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Gancedo Opens its New Flagship Store in Madrid

The textile firm Gancedo, founded in 1945, has just opened its new flagship store in Madrid, at calle Velázquez 38: a 1200 m2 space, distributed through four floors, where the Italian architect Teresa Sapey has located the store, offices, meeting rooms and a wonderful showroom. There, interior designers and decorating professionals can discover and appreciate the great variety of Gancedo's references, both from prestigious international firms and its own design and manufacture.With nearly 75 years working textile production and customer service, this family business has decided to commit to this innovative space designed to respond to all the needs that have arisen throughout this time. "The change, the revolution, is not the brand new and spectacular space, but the project that moves it, the dream of which it is a part," said Manuel Gancedo, third-generation head of the textile company.As soon as you enter, you encounter a large, open space with high ceilings and mirrors in which, carefully and elegantly, the decorative accessories are presented: cushions, plaids, lampshades, bags, bean bags, and more, all made with the exclusive fabrics by Gancedo and its second brand, HappyTex by Gancedo.In the first part of the store, the idea was to create a space that would look like a continuation of the street: a large area surrounded by a wooden grandstand that will also function as a space for talks and conferences.  On the second floor there is also a furnished terrace, a small oasis where you can enjoy the arrival of good weather and a unique shopping experience.Next, stairs lead to the area where fabrics, wallpapers, carpets, rugs and trimmings are presented in an orderly display. These are Gancedo's own collections, as well as international firms that they represent exclusively. Wood, the protagonist of the interior design, was the material chosen by architect Teresa Sapey, not only to cover floors and walls, but also to make the furniture.A corner of the store will be decorated every three months by different designers, creators. At Gancedo we are interested in co-creating, collaborating with different branches of culture and art.The challenge of this masterful interior design project is for both decoration professionals and private customers who come to Gancedo see at a glance, and in a comfortable way, the wide variety of references that can be found in the store. The objective is to show a space where people feel at ease and enjoy the experience of selecting products for their home, restaurant, hotel, and other settings. 

Gancedo Opens Showroom in Mexico City.

Its second store in the North American country after Cancun.The Spanish firm Gancedo opened its first showroom in Mexico City in June, its second store in the country, after the one opened in 2012 in the city of Cancun. With a clearly professional approach, this new establishment will be a critical piece in the company's expansion throughout the country.The space, located in Colonia Roma Norte, has been created to provide interior design professionals, architects and designers in the Mexican capital with the company's solutions for fabrics, wallpapers, carpets, curtains, furniture, and accessories. With a history of more than 75 years in textile publishing, Gancedo is a brand expert in design with the vocation to create unique and inspiring spaces. As Beatriz Gancedo, PR and Brand Ambassador, comments: "Every space is an exciting project for us; collaborating on projects of every scale, from the smallest to the largest, but relying on the fundamentals that make us a leader in textile interior design. We are creative—we connect with innovation—but at the same time we promote local values and artisanal, sustainable, and innovative processes."The showroom was inspired by the company's new flagship store in Madrid, located at Calle Velázquez 38, and offers Mexican professionals who visit it a comprehensive textile interior design service to decorate and customize their contract projects (homes, offices, public spaces, national heritage) in one of the most important tourist destinations in Latin America. Therefore, the company's presence in the country and its capital was almost a must for the company, after more than 10 years of consolidated success in Cancun. The addition of its own factory, garment workshop, design department, and professional installers, provides the company with a unique capacity to adapt, control, and respond to this important tourist destination, the third most visited in the world by 2020, according to the World Tourism Organization.

Gandía Blasco opens its first showroom in Asia

In late 2012, the prestigious, Spanish outdoor furniture company Gandía Blasco opened its first showroom in Asia – in Hong Kong, where the world’s leading luxury brands and companies are based, thanks to its population’s large incomes per capita and high concentration of millionaires in a very restricted area. What’s more, Hong Kong’s proximity to mainland China makes it a great entry point into China’s huge market, while many consumers from this part of the country come to the island to shop. It’s thanks to Gandía Blasco’s enthusiasm for this market – and to its distributor ZZue Creation – that the firm has opened its first shop in Asia. This showcases the modular Flat furniture collection designed by Mario Ruiz, which won a Red Dot Design Award in 2010, Bali parasol by Odosdesign, Big armchair by Stefan Díez, and brilliant Ensombra parasols, which, also designed by Odosdesign, scooped The Association of Industrial Design (ADI-FAD) Delta award in 2007. Elsewhere there’s the Tropez collection. Also designed by Díez, this is inspired by sports of the 30s and 40s and won a Wallpaper* Design Award this year. Overall, the shop has various collections, including some of its latest products, from sofas, pouffes, chairs and armchairs to tables and parasols in elegant colours, such as sand, bronze and white. In short, the shop reflects Gandía Blasco’s determination to break into the Asian market. The company has an established distribution network in 74 countries all over the world and over 15 stores in cities such as New York, Milan, Los Angeles, Istanbul and Barcelona, among others. In the coming year, the firm plans to open a monobrand store in Miami Design District.

Gandía Blasco Group's Mediterranean furniture moves into Dubai

This past November 26th, the Valencia-based company Gandía Blasco Group inaugurated its new store in Dubai, the iconic city on the shores of the Persian Gulf. The showroom opened in an exclusive atmosphere surrounded by various personalities from the world of design and industry businesspeople, as part of the calendar of activities scheduled for Dubai Design Week.The showroom, which is 200 meters square and located in the city's Design District, is based in the premises of the Finasi brand, one of the region's largest distributors of furniture from Italian and Spanish designers. It includes the Gandía Blasco and Diabla brand outdoor furniture collections and GAN brand rugs and textile decorations, presented across the store's first floor and urban patios.In the Finasi space visitors will find the latest Gandía Blasco creations from this year, including the expanded SOLANAS collection designed by Daniel Germani in a metallic gold color and the latest DIABLA designs, including the TOUFFU dog houses, designed by Manel Jiménez and Violeta Alcaide, and the PLISY portable outdoor light, created by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco.The showroom established in Dubai is the first major element of the group's international expansion into the United Arab Emirates, a market which the company describes as presenting "huge potential" and "enormous opportunities for growth". Gandía Blasco Group understands that consumers in this part of the world value the contemporary look which is the company's hallmark, expressed through its furnishings which combine a certain restraint with a design informed by values of versatility, precision and functionality.

Gandía Blasco opens a new showroom in Los Angeles

Ever since the month of May, sophisticated outdoor furniture collections from Gandía Blasco Group can be found at MASS Beverly, a new 3,000 m2 designer furniture gallery in West Hollywood, LA.The new showroom, which goes by the name “The Outdoor”, is the largest display in the USA of items of designer furniture by GANDIABLASCO. The space was designed by architect Daniel Germani.Among the collections at this store are the latest designs presented at the 2019 Salone del Mobile in Milan: the DNA collection by José A. Gandia-Blasco Canales; and a distinctive and elegant metallic gold edition of the SOLANAS series.Gan, the textile brand of the Gandía Blasco group, brings its own level of charm to the showroom with Mangas Space, a modular collection designed by Patricia Urquiola, and the Garden Layers series, Gan’s first outdoor collection and inspired by Patricia Urquiola’s journeys through India.Gandía Blasco Group has a consolidated distribution network in close to 75 countries worldwide. The firm’s four other showrooms in the USA are in New York, Atlanta and Miami. 

Gandía Blasco puts down roots in SoHo

In 2005, Spanish outdoor furniture company Gandía Blasco opened its first showroom in New York in Manhattan’s Midtown East area, thereby demonstrating its firm commitment to expanding into the North American market. In 2011, having been in this part of the city for several years, the company decided to relocate its showroom to SoHo, one of the Big Apple’s most hip, culturally cutting-edge areas. Opened in August 2011, the new showroom is in Greene Street, and is surrounded by art galleries, fashion boutiques and upscale restaurants. The new, two-storey, 350sq m shop has been designed by Gandía Blasco under the direction of New York architect Matthew Kelly. Its considered layout showcases the brand’s latest collections to the best advantage. Opening a showroom in SoHo was an important step for the company. Its move to this new location has raised its profile in New York, and it’s now in an area where its customers are likely to be younger and more on Gandía Blasco’s wavelength. What’s more, SoHo is currently the area with the highest concentration of high-end design shops in the city – B&B Italia, Moroso, Kettal, Dedon and Apavisa also have showrooms there. You could even say that SoHo is the main centre for contemporary furniture in US.  Gandía Blasco boasts an established distribution network in 74 countries all over the world and has 15 showrooms in cities such as Milan, Los Angeles, Istanbul and Barcelona, to name a few. One of its projects for the forthcoming year is the opening of a mono-brand store in Miami’s Design District, set to open early next year.

Guangzhou, Vondom's Last Stop in China

In late 2019, the creative outdoor furniture brand Vondom doubled down on its ambition to conquer the Chinese market by opening a new showroom in Guangzhou, a city in the south of the country near Hong Kong and Macao.This latest launch in the Asian country consolidates the brand's strategy of focusing more aggressively on the continent, for which it has a "special affection" – in the brand's own words– and where it already has more than 70 showrooms, stores and corners.As part of this expansion plan, the new 200-square-meter store plans to offer cutting-edge solutions for individuals and professionals who love architecture, interior design and design in general. Located in the city's famous Louvre Palace Furniture Mall, the space moves away from the company's traditional minimalism with an environment dominated by intense colors and curved lines. Likewise, plants play a crucial role in creating an attractive space with a powerful visual impact.The major new arrivals on display in the showroom include, among others, the "Suave” collection by Marcel Wanders, the “Gatsby” lamps designed by Ramón Esteve and the “Voxel” chairs created by Karim Rashid. These pieces and collections were in the spotlight during the opening celebration.Vondom's presence on the Chinese market can be seen in a variety of projects. Notable recent examples include, among others, the company's latest collaborations with the exclusive hotels InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland and Morpheus in 2019. 

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