MATERIALS
Strength and precision for your projects.
Strength and precision for your projects.
Leather is one of the most exquisite and expressive materials in our collection.
Its feel, natural aging, and the depth of its finishes make it a living material, capable of bringing character, warmth, and personality to each piece.
Metal finishing is an essential part of the aesthetic and technical value of furniture. In our production, it takes place in several phases that combine manual work, immersion in metal baths, and the application of protective layers.
Glass and mirrors hold a prominent place in the collection due to their ability to provide visual clarity, luminosity, precision, and a very contemporary material presence. These are surfaces that, in addition to fulfilling an aesthetic function, offer very specific technical features in terms of resistance, safety, and durability.
Wood brings a warm, noble, and timeless presence to our collection. We understand this material to be an essential element due to its excellent technical properties and its ability to accept high-precision finishes, allowing us to develop designs with formal cleanliness and a very refined aesthetic.
Stone brings a serene, solid, and deeply contemporary presence to our collection. It is a material that evokes permanence, stability, and resounding architectural value, allowing us to develop pieces with a clean, precise, and timeless aesthetic. For those elements of the collection that require a high-performance surface, we select state-of-the-art mineral surfaces, composed of an advanced blend of natural minerals and recycled materials.
This selection brings together exceptional materials, chosen for their ability to enrich the collection with a differentiated tactile and visual response. We understand each of these leathers as elements of high artisanal value: materials that provide depth, volume, and a unique identity that transcends conventional use.
The detail is no coincidence. At JoverValls, we understand frames, finishes, and joints as an essential part of each piece's identity, not as a mere complement. Metal perimeters, structural finishes, and manual tacking are part of a savoir-faire that combines precision, resistance, and a carefully crafted aesthetic presence.
For the upholstery of our collection, we use a linen-based fabric, selected for its technical performance and its ability to integrate into various environments. Unlike conventional decorative linens, this material has been formulated for upholstery use, combining the natural texture of the fiber with a reinforced structure that offers greater durability against intensive use.