Salón nude, Spain's leading platform for emerging design, has unveiled the 25 participants for its 2025 edition, marking its most international showcase to date. Held alongside Feria Hábitat València and Textilhogar from 29 September to 2 October, the event brings together 12 rising design consultancies and 13 top design schools from across the globe.
© Feria Hábitat València
This year's jury, comprising National Design Prize winner Héctor Serrano, Mariola Reyna (Arnau & Reyna), Rubén Mateos (Viccarbe), and Chisco Villar (Spanish Ministry of Culture), praised the "diversity" of submissions and the designers' "belief in material nature". The jury highlighted how the works span 'almost all the sectors related to interiors, from furniture and lighting to textiles, ceramics, décor, and interior solutions.'
Selected studios include Hamoun Studio (Tehran), Utro x Leyla Miftakhova (Moscow), Studio Palmera (Miami–Barcelona), and Marco Calhau Handmade Collectible (Zaragoza), alongside Spain-based talent from Madrid, Barcelona, Navarra and beyond. International design schools from Mexico, Iran, Russia and the USA join Spain's leading institutions such as ELISAVA, Barreira Arte + Diseño, and EASD València.
Salón nude curator María Fontes underlined its role in discovering "the most innovative and boldest designs." Alumni include now-renowned names like Yonoh, Culdesac, Odosdesign, and José Manuel Ferrero, the creative mind behind this year's new exhibition design—an athletics-inspired staging crafted with Estudi{H}ac.
Sponsored by the Spanish Ministry of Culture and Sport and Finsa, the 2025 edition will integrate Finsa's latest Habitat 360 decorative innovations into the show's architecture.
More information:
Salón nude
www.nudegeneration.com
Feria Hábitat València
www.feriahabitatvalencia.com