Design brings us together at Hábitat with ten collections exploring different approaches to comfort, materials and life outdoors.
From September 28 to October 1, our space at Feria Hábitat València invites you to experience the pieces up close, discover their details and share ideas for spaces yet to take shape.
Soft architectural tones, planting and contrasting textures create a setting where each collection finds its own expression.
Ten collections, different ways to experience the outdoors
Dewdrops resting on flowers, capturing light and reflecting their surroundings, inspire Eugeni Quitllet to imagine a composition of organic shapes that come together as a whole. This is Kokó: a chair in which empty space matters as much as the material itself.
Its silhouette unfolds through rounded elements reminiscent of droplets and petals. Light passes through the composition, changing how it is perceived from different viewpoints. First conceived in 2015, Kokó brings together years of research, creative freedom and industrial precision to translate an almost immaterial idea into an everyday object.
The enveloping volumes of Mel, by Ramón Esteve, bring a sculptural presence to the setting. Soft curves define a welcoming place to sit, gather and enjoy time outdoors.
Nearby, Gum, also by Esteve, traces a continuous tubular line around upholstered seats, balancing a clearly defined structure with softness. Pasadena, by Jean-Marie Massaud, approaches comfort through generous proportions and a modular design that allows lounge settings to take shape at different scales.
Material takes the lead in Fusta, by Ramón Esteve. Solid teak introduces the warmth and grain of wood, adding a tactile dimension to the collection’s restrained forms.
The composition becomes lighter with Africa, by Eugeni Quitllet. Clean lines and balanced proportions give the collection a quiet presence, creating a natural connection between dining and lounge settings.
The gesture of an open hand gives shape to Glove, a sculptural piece conceived as a place to come together. It invites people to sit, share and relax, while an integrated planter brings nature into the heart of the composition.
Alongside it, Stone, by Stefano Giovannoni and Elisa Gargan, echoes the rounded shapes of stones smoothed by water. Together, the two collections explore a close relationship between furniture, people and landscape.
Palm brings another scale to the presentation, with tables that create a place for everyday moments outdoors. B2B, by Eugeni Quitllet, explores the sensation of floating: a subtle outline connects the seat and backrest, two soft, rounded forms that follow the contours of the body and appear suspended in mid-air. Visual lightness meets ergonomics and comfort.
