Do you research to develop an idea and transform it into a project?
Always, without a research there are neither questions nor answers. When it comes to investigating about something you can face a project from different points of view.
To design lamps, we focus on the study of light as matter. We investigate the material, emotional and functional aspects, and the typologies. But always thinking about the final user.
What relationship do you establish with the manufacturer of your objects?
Professional. It is important to work closely with companies from the generation of the idea all the way to the promotion of the product.
We like communication and exchanges, it’s a relationship that evolves with time and common work. The project wins if both parties interact proposing new challenges.
Do you observe how people use your objects?
I look at them and I love it. We haven’t of course designed the IPAD, but we do think that it is necessary to know what happens with the product.

Is there an object that has inspired Tab?
Some hives used in the northwest of Spain and a tree trunk.
Why have you thought of a twofold functional coffee table and stool?
The manufacturing process allows the production of different heights with the same mold. We decided to exploit this advantage and give more chances to the piece. 
How did you end up choosing this type of material?
We discussed various possibilities with the company, but from the real beginning we knew that we wanted to use wood. In particular, chestnut wood was the material that best approached the feeling we wanted to express.
How did the idea of creating Tentetieso originate, the piggy bank that stands in equilibrium?
We wanted to merge two distinct elements: a toy and a piggy bank. The more coins there are inside the more it stands in an upright position.
How many euro coins does it contain?
Depends on the coin, but enough for a dinner at Ferran Adrià.