BD Barcelona Design

Designed in 1991 for a legendary nightclub in Barcelona, the JAMAICA STOOL by Pepe Cortés remains one of BD’s most recognisable designs. Over the years, it has moved between bars, homes, restaurants and public spaces, carrying with it a certain ease and informality while remaining very structurally precise.

GAUDÍ CENTENARY: THE GAUDÍ DOOR K***S 

A Living Legacy in Design
For more than 50 years, BD has preserved and produced Antoni Gaudí’s furniture and object designs, recovering historic works conceived for Casa Batlló and Casa Calvet, and reintroducing them into contemporary design culture.
 
The CALVET PEEP-HOLE demonstrates how even the smallest functional object became part of Gaudí’s architectural language.
 
Rather than designing through drawings and sketches, Gaudí pressed, pierced, and shaped clay directly with his hands and fingers before casting the forms in polished brass. That direct process can still be felt today: fingers settle intuitively into place, the palm rests comfortably against the metal, and movements such as opening or closing a door feel unexpectedly natural.
 
Each piece bears Gaudí’s signature and carries certification from the Real Cátedra Gaudí, confirming it as a faithful reproduction of his original designs.
 
Discover the whole collection on our website
 

GAUDÍ CENTENARY: THE GAUDÍ DOOR K***S

A Living Legacy in Design
For more than 50 years, BD has preserved and produced Antoni Gaudí’s furniture and object designs, recovering historic works and reintroducing them into contemporary design culture.

Originally designed for Casa Batlló, the BATLLÓ HANDLES reveal how Gaudí approached even the smallest architectural details with the same attention he gave to furniture and buildings.

Rather than designing through drawings and sketches, Gaudí pressed, pierced, and shaped clay directly with his hands and fingers before casting the forms in polished brass. That direct process can still be felt today: fingers settle intuitively into place, the palm rests comfortably against the metal, and movements such as opening or closing a door feel unexpectedly natural.

Each piece bears Gaudí’s signature and carries certification from the Real Cátedra Gaudí, confirming it as a faithful reproduction of his original designs.

Discover the whole collection on our website

GAUDÍ CENTENARY: THE GAUDÍ DOOR K***S
A Living Legacy in Design

For more than 50 years, BD has preserved and produced Antoni Gaudí’s furniture and object designs, recovering historic works conceived for Casa Batlló and Casa Calvet, and reintroducing them into contemporary design culture.

BD’s Gaudí Collection includes door k***s, handles, and a peep-hole. The CALVET DOOR HANDLE is among the most intimate expressions of Gaudí’s design philosophy.

Rather than designing through drawings and sketches, Gaudí pressed, pierced, and shaped clay directly with his hands and fingers before casting the forms in polished brass. That direct process can still be felt today: fingers settle intuitively into place, the palm rests comfortably against the metal, and movements such as opening or closing a door feel unexpectedly natural.

Each piece bears Gaudí’s signature and carries certification from the Real Cátedra Gaudí, confirming it as a faithful reproduction of his original designs.

Discover the whole collection on our website

DESIGN IN CONTEXT: LA PALMERA BY BERGNES DE LAS CASAS ()
 
An 18th century family home in Cadaqués, carefully reworked by Victor Bergnes de las Casas. 
 
Interiors redone with careful discipline. Inherited pieces, local furniture, and Catalan designs from different eras sit together naturally, without conflict, creating a space that feels both historic and contemporary.
 
Pieces from BD’s Gaudí Collection reinforcing the house’s atemporal character.
 
CALVET ARMCHAIR by Antoni Gaudí
CALVET STOOL by Antoni Gaudí
 
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This week in Milan, RASTERS is on view at .
 
A modular furniture system built around the logic of a grid, organising and defining space through openness, where the boundaries between structure, furniture, and room remain intentionally fluid.
 
Visit us at zaza’.
21–26 April
10 AM – 6 PM
Via Privata Leopoldo Gasparotto, 4
 

This is RASTERS. A modular furniture system born from a long-standing creative dialogue between Kersten Geers David Van Severen and .

A versatile family of cabinets and paravents built around the logic of a grid, a tool long used by architects to establish order and proportion in space. RASTERS like interacts with its surroundings and creates a dialogue between furniture and architecture, organising and defining space through openness.

Find out more at bdbarcelona.com

Designed by , the STEDELIJK Chair lets aluminium take shape. A continuous surface flows from legs to backrest, revealing the material in its purest form.