FALCA chair
FALCA chair
FALCA armchair
FALCA arm chair
FALCA stool
FALCA stool
FALCA table
FALCA table
FALCA high chair
ECO ACOUSTIC SCREEN ROUND
ECO ACOUSTIC SCREEN SQUARED
DOMO SIDE TABLE
DOMO SIDE TABLE
DOMO SIDE TABLE
CACAO CHAISE LONGUE
CACAO LOUNGE CHAIR
FRAME Console
FRAME Side Table
FRAME Low Table
EXO Mirror (1)
EXO Mirror (2)
OMEGA Stool (1)
OMEGA Chair (2)
OMEGA Chair (3)
OMEGA Chair (4)
OMEGA High Stool (5)
OMEGA High Stool (6)
OMEGA STOOL (7)
OMEGA Large Stool (8)
MOON Mirrors
BOOLEAN Table Globe Lamp
BOOLEAN Floor Globe Lamp
BOOLEAN Suspension Globe Lamp
BOOLEAN Table Tube Lamp
BOOLEAN Suspension Tube Lamp
BOOLEAN Floor Tube Lamp
ROLHA Coffee Table
O Stool
CHAPO Suspension lamp
TOSCO Suspension Lamp
HOOP Table Lamp
UNDER CONSTRUCTION Stool
CUT Lounge Chair
CUT Chair
CUT Stool
CUT High Stool
CUT Side Table
Blackcork is a Portuguese contemporary furniture brand.
The essence of the brand is based on the transformation of expanded black cork
Blackcork represents a journey through innovative design, exploring a material with unique characteristics – expanded black cork.
Toni Grilo, Blackcork's creative director, was invited to bring his innovative vision, and gather other creatives, to a project that reaffirms the importance of cork's design and versatility to create timeless products with a strong connection to sustainability.
Blackcork was created in 2014 by Sofalca, a renowned expanded black cork agglomerate manufacturer for thermic and acoustic insulation in construction, decoration and architecture, since 1966.
Toni Grilo, Blackcork's creative director, was invited to bring his innovative vision, and gather other creatives, to a project that reaffirms the importance of cork's design and versatility to create timeless products with a strong connection to sustainability.
Blackcork was created in 2014 by Sofalca, a renowned expanded black cork agglomerate manufacturer for thermic and acoustic insulation in construction, decoration and architecture, since 1966.
Blackcork products are truly sustainable.
The cork:
sustainable design
sustainable design
It is only used cork of the branches (falca) for the manufacture of cork granules. These are block clusters in autoclave, being 100% natural process, without use of additives. The technology, developed by Sofalca, consists of injecting water vapor through the pellets that will expand and agglutinate with the resins of the cork itself. This "cooking" gives also a dark color to the agglomerated cork, like chocolate. In the production of steam is used biomass, obtained on milling and cleaning the falca, what makes it truly ecological production and without waste, 95% energy self-sufficient. As a super-material, cork offers so many advantages, because in addition to its excellent thermic, acoustic insulation and antivibration characteristic, it is also a CO2 sink playing a key-role in the environment.
a new generation of designers developed our first collection.
Toni Grilo
Designer and art director, Toni Grilo was born in France in 1979.
Graduated from Ecole Boulle in Paris in 2001, he then went to Portugal, finding his roots. He discovers a country rich in industry, a strong craft tradition and then becomes obsessed with the beauty of technical processes and materials.
After various collaborations, he founded, in 2008, his own studio, drawing objects, furniture and scenography.
He creates for several brands contemporary and timeless design pieces, such as Riluc in 2009, Haymann Editions in 2012, Blackcork in 2014. He also created the fair LXD Lisboa Design Show and became art director of the prestigious centenary silver brand Topázio.
In 2019, he co-founded Marm, a marble lighting brand with the manufacturer MCM, and also INOT, a free edition of exceptional pieces in collaboration with craftsmen.
Daniel Vieira
Born 1982, studied industrial design, graduating in 2006.
In 2009 he was awarded the 'Daciano da Costa' in National Design Award in the category design industrial/equipment. e jury enhanced the “simplicity and conceptual coherence of the presented products and systems”. Completed the Master's degree in 2010, with a monograph on the industrial designer Eduardo Afonso Dias, entitled: Two decades of product design in Portuguese.
With the co-orientation of portuguese designer Carlos Aguiar. In that same year opened his own office 0kcal lda.Starts a new path in 2013, explore the junction between industrial design and the world around us, creating new identities for objects.
Gonçalo Campos
Portuguese born. Graduated in product Design in 2008.
Gonçalo Campos, prides in finding surprising solutions, through the sound combination of materials and production methods, in a process that starts from within the object. He takes advantage of the available production methods leveraging their potential to develop ingenious and practical products. Known for a signature mix of humor and pragmatism, he collaborates with international brands, designing furniture, accessories, lighting, and consulting.
Luís Nascimento
Portuguese designer. Lives and works in Setúbal.
He lives and works in Setúbal, Portugal. His work wanders between product, graphic design and illustration. He is inspired by arts and crafts and believes there’s no substitute to a talented craftsman when it comes to delivering quality products. As a designer, he communicates through his work some topics which he considers relevant aimed to provoke some discussion around these same subjects. He is permanently questioning himself what is the role of design in our society either local or global and how can it be used as an important tool to change the current context. His work has been exhibited in Portugal and abroad. He collaborated with companies like Droog, TemaHome, Piodão Group, Hitachi, ExperimentaDesign, Edinteriores, Coral, Scudeguia, Loja do Sal.
Manuel Vital
Working in Lisbon, Portugal.
Manuel Vital is a freelance designer working in Lisbon, Portugal.
With 6 years of experience in Product Design, Exhibition Design, Print Design and Webdesign,.
