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In communal areas, terraces, gardens, or simply private outdoor spaces, Basic is the family of elements by Miguel and Gonzalo Milá designed for true comfort. Cheerful pieces that withstand both harsh weather and heavy use.
Basic is all about showing rather than hiding, offering the perfect blend of functionality and good design. Its aluminium extrusion profiles provide colour, robust lightness, and durability.
Basic chair is comfortable, lightweight, and durable. Its design seamlessly integrates the seat, armrests, and backrest into one cohesive piece. Whether used individually or in multiples, it invites conversation and encourages the enjoyment of outdoor living.
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The bench is the quintessential element of outdoor spaces. It provides a place to rest, converse, or take in the surrounding scenery. Its backrest offers exceptional comfort, while the armrests ensure an easy and dignified rise after relaxing.
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The banquette complements and enhances the family, proving useful wherever it is placed. Its lightweight design makes it an ideal companion for effortlessly reconfiguring spaces as needed.
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The table embodies the material and ergonomic qualities of the Basic family: comfort, lightness, and durability. With its generous surface area available in various sizes, it becomes a versatile ally for both work and leisure.
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Colour shapes the personality of the place.
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The Basic family is locally manufactured using recycled and recyclable aluminium with thermolacquered finishes featuring C3 anti-corrosion protection, ensuring greater durability and resistance to harsh weather conditions.
We believe in transparency and continuous improvement. We choose durable materials and adopt policies that promote their longevity.
We measure and share the life cycle analysis (LCA) of our products, providing clear data for informed decision-making. Our analysis follows the cradle-to-gate approach, covering everything from raw material extraction to the finished product.
Chair
PCC 2021: Global Warming Potential (GWP100)
EF v3.1 EN15804: Abiotic Depletion Potential (ADP) - Fossil Fuels
EN15804 and ISO21930: Net Use of Fresh Water
Bench
PCC 2021: Global Warming Potential (GWP100)
EF v3.1 EN15804: Abiotic Depletion Potential (ADP) - Fossil Fuels
EN15804 and ISO21930: Net Use of Fresh Water
Banquette
PCC 2021: Global Warming Potential (GWP100)
EF v3.1 EN15804: Abiotic Depletion Potential (ADP) - Fossil Fuels
EN15804 and ISO21930: Net Use of Fresh Water
PCC 2021: Global Warming Potential (GWP100)
EF v3.1 EN15804: Abiotic Depletion Potential (ADP) - Fossil Fuels
EN15804 and ISO21930: Net Use of Fresh Water
Table
PCC 2021: Global Warming Potential (GWP100)
EF v3.1 EN15804: Abiotic Depletion Potential (ADP) - Fossil Fuels
EN15804 and ISO21930: Net Use of Fresh Water
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Miguel Milá (1931-2024), born in Barcelona into an aristocratic family, began his career as an interior designer in the 1950s, working in the family studio alongside his brother Alfonso Milá and Federico Correa. During that time of autarchy and crisis, industrial design was practically unknown.
In the early 21st century, Milá founded his own studio, focusing on perfecting his techniques and prioritising noble materials. In 1995, Santa & Cole commissioned him to design the Neoromántico urban bench, which has been widely used for its ergonomics and functionality. Throughout his career, Milá received numerous prestigious awards, including six Delta de Oro awards and the National Design Award in 1987.
Gonzalo Milá (1967) is a Barcelona-based architect and designer. After collaborating with his father, Miguel Milá, and founding several studios, including Inés-Milá, he has made a name for himself in industrial design. His work includes projects such as the Rama streetlight, which won the Delta de Plata award in 2001, and various urban furniture pieces.
In the 1990s, he founded Gòtic Sud and developed innovative designs such as Tutombas Pranha, which won first prize at the Valencia Furniture Fair in 1994. He has worked with Santa & Cole and later returned to his independent studio, where he continues to design urban objects known for their versatility and functionality in various European cities.