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Inspired by the Japanese elegance mixed with the soft Scandinavian design of the 60s, the result is elegant and light.

An extremely comfortable lounge collection designed for Fenabel by Sara Elizagarate Studio.

A contemporary design, LYNN dining table is an accent piece that brings luxury to any dining room where it is inserted, both in residential and hotel projects.

All design pieces come from a story, which will give them concept and meaning.

A distinguishable and elegant graphic sign that reminds the Hula Hoop game.. A sophisticated collection that furnishes with taste. A solution for contract and residential spaces.

“Like a coffee bean” was the motto that inspired this new collection.

A collection with a graphic design shaped by the rigorous geometry, like a theorem. It is a clean, elegant and comfortable line, ideal for outdoor, contract and residential use.

Suzanne is a chair that combines the naturalness of solid wood with careful ergonomics and structural resistance.

The Leaf chair delicately emphasizes and enhances the idea of comfort and hospitality.

Inspired in the bamboo forest shapes, the Nature collection is an appeal to return to our origins, where we manage to reach a more relaxed and peaceful state of mind.

A simple but distinctive four-legged chair. The leg positioning, its circular seat and the gently curved backrest characterizes its architectural and graphic look and feel.

FENABEL's new collection NEBULA designed in line with contemporary trends, is a reinterpretation of Nordic models and Canadian design from the 1960s, standing out

A collection of stackable wooden chairs with a simple linear structure and a strong influence of Scandinavian design.

Tape lives design with an international approach, focusing on the ergonomics of shapes, while maintaining a distinctive appearance.

Winner of Fenabel Design Contest, Zazen, is a dining chair, which can be incorporated in a restaurant or in a domestic context. Its name comes from

Inspired by Japanese simplicity and elegance, the Cania model takes a minimalist and refined approach, emphasizing the primacy of wood.