At a time when spaces become more flexible and functions intertwine, Ofitres presents a collection of pieces that operate at the boundary between architecture, furniture, and emotion. At Hábitat Valencia 2025 (Stand C11 · N3-P1), the brand unveils six new systems designed by renowned national and international studios that share a common vision: to design from the essential, without giving up character.

Marked by a strong visual presence, honest use of materials, and conceived to coexist in domestic, contract, or work settings, these new proposals articulate a shared language that values modularity, spatial transformation, and design as a strategy for connection.

DOT, by Franco-Japanese designer Jun Yasumoto, is an intuitive-use object that meets the need to sit, support, or interact with domestic and flexible logic. Compact, versatile, and lightweight, it combines plywood and steel in a visually balanced synthesis.

DUO, designed by La Mamba Studio, offers a geometric solution to define informal, shared, or creative spaces. Its modules are assembled as complementary volumes, creating systems that dialogue with interior architecture and foster collaboration.

Also by La Mamba Studio, NARA introduces nature into the workspace. Halfway between furniture and landscape gesture, NARA embraces a biophilic design that redefines the workstation from a more human, functional, and sensory perspective.

HOKO, the third project by La Mamba Studio for this edition, introduces the notion of an open refuge: a modular sofa system with ALVIC panels that outlines space without enclosing it. Lightness, acoustics, and mobility define a typology ideal for lounges, libraries, coworking spaces, or transitional areas.

BIMU, created by Fat.Iron Studio and recently awarded the Red Dot Design Award 2025, is a modular pergola system designed to divide and shape spaces without construction. With aluminium profiles and tool-free assembly, BIMU becomes a lightweight structure for both indoor and outdoor use.

The collection concludes with LOOM, designed by JM Ferrero – Estudi{H}ac. Inspired by traditional looms, LOOM is a storage system that acts as a visual filter. It organizes, separates, and structures without closing off space. Its structural design allows for multiple interpretations: from modular bookshelf to architectural partition that modulates spatial depth.

With these singular proposals, Ofitres reaffirms its commitment to a new formal syntax where objects do not simply occupy space, they define, soften, and connect it. These collections have been conceived for architects, designers, and specifiers who seek systems with soul, structural precision, and lasting relevance.

OFITRES 2025 NEW PRODUCTS

DOT Design by Jun Yasumoto

DOT  is a compact, lightweight, and functional object that interprets informal mobility in work, gathering, or rest environments. Its structure combines plywood and steel, with a rotating tray and bottom storage space. DOT condenses design, ergonomics, and everyday adaptability.

Conceived as an intuitive-use object, it allows for multiple seating postures. The structural tube acts as both support and a strong visual identity. Its small dimensions allow it to integrate naturally into any setting.

Applications: flexible corporate spaces, circulation areas, coworking, libraries.

DUO by La Mamba Studio

A system of modular poufs exploring complementary geometric shapes. DUO is versatile and combinable, adapting to both open and intimate configurations. Its playful and contemporary design makes it ideal for collaborative, creative, or waiting areas.

The upholstery is customizable and the high-density foam ensures long-lasting comfort. DUO offers a practical and visually gentle solution to articulate space with flexibility.

Applications: soft seating areas, offices, hotels, design schools, cultural centers.

NARA by La Mamba Studio

An operative station that integrates real vegetation. NARA responds to biophilic trends with a piece that combines storage, technical design, and natural expression. Its ALVIC panel structure can incorporate integrated planters without compromising desktop functionality.

Ideal for those seeking healthier, more natural, and warmer workspaces. Suitable for home offices, contract spaces, or contemporary libraries.

Applications: biophilic spaces, coworking, open-plan offices, corporate interiors.

HOKO by La Mamba Studio

Modular sofas with ALVIC structural panels that create a sense of privacy without isolation. HOKO offers a new take on soft seating through a system that organizes without division. It can include integrated charging points and be configured linearly, in corners, or face-to-face.

Acoustic upholstery enhances environmental comfort, and its proportions support both rest and informal work.

Applications: hotels, universities, communal areas, open offices, libraries.

BIMU by Fat.Iron Studio

Winner of the Red Dot Design Award 2025. BIMU is a modular aluminum pergola system for creating freestanding structures without technical installation. Designed for indoor and outdoor use, it features tool-free assembly.

It offers four structural typologies (2×2, 3×3, 2×1, 3×1) and a wide range of accessories such as upholstered panels, whiteboards, cork, slats, or lighting. Its flexibility allows it to define areas for meetings, relaxation, or exhibitions.

Applications: hybrid offices, showrooms, terraces, events, fairs, cultural venues.

LOOM by JM Ferrero – Estudi{H}ac

A modular system inspired by traditional looms. LOOM acts as a bookcase or room divider with visual rhythm and structural lightness. Its open structure organizes without enclosing, creating soft, atmospheric zones within a space.

Thanks to its compositional capacity and customizable finishes, LOOM adapts to demanding interior design projects requiring aesthetics, function, flexibility, and originality.

Applications: retail, home, hospitality, offices, educational or cultural spaces.