Finsa and Espacio Aretha collaborate in the development of tailor-made solutions for comprehensive retail, hospitality and workplace equipment projects
Aretha's new headquarters in Madrid showcases Finsa materials transformed and customised to produce unique designs for shelving, bookcases, cabinets, panelling, countertops or stairs.
Finsa and Espacio Aretha unite their strategic interests in the world of customised and personalised projects with a collaboration agreement, through which the Galician company and leading producer of board in the Iberian Peninsula aims to establish a greater presence in the development of customised solutions for comprehensive equipment projects in retail, hospitality and offices.
Espacio Aretha's new headquarters in Madrid is a true design hub to provide architects and interior designers with equipment for their projects, and it also represents what both companies intend to develop in the future in collaboration with architecture professionals: New materials developed by Finsa that have been transformed and customised to create unique designs for shelving, bookcases, cabinets, wall coverings (applications using Fibraplast Roble Bello Supermate, Fibracolor Negro Plast Roble Bello and White Supermate), countertops, agile training areas with vertical panels in black and white slate (with Fibraplast White SR209 Glow and Negro Glow), as well as high-strength stairs and steps (made with superPan board).
This new space, a meeting point for professionals, will systematically receive new products developed for both indoor and outdoor use, making it easier for architecture and interior design professionals to find technical solutions with high added value for the development of customised projects, which also offer all the quality and sustainability seals required for building.
Finsa will also be participating this Thursday 25 October in the second session of "Conversations with Aretha #2: Industrial design and sustainability", alongside Jacinto Seguí, Director of Technical Consulting, to discuss the challenge of sustainable product development and its environmental impact from various different professional perspectives. The discussion will be moderated by Pilar Marcos, Director of Revista Diseño Interior.
