Pep Gramage
GÀBIA invites silence and delicacy. Inspired by Japanese architecture and kumiko, it balances light and shadow, fullness and emptiness. The mango wood lattice filters light, suggesting without exposing, marking rhythms of contemplation. Each piece breathes serenity, modulating space and proposing an intimate, attentive, and essential way of living, where beauty emerges from what is only hinted at.
Vertical and serene, the GÀBIA cabinet recalls traditional Japanese shutters. Its solid structure is balanced by the visual lightness of the lattice, which filters light and projects shifting shadows throughout the day. The discreet yet generous interior offers functional storage space. It is a piece that does not seek attention, yet transforms the surrounding atmosphere like a domestic altar of calm and order.
With a balanced horizontal proportion, the GÀBIA sideboard acts as a resting line for wide spaces. The internal compartments are protected by latticed doors that reveal the inside without fully exposing it. This tension between opacity and transparency lends it a restrained elegance. It is a piece that both organizes and decorates, gathering disorder and transforming it into serenity.
Designed for contemporary living spaces, this piece balances technology and sensitivity. Its generous length establishes it as a stable base for household devices, while the sliding doors conceal what we prefer not to see. The slatted texture creates a warm and soothing presence, capable of softening even the visual impact of screens. It is a piece that does not compete: it accompanies.
GÀBIA is a life proposal: it invites us to inhabit with calm, attention, and respect. Inspired by oriental philosophy, its pieces offer refuge and rhythm, transforming space into an architecture of contemplation. A cage that does not confine but sustains silent beauty, a threshold between the visible and our intimacy, where simply being is enough.
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