Cajón Wally
Year: 2014 Produced by Teulat since 2026. Produced by AOO from 2014 to 2020.
Cajón Wally originates from the boxes used in film and advertising, known as apple boxes, versatile elements that can serve during shoots as support, seat, or step depending on the side on which they are placed.
Normales was a previous collection of basic pieces that inspired the final version of the Cajón Wally
First box, Cajón Normales
Cajón Wally brown MDF
Cajón Wally recovers that logic and transfers it to a domestic context, offering a piece with three usable heights (25, 35, and 45 cm) that make it a side table, footrest, or stool. Three of its sides also incorporate a circular hole that allows for easy transport and enables it to be used as a small container, as well as aesthetically connect with the rest of the collection.
Normales collection had a cable-roll
Cajón Wally red MDF
3MO, the previous version
Cajón Wally blue MDF
Urna conejera para Andreu y Berto en NSN
Tenderete
Year: 2023, for Sancal.
One of the first drawings of El Tenderete
First 1:1 prototype of a module in wood
Disassembling, transportable, easy to store and reusable. With these premises and inspired by the street market stalls, improvised with fabrics, tubular structures and the scaffolding systems used in construction El Tenderete was born.
It's basically a modular exhibition system for the current and future exhibitions and installations of the brand.
The composition of 8 modules that was used for its debut at the Milan fair in 2023
1 basic module
Topo
Year: 2022 Produced by Nanimarquina since 2025.
Topo is an exploration of essential geometry, primary colour and spatial strength. This collection stems from the desire to return to the elemental: basic geometric forms and simplicity with meaning.
Agujero negro
Black Topo prototype
The result is a rug with multiple layers of interpretation: it may serve as a focal point, a refuge, a point of departure or simply a graphic pause on the floor.
Red Topo prototype
Each Topo rug is handwoven with handspun Afghan wool. A kilim that combines textile tradition with a radically contemporary aesthetic. The collection is available in three monochromatic versions: black, green or red, always set against a raw background.
Red Topo, Topo, Cuadrado, Panal and Juanola drawings