A selection of Joan Brossa’s works that, with humor and decontextualization, invites us to see the everyday anew.

Intellectual biography of André Ricard, Spanish design pioneer whose theory reveals a social ethics of design.

A sensorial journey into the creative universe of Antoni Arola, where light becomes a living material.

A journey through Antoni de Moragas’s work, a key figure in the modernization of Catalan design and architecture.

Study analyzing Gaudí’s designs, revealing the functional logic behind his fantastic forms.

A monography on Bonet Castellana, avant-garde pioneer who merged architecture and furniture in service of society.

An essential study of Arne Jacobsen, Scandinavian design icon who brought total harmony to his works.

An essential study of Arne Jacobsen, Scandinavian design icon who brought total harmony to his works.

An essential guide to tree selection for building more sustainable cities.

An essential guide to tree selection for building more sustainable cities.

Study on Carles Riart, an atypical creator who renewed furniture with imagination, sensuality, and emotion.

Carmen Galofré transforms New York into an intimate atmosphere, between abstraction and figuration.

Catalog accompanying Ten light years, showcasing Antoni Arola’s ten years of creative work with light.

Dino Gavina, cultural agitator and pioneer of the Italian Style, turned design into a bridge between art and industry.

Short essays exploring the link between time and design, showing how the past nourishes today’s innovation.

This Norman O. Brown’s key work, fuses psychoanalysis and philosophy in an essential countercultural text.

Renato de Fusco challenges the idea of taste as an individual expression, revealing it instead as a collective phenomenon.

El Sr. A en la casa U portrays, through text and image, the intimacy of inhabiting and building a lived-in home.

Norman O. Brown’s essay revisits Freud, viewing history as neurosis and proposing body liberation as the way out.

An intimate portrait of Gabriel Ordeig, a multidisciplinary creator and key figure in 1980s Spanish design.

Florence Knoll. Sin concesiones brings Ana Araújo's biography of one of modern design's most consequential figures into Spanish for the first time.

A clear, practical portrait of management, offering insights to become a more effective and human manager.

Wren traces management’s history, from early roots to modern theories, in this classic work.

Renato de Fusco’s essay analyzing design history as a whole, defined by project, production, retail, and consumption.

A journey through Ilmari Tapiovaara’s work, Finnish design pioneer who bridged rationalism and realism with poetry.

Monographic study of José Antonio Coderch highlighting the link between his objects and his architecture.

Sert, master of modern architecture, reshaped functionalism with a Mediterranean and humanistic vision.

Portrait of Josep Torres Clavé, key figure of the 1930s avant-garde and creator of iconic modern furniture pieces.

Schumpeter, prophet of innovation, reveals how “creative destruction” drives capitalism forward.

Book illustrating the outset, development, and advances of Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi’s research on trees.

Journey through Barcelona’s design history, since the 60s, between local identity, modernity, and urban renewal.

Chandler shows how the “visible hand” of managers reshaped modern capitalism.

Walter Benjamin’s essay analyzing how mechanical reproduction transformed 20th-century art and culture.

A tribute to the MNAC through 15 works which, for their emotion and cultural richness, can live with us as art editions in our daily lives.

Analysis of Domènech i Montaner’s work and thought.

Giovanni Cutolo reflects on the cultured consumer who turns design into a new, virtuous form of cultural luxury.

Isamat’s work reveals calm, attentive drawing, where everyday objects and landscapes turn into shared memory.

Based on Miguel Milá’s work, the author defines the adventure of the beginnings of industrial design in Spain.

A journey through the work of Miguel Milá, pioneer of Spanish design, guided by Anna Calvera.

A historical journey through political and economic power, urging solidarity-based limits for a fairer future.

Klas Ernflo’s newspaper, tied to his Santa & Cole show, reinterprets Tracks and invites a fresh perspective.

Rafael Moneo’s designs stand on their own, offering a lesson in architecture at the smallest scale.

An essay linking rhetoric and management, revealing its role in shaping responsible, human leaders.

Norberto Chaves explores the successful integration of Argentine designers in Barcelona.

An intimate portrait of Gabriel Ordeig, a multidisciplinary creator and key figure in 1980s Spanish design.

Dialogue between Silvia Martínez Palou’s work and Català-Roca’s photos, revealing its plastic and geometric essence.