Fourteen beds made of other products, and a wholesale desk with nobody behind it.
Eight projects on a wheel that turns forty-five degrees at a time, and a home page that changes as far as you move.
Thirty projects, four continents, and a header that takes its colour from every page.
Fifteen frames of studio life on the home page, changing while you read.
Almost no interface: a wordmark, a clock, and a cursor that leaves photographs behind.
Sixteen inflatables and a page that changes colour with each of them.
A photo archive built to be updated weekly without anyone touching code.
Fifty years of catalogue, from Gaudí to Hayon, made shoppable.
A home page that keeps composing itself, and project pages the studio lays out block by block.
Four websites — exhibitions, events, learning, visiting — behaving as one.
OWL is a Barcelona-based design studio led by Alfredo Lopez, which designs and manufactures unique furniture and objects.
