David Carrasco Barceló: crafting stories through design

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David Carrasco Barceló: crafting stories through design

Design is not just about shapes and materials but about stories brought to life in everyday objects. David Carrasco Barceló understands this perfectly and showcases it in each of his creations. His career, spanning decades of experience in various studios and companies, has given him a comprehensive design vision. Every piece he signs, whether an outdoor chair or a children's table, results from a continuous search for balance between innovation, ergonomics and sustainability.

The philosophy of his studio, Carrasco Barceló, is rooted in freshness and originality. Its realistic approach always prioritizes the user experience. In this sense, Garbar furniture finds in his work a benchmark of well-thought-out design, where children's furniture goes beyond mere functionality to become a tool for play and imagination.

Innovation with identity

The JAN collection is a perfect example of this vision. Inspired by animal shapes, each piece invites children to explore, interact and unleash creativity. It is more than just children's furniture; it extends their imaginary world. However, Carrasco Barceló’s vision extends beyond the youngest users. Inspired by traditional metal and ceramic tables, the NOA SOLID table redefines outdoor aesthetics with smooth and refined lines, merging durability with timeless personality. Similarly, the ONA chair, designed in two parts to avoid structural discomfort, reinvents the classic chair with an organic backrest and a shape reminiscent of traditional pieces. The PLAY chair, made entirely from recycled plastic, has been meticulously designed with careful attention to proportions and resistance. Lightweight, stackable, and created to push the boundaries of outdoor furniture, it is a statement of intent: to design with awareness and a timeless aesthetic.

Carrasco Barceló operates at a unique intersection between tradition and avant-garde. His designs are not merely functional objects; they seek to create connections, tell stories, and transform how we relate to furniture. In Garbar, his vision finds fertile ground to continue exploring and redefining design. .