Young Spanish designers have some features in common: traditional materials, sustainability, innovative manufacturing processes and, above all, the use of very simple, yet graphic forms. Following, we present a selection of these new designers: Apparatu, Attua Aparicio, Cristina Toledo, Diego Ramos, Guillem Ferrán, OBJ Studio, Óscar Díaz, Tomás Alonso and Yonoh. They showcased their new works recently in London by “Eyes on Spanish Design”, an exhibition curated by Javier Abio and designed by rising star of Spanish design Luis Eslava.

Naveta, a sanitary flooring linked to the digital world, produced by Cerámica Ferres.

Blueprint has awarded Best Product of 100% Design London to Diego Ramos for its Graphite Chair. It combines Tyvek, latex, resin and serigraphy ink. 20x1 Vase, by Diego Ramos, is a ceramic vase that can be divided into six individual items that can be combined to have as many as 20 different vases.

Chair nº 7 by Tomás Alonso is a new interpretation of the traditional aesthetics of curved wood and consists of seven sections of bend wood that make up three rings linked to the seat.