The Art Deco style was revisited in the eighties by renowned cabinetmakers and new promises of national design such as Antonio Casdesús and Inmaculada Fajardo Palacín. A prestigious Levantine company with more than thirty years as a cabinetmaker’s workshop welcomes the best interior designers in the Spanish field whose work is characterized by the making of unique pieces inspired by the best Art Deco.

They are pieces that combine artisan tradition and high technology, with designs that contain all the aesthetic beauty of Art Deco while adapting to a new concept of contemporary living space.

They are collections that include heterogeneous models (“zen” model, “Shanghai model” Ritz model, Dream model …) but all of them aligned within the elegance of the Decó aesthetic, as illustrated in the online galleries of Setdart Subastas

Thus, at the next design auction you can buy pieces of furniture inspired by models of the famous French decorator and designer Jacques Émile Ruhlmann (1879–1933), who designed several rooms in the Palais de Élysée. See, the exquisitely made executive table, in bubinga wood and leather (lot 35190221), and the armchair with footrest (combines bubinga and alcantara upholstery) also inspired by the Ruhlmann collections (35190245);

We also highlight the “Cerdanya” model coffee table in beech wood (35190236), designed by Antonio Casdesús (Barcelona, 1944), some of whose pieces have been part of Pedro Almodóvar’s movie props.

Singular is also the design of the Eqqus desk (35190233), the work of Inmaculada Fajardo Palacín, who was awarded First Prize at FIM Valencia in 1987. The curved bureau with shutter is made of walnut and walnut root. Houses an interior with drawers and a removable tray finished in sycamore