We’ve done it again. We are once again merging art and design, this time with works by Javier Mariscal, one of the most important Spanish designers of all time on a global scale. Fabrics with a selection of some of his most iconic graphic works create the Perfect Fusion with our sofa and armchair designs.

Official poster of the animated film Chico & Rita, directed by Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal, and released in 2011. Winner of numerous awards, including the Goya and the European Award for Best Animated Film, and nominated for the 2012 Oscar in the same category.

The Garriris were born at that moment when these little mice start to appear, and they gradually disappear until only Fermin, Piquer, and Julián, who is the dog, remain. And from there, the real comics begin, with backgrounds and storylines. Then, they’re the ones who tell you, ‘I want to go to the beach,’ and you say, ‘Alright, let’s go…!’ and they end up doing whatever they want.”

A drawing of New York with vibrant colours, reflecting the spirit of the city. The high-quality edition, using pigmented inks, is a reproduction that faithfully captures the strokes and colour ranges of the original.

It is one of the many drawings that Javier Mariscal made of Cobi, the mascot of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games.

View of the sunrise in the city of Barcelona, with the sun entering through the balcony of an apartment overlooking the port, the seafront promenade, and Montjuic mountain in the background.

This piece, titled Niños Masai, created through screen printing by Javier Mariscal, showcases the artist’s vibrant and colourful signature style. With a predominantly warm colour scheme, filled with shades of orange, yellow, and red, the artwork depicts scenes that evoke the daily life of a Masai community.

Graphic designer, illustrator, furniture designer, filmmaker, painter, sculptor—Javier Mariscal is an artist who loves challenges. An irreverent artist whose life has been guided by the word ‘freedom.’ He sketches everything he sees on any available corner. His style is impulsive and casual, and he easily moves between different techniques and media. In 1989, he opened Estudio Mariscal, the first multidisciplinary studio in Spain, before creating one of his most famous designs: Cobi, the mascot used in the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Mariscal won the ‘National Design Award’ in 1999, and in 2006 he became an honorary member of the Royal Design Industry.