Diana
Biographies
Alfonso Milá
The 1960s duo formed by Alfonso Milá and Federico Correa constitutes one of the most fruitful tandems in Spanish architecture and design.
Biographies
Federico Correa
The 1960s duo formed by Alfonso Milá and Federico Correa constitutes one of the most fruitful tandems in Spanish architecture and design.
Biographies
Milá, Miguel
Miguel Milá, an interior designer, inventor and bricoleur, and a pioneer in his field in Spain, began working in the 1950s. With objects, resources and raw materials hard to come by at that time, Milá started designing his own furniture and lamps and soon set up his own company, Tramo (from the Spanish Tra-bajos Mo-lestos, ‘Annoying Jobs’). Many of his pieces have become true contemporary classics. In 2016, the Spanish Ministry of Education and Culture in Spain awarded him the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts. He has won numerous ADI awards (Barcelona), the first Spanish National Design Award (tied with André Ricard), and the ADI Compasso d’Oro for Lifetime Achievements.
Alfonso Milá , Federico Correa , Milá, Miguel
| 1991The Diana table is the embodiment of eloquent timelessness. Its metal structure and glass top stand in perfect composition, whichever the chosen size. This auxiliary table was originally designed for the Mayor of Barcelona’s new offices in the run-up to the 1992 Olympics, constituting a perfect blend of tradition and modernity.