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BATLLÓ BUTTERFLY KNOB WITH TURNGauds hand is the mould for a collection of metalwork fittings from the early 20th century. Antoni Gaud designed metalwork fittings for his various works of architecture. This collection of eight fittings are exact reproductions of pieces originally made for the Casa Mil, Calvet, and Batll. Gaud squeezed or pierced clay with his hands and fingers to create an impression of his hand which was then cast in brass with a polished finish. The handles

Oscar Tusquets and Robert Descharnes brought the design to life

Its functionality and simplicity maintain its relevance across different settings on an individual and ergonomic level

Broadening the limits of design

The forms remain bold yet playful

Batlló butterfly-knob

hosting a variety of colour options and an aerodynamic and ‘winged’ steel top

Since the beginning

Built from solid steamed beech and powder-coated steel elements

The Perforano bench takes the Catalano profile adapted from Gaudí and replaces the expanded mesh ‘deployé’ with perforated sheet steel

The Stedelijk Chair is the first chair by Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis

Tusquets painted 50 unique pieces for the Art Editions catalogue

Inspired by rounded forms and the quiet magic of a lunar eclipse