The prestigious Italian furniture brand Living Divani brought to MINIM one of its flagship designers, the Spaniard based in Milan David López Quincoces (Madrid, 1980). Next Tuesday, October 24 in Barcelona and Thursday, October 26 in Madrid, Quincoces was the guest of honor at MINIM, at an event dedicated to his career, as well as the prolific ten-year collaboration with Living Divani.

The relationship between Quincoces and Living Divani dates back to 2013. It was then, when the designer made his first collection for the Italian company: the Track bench. The piece, with minimalist lines, a steel structure and an elegant cushion, fit perfectly with Living Divani's style, characterized by quiet luxury, which emanates quality without stridency. This first design was followed by many more, which soon became emblems of the brand. Among them, the Nina stool, the Sailor bookcase, the Era desk, the Kasbah outdoor collection or one of its latest innovations, the Ark armchair.

Quincoces, graduated in Art from the Complutense University of Madrid and with a Master's Degree in Interior Design from the Polytechnic of Milan, impregnates his artistic training in each of his pieces. The rigorous, pure and synthetic shapes of his collections for Living Divani are strongly consistent with the clean and impeccable lines that have defined the Italian brand for more than 50 years.

The presentation “Living Divani & David López Quincoces. A decade of coherence” was accompanied by a wide exhibition of all the collections made by Quincoces for Living Divani during this fruitful decade of collaboration.

About David López Quincoces

Born in Madrid in 1980, David López Quincoces graduated in Art in 2004 at the Complutense University of Madrid. After completing a master's degree in Interior Design at the prestigious Milan Polytechnic, he began a long collaboration with Piero Lissoni.

At the same time, in 2008 he founded his own studio Quincoces-Dragó & Partners, based in Milan and Madrid.

In 2013, together with his wife, the Norwegian architect Fanny Bauer Grung, they opened the design gallery Six Gallery in Milan, a project that was born as an incubator of ideas, a place for research and experimentation, where they have a place both a selection of historical design products and own pieces far from industrial circuits.

In addition to Living Divani, Quincoces has designed for such prestigious brands as Salvatori, Oluce, Lema mobili, Gandia Blasco, Gervasoni, de Padova, Mdf, Zucchetti, Bitossi ceramiche, HD...

In 2019 he began a creative & artistic direction project with Francesco Meda, directing design brands such as Acerbis, Ranieri lava, Alias ​​and Fast.

Photos Madrid: David Spence

Photos Barcelona: Jordi Pujol