From 28 September to 1 October, Feria Hábitat València once again brought together professionals and brands from the fields of design, furniture, lighting, interior design and architecture at Feria Valencia. A key event for the Spanish habitat industry, this year's edition offered a broad perspective on design, materials and new ways of living.
Within this context, Ramón Esteve was present alongside Vondom with Mel, Fusta and Gum, three collections that explore different approaches to outdoor furniture through form, materiality and comfort.
Mel
Mel explores the expressive potential of polyethylene through enveloping, sinuous forms that reinterpret the memory of traditional wicker furniture in a contemporary language. Manufactured using rotational moulding, each piece is conceived as a continuous, monolithic gesture, while the upholstery introduces texture, warmth and a greater sense of comfort.
As a new addition, Feria Hábitat València marked the presentation of several pieces that expand the collection: a modular sofa, a pouf and outdoor sun loungers. These new elements extend Mel's design language into new configurations and uses, reinforcing its versatility across both residential and contract outdoor spaces.
Fusta
Fusta introduces natural wood into the Vondom universe through a collection crafted in teak. Its design finds a balance between the warmth of Mid-Century language and the restraint of Scandinavian design, resulting in organic, enveloping structures with a visually light appearance.
The collection brings a more direct relationship with materials and landscape to outdoor spaces, combining the warmth of wood with serene forms conceived to enhance wellbeing and comfort.
Gum
Gum is defined by an essential gesture: a continuous tubular aluminium line that curves to surround and support each piece. This light and precise structure establishes a dialogue with the warmer, more enveloping upholstery, creating a balance between geometry and comfort.
Sofas, armchairs, chairs and tables share the same formal language, resulting in a timeless collection designed to integrate naturally into both residential and contract projects while establishing a seamless transition between architecture and landscape.
