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Guilt Free: Salvaged Patio Furniture with Style

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Guilt Free: Salvaged Patio Furniture with Style

August 16, 2013

Founded by Gloria Margenat in Barcelona in 2008, Arxe is a design studio focused on creating furniture and one-of-a-kind textiles for the home from salvaged industrial materials. The principals “search across Europe to find antique furniture and old industrial materials–wood, leather, iron, steel, and textiles”–which they bring back to their warehouse in Catalonia to be refashioned into one-off or limited edition pieces. We’re particularly fond of the patio furniture.

To see more of the studio’s work, go to Arxe; a small selection of work is offered at the Woki Organic Market in Sant Cugat del Vallí¨s, Spain.

Above: For a tour of Arxe’s shop, see Shopper’s Diary: Arxe in Barcelona.

Above: Each piece of furniture is one-of-a-kind and made by hand.

Continue exploring Spanish design in our series Travels with an Editor: Barcelona.

Finally, are you planning a Decks & Patios project? Learn everything you need to know on to get started with our Hardscaping 101: Decks & Patios 101 guide.

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