Iconic furniture that has conquered Spanish homes

Spain has a long tradition of furniture and homeware design, with iconic pieces that have transcended generations and become part of our everyday lives. In this article, we explore 9 of these pieces that have conquered Spanish homes and that you can find at Maussa, your trusted furniture store.

1. The CH24 or Wishbone Chair by Carl Hansen & Søn: Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1949, this solid wood chair with a rope seat is a Danish design classic that has found its home in many Spanish homes. Its ergonomic shape and timeless aesthetic make it a versatile piece that fits into any style of decor.

2. The Cesta lamp by Miguel Milá: Created in 1962, this wicker ceiling lamp is an iconic piece of Spanish design. Its organic shape and warm light create a cozy and relaxing atmosphere in any space.

3. The Jamaica stool by Pepe Cortés: Designed in 1991, this aluminium stool is a simple and functional piece that has become a classic of Spanish design. Its ergonomic seat and lightness make it ideal for any space, from the kitchen to the garden.

4. The Butterfly armchair by Antonio Bonet, Juan Kurchan and Jorge Ferrari Hardoy: Created in 1938, this leather and steel armchair is an icon of modern design. Its simple and elegant shape make it a timeless piece that adapts to any style of decoration.

5. The Tulip Table by Eero Saarinen: Designed in 1956, this dining table with an aluminum base and circular top is an elegant and functional piece that has become a classic of modern design.