Jòdul, a leading family business in the distribution of materials for construction, architecture and interior design, has renovated its 1.500 m² exhibition space in Taradell (Barcelona) as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations.

The renovated showroom, designed by the Nualart studio and the Jòdul team, features an impressive water area surrounded by eleven rooms designed by local interior designers in which top-level firms such as Mutina, Sira Concrete, Dica, Florim, Marazzi, Duravit and Dornbracht are displayed. The result is an inspiring space in which to discover the latest trends and with which Jòdul reaffirms its commitment to quality and excellence in the sector.

The new space has become a real meeting point for decoration lovers thanks to the collaboration with leading interior designers and architects from Central Catalonia, who have designed unique and personal atmospheres to create a different vision of what is different in the world of interior design.

Through a tour of the renovated space and its different atmospheres, we discover how harmony and balance, simplicity and elegance, experimentation and creativity are presented as key elements in the new showroom, inspiring and inviting us to live unique experiences in a welcoming ambience.

The center has become a meeting point thanks to the collaboration with outstanding interior designers and architects from Central Catalonia, where each one of them has shown their personality, creating a surprising and diverse vision: Alda Studio with its space "Oasis Cromàtic", Estudi Nualart with "Nuansa", Albert Nebot with "Zenit", RS Arquitectura and Sandra Soler worked together on the spaces "Pigment" and "Aura", while Mireia Torruella presented "Oasis", Colomer Rifà "D'Orígens", Marta Mir "Grid", Dizaynct "Sensi", and 4 Ratlles and Abel Monmany "APlom" and "Terra" respectively.

"At Jòdul we wanted to go a step further and consolidate our position as a benchmark in the sector. The refurbishment of the showroom, the hub center of the company, which fuses design, creativity and functionality, will allow us to continue tackling major projects. Through the optimisation of space, a warm design, refined lines and harmonious aesthetics, we have achieved the ideal place to inspire and showcase the latest design trends", explains Aman Cabanas, spokesperson for Jòdul.

Jòdul is committed to becoming an extension of the architecture and interior design studio in terms of materials, showing in its space a wide variety of possibilities and firms to offer its customers: floor and wall coverings, parquet and wood, kitchens, bathrooms and construction materials. The design of the showroom, which stands out for its combination of clean lines with
a palette of neutral tones, achieves a visually harmonious ambience where the materials are the protagonists. The natural light not only highlights the details and colours of the products, but also conveys a sense of serenity.

Jòdul's clients, both nationally and internationally, include some of the leading hotel and supermarket chains, as well as housing developers and hospitality projects. In addition, one of the company's key areas is private housing. The company, which is constantly growing and updating, has presented a new corporate website that allows you to customise lists of materials for projects
and seek inspiration through conceptual environments, with the aim of becoming an extension of its two physical spaces: the Taradell headquarters and Jòdul Lab, which opened in 2017 and, located at Numància 205 in Barcelona, has a surface area of 400 m². 

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About Jòdul 
Since 1992, Jòdul has been offering ceramic floor and wall tiles, parquet, bathrooms and kitchens that combine quality, functionality and aesthetics. Founded as Aman in 1962 by the first generation of the current owners, the company became Jòdul 30 years ago. 
Today, with the third generation, it has grown and evolved, and has a team of 35 professionals, two reference spaces in Taradell and Barcelona, and works on projects at national and international level without losing sight of its origins. With firms such as Mutina, Sira Concrete, Dica, Florim, Marazzi, Duravit and Dornbracht, Jòdul has become a benchmark in the distribution of materials for construction, architecture and interior design. www.jodul.com