The exhibition 'ADCV: Superhábitat', organized by the Association of Design Professionals of the Valencian Community (ADCV) in collaboration with Feria Hábitat València, gathers 26 projects from associated designers, studios, and companies. The exhibition, featuring furniture, lighting, textiles, equipment, and visual identities, offers a panorama of the diversity, quality, and innovative capacity of Valencian design. It can be visited from September 28th to October 1st in the main distributor of Level 3 at Feria València.
Ramón Arnau, president of the ADCV, highlights that 'Superhábitat' reflects the "diversity and maturity of Valencian design applied to the spaces we inhabit." According to Arnau, the selected projects demonstrate how the profession improves daily life, responds to new needs, and generates value for companies and society, while also showcasing the work of ADCV members and fostering dialogue between professionals, industry, and citizens.
“"The exhibition also allows us to showcase the work of ADCV members and strengthen the dialogue between professionals, industry, and citizens in a benchmark event like Feria Hábitat València."
On Wednesday, September 30th, at 10 AM, a guided tour with the designers responsible for the pieces is scheduled, offering the opportunity to learn about the creative processes and ideas behind the projects.
The exhibition emphasizes the creation of more habitable, flexible, and sustainable environments, exploring the concept of habitat as an ecosystem built with objects, materials, images, and narratives. It values the connection between traditional know-how and contemporary experimentation, as well as the recovery of cultural and territorial references. Well-being, autonomy, and accessibility are key points, with designs responding to constantly transforming lifestyles. Sustainability is addressed through durability, the use of biomaterials, local production, and the versatility of the pieces.
In the furniture sector, collections such as the Manes chairs by Ximo Roca Design, the Gumi seating system by Made Studio, the Tool tables by Carlos Tíscar, and the Invi modular shelving by Yonoh are featured. Pieces like the Flop armchair by Nacho Timón and the Bibliocarro, a mobile library by Makea, are also exhibited.
Lighting is represented by proposals such as Quadro by PerezOchando, Vela by Juan Benavente Valero, and KA’A by Apu’a, which explore the transformation of spaces through light. Color and geometry articulate the Ascense rugs by Arnau Reyna and Orfeo rugs by Irene Brotóns Studio. The exhibition also includes home equipment like the Duna Ofuro bathtub by Jorge Herrera Studio and the Tera faucet collection by Vicent Clausell.
Visual communication is also part of the habitat ecosystem in 'Superhábitat'. Pieces like 'Yonoh through the times', a publication by Fase Studio, and stationery works by Colla Paper are presented. Additionally, Branding and Identity projects by Coronado&Simó Arquitectos, the new visual identity for Jiso by Kike Correcher, and works by Ana García Segura Studio for brands like Really and Houtique are on display.
The exhibition is part of the València Design Fest organized by the Design Foundation of the Valencian Community, placing design at the center of the city's cultural and professional agenda.
