Lagranja Design

Bridging Spain and Italy, this multidisciplinary studio designs objects and spaces with a human-centered, craft-driven, and versatile approach.

Germán Rodríguez Arias

From Spain to Chile, a life in architecture shaped by reason, exile, and a quiet pursuit of beauty.

A defining voice of Italian Rationalism, Ignazio Gardella broke free from strict modernist codes with design that balanced rigor and sensitivity.

A cultured architect and meticulous draftsman, Federico Correa paired formal precision and intellectual sharpness with a cosmopolitan eye.

An architect and designer driven more by wit than solemnity, he shaped a lasting sense of modernity alongside Federico Correa.

Rational design with organic warmth—Antoni de Moragas shaped postwar Spain with timeless, human-centered pieces.

Multidisciplinary designer with a sharp and monumental vision, Ramón Bigas reshaped everything from Spain’s high-speed train to the everyday chair.

Roger Webb designs with British precision and quiet calm, always seeking balance between function and beauty.

Key British designer behind the Queen Elizabeth II ocean liner furniture, he remains the most awarded designer in Design Council history.

A key figure of GATCPAC, Josep Torres Clavé saw design as a tool for social change in 1930s Spain.