Spanish brand Sancal unveiled seven new additions to its product line at the Salone del Mobile earlier this month.

The aptly-named Sumo collection comprises a sofa and an armchair with generous proportions.

Called the Tierra Collection, Sancal has introduced seven new, interrelated pieces of furniture.

Jose Manuel Ferrero of Estudihac presented Casta, a castanet-inspired armchair with a metal frame and upholstered seat.

The elephant poufs by Spanish studio Nadadora are a flexible seating solution that combine oak, copper, graphite, wool, linen and cotton. Perfect for the office environment, the modular design combines seating with built-in occasional tables that can be used for resting a laptop or drink.

French designer Iona Vautrin conceived this trio of conical-shaped side tables and a stool called Pion.

Inspired by mangrove swamp roots, Sebastian Herkner designed the Talo armchair .

Tecono is a voluminous new sofa by Rafa Garcia.

Also by Rafa Garcia, Nido is a small armchair with branch-like legs

For more information contact Pedro Rentero prentero@sancal.com or visit www.sancal.com

About the Manufacturer: Founded in 1973, Sancal is a Spanish manufacturer of contemporary furniture that specializes in creating designs for the contract market. All of Sancal's furniture is made in Spain and the company now employs over 70 people. It aims to create objects of lasting value, that occupy an authentic space in peoples lives, that satisfy, and that endure across the generations.