04/08/2023 - Diabla is known for its unpretentious, distinctive and innovative furniture and accessories for both indoor and outdoor use. It offers new ways of optimising living spaces in different situations and seasons, recognising that contemporary living involves more than just functional furniture and accessories.
Diabla aims to create a lifestyle experience that brings joy, comfort and convenience to its users. By emphasising flexibility, portability and adaptability, Diabla enables users to personalise their spaces, especially those with limited sizes, to meet evolving and emerging needs. In addition, the brand focuses on design that blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior, with products equally suited to both, expanding the perception of smaller interiors.
The brand's seating options smoothly blend comfort, style and flexibility, prioritising comfort and relaxation through unstructured softness, incorporating outdoor fabrics and fillings that provide optimal support. Removable cushions and upholstery allow easy maintenance and cleaning, adding convenience to today's no-hassle lifestyles.
SAIL is a 21st-century interpretation of the 1970s "beanbag" chair, designed for the less formal living scenarios that were evolving with the relaxed social mores of the time - perhaps a parallel to today's changing post-pandemic life/work practices. Designed by Héctor Serrano, this version uses only two pieces of fabric with a triangular pattern to enclose a polystyrene bead interior that adapts to any body posture.
Costuras is an original designer pouf created by Teresa Sapey in her first collaboration with Diabla Outdoor. "We were inspired by a baseball for its iconic, elegant, and simple character. Without losing the simplicity and versatility of this object, we are committed to reinventing its essential elements, enhancing an attribute that is usually hidden, such as the seams, to make them prominent", explains the designer.
Soft and super-comfortable, Mareta has a particularly deep seat that allows numerous positions, both in the regular and XL versions. Its lightness makes it portable and modular so that the units can be joined to create a sofa configuration.
Another lightweight element is the PATOSO pouf, whose name could be misleading. Designed by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco, this hybrid piece combines the cosiness and informal comfort of a beanbag pouf with the functionality of a raised armchair, making it suitable for various contexts.
Diabla's focus on user experience goes beyond aesthetics and comfort to consider the practical aspects of outdoor/indoor living. The lightness and adaptability of its products, such as the classic folding TRIP collection, allow users to rearrange and reconfigure their spaces to suit different activities and times of day.
Diabla accessories and lighting, with their vibrant colour palettes and bold patterns, bring a sense of energy and excitement, particularly in outdoor spaces.
In terms of lighting, the PLISY collection includes the classic minimalist PLISY UP floor lamp, designed by Alejandra Gandía-Blasco, whose shade is made of rotomoulded polyethene and whose rod and base are made of powder-coated and textured aluminium. It is portable and can be charged via USB with 5-6 hours of autonomy. The small PLISY PORTABLE LAMP with its characteristic pleated shade can be carried like a handbag wherever needed.
The FAROLES collection offers a contemporary take on traditional storm lanterns, allowing users to create atmospheric candlelit settings even in windy conditions.
Finally, Diabla offers LA SIESTA, a 1.2-litre plastic bottle-shaped botijo, for stylish hydration. Created by Alberto Martínez, Raky Martínez and Héctor Serrano, this item is entirely handmade using traditional Spanish techniques.
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