De La Espada ensures its collection can be used efficiently and has the power to transform everyday lives. Its portfolio of designs includes key pieces of furniture that aim to create "a place to eat, rest, sleep and work." This mantra encapsulates De La Espada's designers' unique ability to create furniture that makes the human form the central focus. Furthermore, by crafting each piece in intricate detail using premium materials, De La Espada ensures its creations will last for years to come and help bring an end to fast consumerism.

Collaborating with designers such as Ilse Crawford, Jason Miller and Matthew Hilton, De La Espada curates exquisite designs, with each piece of furniture crafted at its workshop on Portugal's Silver Coast. Here, highly skilled woodworkers combine traditional joinery with advanced technologies to push the boundaries of innovation and harness new skills. By creating each design as part of a small batch, De La Espada meticulously and consistently ensures the highest possible standard of finish. Learn about the brand's 25th anniversary on the Journal.

Refined yet durable, versatile yet modest, the 98.6°F collection by Neri&Hu marks De La Espada's outdoor debut, thoughtfully named after the average human body temperature as a way of manifesting ultimate luxuriation. Comprising chairs, benches, and tables, each collection member is carefully engineered to perform outdoors, crafted from exquisite white European oak, then finished with a specialist layer of black oil for added water repellence.