Jaime Tresserra

JAIME TRESSERRA CLAPÉS (Barcelona, 1943).
Screen.
Wood veneered in sycamore.
Five leaves.
With Tresserra's stamp.
Measurements: 180 x 177,5 x 2,5 cm.

Five-leaf folding screen, conceived as a functional element of great aesthetic presence. The piece is articulated by means of a modular structure of horizontal planes that generate an orderly visual rhythm, in line with a refined and contemporary aesthetic.

The uniform finish and the light tone of the wood underline the formal cleanliness of the design, while its folding configuration allows for versatile integration into the space, acting both as a separator and as a decorative element.

Jaime Tresserra is a leading figure in contemporary Spanish design. He began his projection in 1987 when he presented his first collection at the Valencia International Furniture Fair, where he won the Award for Best Modern Furniture Design. Since then, his pieces have been exhibited at international fairs such as Milan and Cologne and received several awards, including the ID International Design Magazine Award and the International Design Review Award in New York.

In 1994 he founded the Tresserra Collection, a firm dedicated to the exclusive production of his designs, consolidating his international presence. His work is now considered a benchmark of Spanish design in the late 20th century.