MISSANA’s 'bamboo' collection is adapted for both indoor and outdoor living

spanish furniture brand, MISSANA, launches their latest collection with a series of dreamy visuals created by clap studio. comprising an armchair and a sofa, ‘bamboo’ marks the company’s first series designed for both indoor and outdoor use. 

image by mike fernández

as the name implies, the bamboo collection emulates a stylized shape of the plant. ‘I was inspired by the bamboo forests to create a timeless collection in which both the structure and the upholstery play a main role,’ explains pavel vetrov, the ukrainian product designer who signed this piece. to achieve greater resistance and durability, MISSANA used a stainless steel structure for outdoor spaces and iron for indoor spaces with a wooden detail at its armrest.

image by mike fernández

to showcase this new collection, clap studio has utilized 3D art to create a mediterranean-inspired enclave in reference to MISSANA’s valencia origins. under the title ‘mediterranean frame of mind’, the sofas and chairs are displayed against a dreamy pastel backdrop. 

image by mike fernández

‘we are inspired by the mediterranean and by the values ​​of MISSANA: color, optimism, and wellbeing, to create a dreamlike universe in which to show their pieces,’ says jordi iranzo, creative director of clap. more than a just a place, the images aim to express a feeling, a longing, and a magical memory of the mediterranean, ‘each new launch will be set in this digitally created land. to present bamboo we have created a quarry by the sea where the collection appears bathed in the sun and surrounded by nature ‘.

image by mike fernández

image by mike fernández

image by mike fernández

image by mike fernández

image by mike fernández

image by mike fernández

image by mike fernández

image by cualiti photo studio

image by cualiti photo studio

project info:

project name: bamboo

design: pavel vetrov / MISSANA

art direction: clap studio

3D artist: mike fernández

photography: cualiti photo studio

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edited by: lynne myers | designboom