Alessandro Mendini 1, Alfredo Häberli 3, Álvaro Siza 1, Antoine et Manuel 1, Antoni Gaudí 17, Arquitectura-G 1, Cristian Zuzunaga 1, Doshi Levien 1, Eduard Samsó 1, Ettore Sottsass 3, Eugeni Quitllet 2, Färg & Blanche 1, Isabel Gamero 1, Jaime Hayon 29, Jordi Badia 1, Jordi Pérez 1, Josep Maria Jujol 1, Klas Ernflo 5, Konstantin Grcic 7, Lluís Clotet 5, Muller Van Severen 7, Oscar Tusquets 20, Otto Canalda 2, Pepe Cortés 6, Ramón Úbeda 1, Ronan Bouroullec 9, Sabine Marcelis 1, Salvador Dalí 11, Serban Ionescu 4, Stephen Burks 2, Willo Perron 1, Xavier Mañosa 1
Pepe Cortés has a unique design language that refines objects to their elemental level. His work both marks its era while remaining timeless.
Born in Barcelona in 1946, Pepe Cortés studied at the Eina School, where he later lectured in design. He co-founded the Open Design Group during the early 1970s. He was involved in iconic interior design projects of that era, including "Oriol" and "Cubic" jewellery stores, the "Werner" record store and the offices of the "Poliglas" company. He was also recognised with a FAD award for the design of the "Azulete" restaurant. In the 1990s, he designed the Jamaica stool for BD. He has since been awarded the Santiago Marco Prize medal in 2002 and the National Design Award in 2007 for his work, appearing in various national and international publications and exhibitions.
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