Antoni de Moragas Gallissà

Rational design with organic warmth—Antoni de Moragas shaped postwar Spain with timeless, human-centered pieces.

Germán Rodríguez Arias

From Spain to Chile, a life in architecture shaped by reason, exile, and a quiet pursuit of beauty.

An architect and designer driven more by wit than solemnity, he shaped a lasting sense of modernity alongside Federico Correa.

Key figure in Spanish design, creator of icons like the Tatú lamp and the 1992 Olympic torch.

Social design, local wood, and essential forms—Ilmari Tapiovaara’s warm take on modernity.

Jaume Sans blurred the line between art and design, carving a path from surrealism to everyday objects.

A key figure of GATCPAC, Josep Torres Clavé saw design as a tool for social change in 1930s Spain.

Furniture sketcher and sculptor of ideas, Pete Sans turned matter into a way of thinking.

PhD in Architecture and design editor, Santiago Roqueta was a tireless advocate for good design in Barcelona through teaching, objects, and spaces.

A cross-disciplinary artist, Àngel Jové turned alabaster into poetic light and art into a space for resistance.