Gandia Blasco Group: Creativity and Sustainability, Keys to Success in the 2025 Design Awards

In 2025, the artistic creativity and innovative nature of our designs have been recognized internationally with important awards. Our brands have been awarded in prestigious competitions such as the Archiproducts Design Awards and the Frame Awards, highlighting the value of our collaborations with renowned designers like Kengo Kuma and Nao Tamura, and a notable emphasis on the quality of outdoor design and the intrinsic value of sustainability.

Double Distinction for Sustainability at the Archiproducts Design Awards

The Archiproducts Design Awards particularly highlighted two collections for their exceptional design and conscious production approach.

The GANDIABLASCO Edition HOS collection, designed by the renowned architect Kengo Kuma for GANDIABLASCO, was doubly recognized by the jury, which granted it the Archiproducts Design Awards in the Outdoor Furniture category, as well as a second award in the Sustainability category.

WINNER 2025 Archiproducts Design Awards. HOS collection

The HOS collection embodies the philosophy of Master Kuma, who seeks harmonious integration with the environment, utilizing a modular design that simulates the lightness and structure of traditional Japanese screens. Its aesthetic is based on the assembly of minimal profiles, generating ephemeral and enveloping spaces. The sustainability distinction underscores the use of cutting-edge recycled materials and low-impact production, demonstrating that aesthetics are not incompatible with environmental responsibility.

For its part, the MOMOS rug, a creation by José A. Gandia-Blasco Canales for GAN, was also the subject of double recognition: the Premio Archiproducts Design Awards in the Decor category and another in the Sustainability category. MOMOS is a statement of intent that merges textile art with ecological consciousness. Its design evokes an abstract composition of volumes and textures, masterfully worked through artisan techniques that allow playing with different pile heights. This complex sculptural surface, which earned it the award in Decor, is complemented by the choice of natural and recycled fibers, which also earned it the recognition in Sustainability, consolidating GAN as a benchmark in artisan and responsible design.

WINNER 2025 Archiproducts Design Awards. MOMOS rug

Another of the standout designs in the 2025 edition of the Archiproducts Design Awards was the DUNNE lounge chair, designed by Nao Tamura for GANDIABLASCO, which received the award in the Outdoor category.

DUNNE is a collection inspired by the soft, organic forms of sand dunes, bringing a sense of movement and calm to the exterior space. Its design, with fluid and enveloping lines, is distinguished by its low backrest and deep seat, which seek maximum comfort. Through an ingenious system of assembling pieces created using semi-industrial processes, the Japanese designer’s proposal achieves a balance between the boldness of its sculptural form and visual lightness, using high-resistance materials to create an iconic piece for outdoor living.

WINNER 2025 Archiproducts Design Awards. DUNNE lounge chair

Innovation and Ephemeral Architecture Recognized Internationally

The spirit of innovation extends beyond the product. The Milan 2025 stand, whose design was also carried out by Kengo Kuma, won the Frame Awards in the Trade-Fair-Stand category as the best stand of 2025. The space was conceived as a manifestation of ephemeral architecture where light, shadow, and material purity played a starring role. Kuma envisioned an immersive environment that reflected the Mediterranean and minimalist identity of GANDIABLASCO, using natural elements and light structures to create a sensory experience that goes beyond the mere exhibition of furniture.

WINNER 2025 FRAME Awards. Gandia Blasco Group Milan Stand

These awards not only mark a milestone, but also reinforce our commitment to design, innovation, and sustainability. We maintain our firm dedication to quality and the development of proposals that prioritize material and functional beauty, always from a responsible design perspective. We thank the media and specialized critics for the annual recognition of the value and aesthetic identity of our collections.