúdez Studio, Suricata was born to break the mould; it is a piece that refuses to be labelled merely as a desk. With basic lines and a compact form, it is crafted from maple wood. Its water-based stained finishes enhance the natural beauty of the timber, offering a palette of different tones to customise every project.
Beyond its evident function, Suricata is a truly versatile piece that can seamlessly inhabit a library, a specialty coffee shop, an art studio, or a canteen. It can even be organised “in a pack” to bring agility to an auditorium. Its extreme lightness ensures that a space never remains static, as it can be easily rearranged to suit the shifting needs of the environment. Want to find out more? Click here.
Planta: The architecture of organic comfort.
On the other hand, we have the Planta armchair, designed by Yonoh. This collection of upholstered seating stems from the observation of nature. Inspired by tropical vegetation, this family of chairs and armchairs translates the beauty of organic forms into a welcoming and supremely comfortable design.
Thanks to the extensive customisation options for its finishes, it works perfectly in both residential settings and contract projects. Planta represents the perfect balance between visual boldness and spatial functionality.
A shared path towards the future.
This double nomination in two of the nation’s most relevant ceremonies, the ADCV and the Delta awards, underlines that the path to the future is not built with static objects, but with solutions like Suricata and Planta.
Both Inma & Moritz and Clara & Alex share our vision: the furniture of tomorrow must be, above all, empathetic and capable of evolving at the same pace as those who inhabit it. Being present in these finals is, for us, confirmation that design which adapts to its environment is what truly lights the way forward.
