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We are pleased to invite you to Workspace London on February 26 & 27. A unique opportunity to explore our new collection Leiho and discuss elegant and functional solutions for professional spaces.
Visit us to talk about your projects, discover our finishes, our latest designs, and see how Treku can fit into your environment.
📍 Stand A28 – Workspace London
📅 February 26 & 27, 2025
PHOTO CREDITS:
Biderbost
In Treku, we have been wanting to create a Showroom in San Sebastian for a long time; a place to meet our friends, distributors, and various professionals in the industry. Finally, we have achieved it.
This April, we inaugurated the showroom, where the challenge has been to convey Treku’s warm and elegant identity in a space with an industrial touch. For this, we have used materials we identify with, such as oak wood walls and walls painted in our Indian color, as well as solid wood flooring in one part of the space. In some areas of the showroom, the brick has been left visible, so as not to lose the building’s personality.
PHOTOS:
(Above) The lounge area of the showroom
Another important aspect of the project has been the lighting, where a careful and warm artificial lighting is combined with the natural light that enters in abundance through the large windows that surround the showroom. These large windows allow you to see the trees surrounding the building, which is particularly beautiful now in spring. When you are visiting the showroom, it seems like you are immersed in a forest, when in reality the building is located in a business park.
The space design has been carried out by Ibon Arrizabalaga with the collaboration of Ander Lizaso and Jean Louis Iratzoki, and the construction management by architect Ignacio Barayazarra.
To those of you who visit us, we encourage you to take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy the city of San Sebastian, known for its beauty and incredible cuisine. It is also worth visiting the Chillida Museum or even the Guggenheim Museum in the city of Bilbao, which is 100 km away.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Hemendik
We are happy to announce that our collection Aura has been selected amongst 50 objects in this beautiful book that has just been released:
Hemendik – The story of 50 iconic objects of the Basque Country.
The book tells the story of the Basque Country through this selection of industrial and artisanal objects, old as well as new.
It is the result of the work of the collective HEMENDIK, composed of professionals in communication, design, and intangible memory spread throughout the territory.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Hemendik
“There are several ways in which to learn about a country: looking at its history, landscapes, inhabitants, culture, languages, experiences… We decided to approach the wealth and diversity of the Basque Country through its things; so we called this book Hemendik – the word in Basque meaning ‘from here’. Little reflection is given to industrial or artisanal production; its heritage and cultural value is only too often underestimated. And yet exploring the story behind an object provides an opportunity to encounter an array of various contexts, whether geographical, historical, political or social. Through this selection of 50 objects we reveal numerous facets of a country that, split in different entities, lacks collective memory.” – Hemendik
Discover the book: www.hemendik.eu
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Clara del Portillo AND Alex Selma cofounders of the YONOH design studio
Simplicity, innovation and originality. Without extravagance. This is the philosophy of Yonoh, the creative study that has created the new modular shelf Bost for Treku. The result is a product that harmonizes wood and metal organically and work in different spaces in the home or in the work place. Here is a little interview of the designers of this collection.
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(Above) 2m heigh Bost shelving in walnut and Kai black.
How is a design like Bost born?
Through a process of investigation or sudden inspiration?
From both. In Yonoh we are constantly developing small concepts that, sometimes, change into big projects. In this case, Bost arose from a formal idea: how to make
a simple model that combines wood and metal in a function way, sober, but with our most organic essence? Little by little we saw the possibilities of the product and the process of investigation took center stage, adding to the family, resolving technical issues, size, material, colors…
Has there been many changes to the final product in respect to the original idea?
There have been very few esthetic changes. The modifications happened when we went into detail: the fact that a collection so multifunctional and combinable has involved an intensive investigation and development to make sure everything functions and fits together perfectly in any situation.
How is the process for a product like this?
Is it digital or artisanal?
Bost is a product that combined 50% of the work digitally and the other 50% through trial and error to understand the dimensions of the product and its modularity. We tried to create a product that was easy to understand with which it was also easy to work with, and because of that we spent many hours working, with the technical development and the physical trials of the pieces.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Working on the Bost collection prototypes
What is the most seductive part of the system?
Its multifunctionality. You can use a single piece for a small space or a combination of them to cover a large space and still continue to be attractive. We can have 2 heights or one, depending on what we’re looking for. We have accessories so that the piece will identify with the living room, or the entryway, in a bedroom or even a commercial space. We have worked the materials and colors so that they fit within everything from a more serious, manorial environment, to a young space, including childlike. It’s because of that that we like it.
What uses did you have in mind for your design?
Bost, because of its finishes, it’s combination of pieces and its accessories fits in any space. You can use it in a clothing shop for a display, in a bookshop with multiple heights and running the length of the shop, in a living room where it can be combined for different functions or at a lower height as an accessory piece. It’s useful as a support or as a child’s shelving and desk, as a storage system, as a bookshelf, home office including a desk as a piece in the foyer, as a sideboard.
DESIGN:
Estudi Manel Molina
The Bisell chair designed by Estudi Manel Molina was received with such enthusiasm that we decided to expand the collection with additional propositions.
Its first version with natural or tinted oak legs, provides the choice of a wooden or upholstered shell. A customizable metal base with our different lacquer colours quickly increased the combinations.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
(Above) Shell in stained oak with upholstered seat and metal legs.
Recently designed by Estudi Manel Molina, a stool and a lounge chair joined the family. The stool is available with an upholstered or wooden seat, the lounge chair with a wooden or upholstered frame, with or without pads.
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(Above) Left: Bisell lounge in tobacco with pad in Fusion 11 by Crevin.
Right: Bisell stool in natural oak with pad in Fusion 91 by Crevin.
Bisell is a collection designed to fit the home as well as the professional universe. Its development is obvious and promises some nice surprises…
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Wall mounted Lauki sideboard in tobacco
with fronts in gunmetal grey.
The little details of the Lauki collection, such as the finish of the drawer joints and the slim profile, give it a special elegance and sophistication. The new additions this year, such as the refined design of the new legs, the base on which the modules rest and the set of modules with asymmetric doors, manage to accentuate the features that make the Lauki collection stand out.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
(Above) Composition in Kai Black and open unit in mink.
New legs in graphite.
New Base
The new Lauki base with legs aims to be a platform that can support the collection’s various modules in a creative way. This base can be longer and deeper than the modules. In this way, more unique and lighter configurations can be created
PHOTOGRAPHY:
(Above) The new Lauki base with legs
Asymmetric Modules
The new modules with asymmetric doors make it possible to create infinite different configurations that are both beautiful and dynamic, like the one in the photo.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
(Above) Lauki sideboard in moss green with legs in graphite.
New Legs
Special effort has gone into the design and technical development of the new Lauki legs, which have a rounded, organic shape. Once again, the new detail aims for elegance and sophistication. And we believe it achieves it.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Composition in oak and
open units in graphite
We have updated the Aura collection with little details since its beginning. A few years ago, we included the sliding doors, divided drawers and console options. The aim is always to keep the collection alive without losing its essence. This year we have added two new features that fulfil this function. The first is new cylindrical metal legs and the other is decorative imitation-fabric boxes to place in modules specifically designed for them.
PHOTOGRAPHY:
(ABOVE) Aura composition in oak with open units in russet and sliding door in gunmetal grey.
Decorative Boxes
The new decorative boxes in an imitation-textile finish are offered in three colours, beige, toast and grey, which match our woods and lacquers perfectly. New transparent modules with small spaces, designed to hold these boxes, have also been developed.
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(Arriba) The new decorative boxes in an imitation-textile finish are offered in three colours, beige, toast and grey
New Legs
The new cylindrical legs differ from the previous ones due to their greater diameter. This feature imbues the Aura with greater character and presence. At the same time, the fact that the furniture does not rest directly on the legs creates a sense of lightness and elegance
PHOTOGRAPHY:
Yosuke Kojima
We appreciated your positive feedback about our collection presented at the last Salone del Mobile in Milan! Check out some pictures of our booth.
