Gandia Blasco
Gandia Blasco
Gandia Blasco is a renowned Spanish brand recognized for its architectural approach to outdoor furniture and lifestyle design. Combining Mediterranean inspiration with contemporary minimalism, the brand creates refined collections that transform outdoor spaces into elegant, modern living environments.
Working with leading international designers, Gandia Blasco develops furniture, pergolas, and outdoor accessories defined by clean lines, geometric forms, and a timeless aesthetic. Crafted from high-quality materials such as powder-coated aluminium and durable outdoor fabrics, each piece is designed to withstand the elements while maintaining exceptional comfort and style.
From sophisticated lounge areas to fully integrated outdoor spaces, Gandia Blasco collections bring a sense of harmony, lightness, and modern luxury to terraces, gardens, and poolside settings.
Mass Modules
Mass is the outdoor furniture collection created by Todd Bracher in his first collaboration with Gandia Blasco. Starting from a design of simple lines and essential forms, the New York designer has created a collection of scalable and pragmatic modular furniture whose multiple configurations adapt to any need, from large hotels or restaurants to private gardens.
Garden Layers Outdoor rugs
This is the Diagonal rug, made in a manual loom with soft polypropylene fibers. It belongs to the Garden Layers collection, which is composed of mattresses, rolls, cushions, beds and side tables, all specially designed for outdoor use. The weft of its fabric in a diagonal arrangement is made with pearl and almond tones. For this reason, this rug fits particularly well with the large Tartan mattresses, the small Gofre rolls, the large Diagonal cushions in light shades, the individual Indian Gofre beds and the small side tables.
Hos Deckchair & stool set
Designed by Kengo Kuma for Gandia Blasco Edition, the collection featuring the HOS deckchair and stool is based on Japanese tradition. Its structure, made of Iroko wood, revives traditional Japanese architecture and carpentry through the interlocking of carved pieces, without external elements such as nails or screws.