Francesc Rifé Studio

A closer look at the stand designed for Nadis Design at Il salone della ceramica per l’architettura e dell’arredobagno, bringing together the brand’s collections within a single space.

Featuring Paves and Cratt, our two new tile collections for Nadis, alongside new formats for Pols.

Still on view at Cersaie until 25 September.
Hall 25 Stand B70

Photography J A V I E R M Á R Q U E Z

Introducing Nodum, a new travertine furniture collection designed by our studio for Kleos | Art in Stone.

Comprising a modular coffee table, a bench, side tables and magazine racks, the collection focuses on the connections between its elements.

Nodum is on view this week at Marmomac in Verona, within the Società del Travertino Romano space Hall 6 Stand C6.

Discover the project on our website or at kleosdesign.it

A new stand designed for Nadis Design at Il salone della ceramica per l’architettura e dell’arredobagno to present the brand’s latest collections, including Paves and Cratt, two new tile collections by our studio, as well as new formats for Pols.

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Hall 25 · Stand B70
Il salone della ceramica per l’architettura e dell’arredobagno, Bologna

Photography J A V I E R M Á R Q U E Z

Kon, a new collection designed for Besform Muebles.

The project takes the joint as a starting point, making construction part of its language.

Photography J A V I E R M Á R Q U E Z

At Casa Alta even the most private spaces remain oriented towards the horizon. The choice of Venetian blinds allows the views to remain present while filtering the light and providing privacy.

Photography J A V I E R M Á R Q U E Z

Casa Alta, Cadaqués.

A dark oak envelope surrounds the kitchen island and extends into a table and low counter. Everything happens around this central piece, which becomes the point of reference for the house.

Its height varies to create different degrees of openness and enclosure: more contained around the kitchen and more open towards the counter and table. The natural grain of the oak runs across its surfaces, defining the character of the piece.

Photography J A V I E R M Á R Q U E Z

The staircase at La Alegría de la Huerta
Oak and terrazzo define its geometry, extending into a counter.

Roble y terrazo definen la escalera, que se prolonga para formar una barra.

Fotografía David Zarzoso

Facing the sea, La alegría de la huerta begins a new chapter while honouring the legacy of the family-run beachside restaurant founded in 1950. The project revisits the character of traditional seaside restaurants through a contemporary lens, reinterpreting materials such as micro-terrazzo, oak and stainless steel.

Explore the full project on our website.
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Frente al mar, La Alegría de la Huerta inicia una nueva etapa sin desvincularse de su origen familiar: aquel primer merendero de playa fundado en 1950. El proyecto recupera el imaginario de los restaurantes de costa desde una mirada contemporánea, reinterpretando materiales reconocibles en este contexto, como el terrazo, la madera o el acero inoxidable.

Descubre el proyecto completo en nuestra web.

Fotografía David Zarzoso

Shutters at Casa Alta.
A thin metal band wraps around the house, ordering the façade and supporting a series of shutters designed specifically for each opening. Closed, they provide privacy. Opened 180 degrees, they become part of the architectural rhythm.

Photography J A V I E R M Á R Q U E Z