Müsing–Sellés is a design collaboration founded in New York in 2018 by Spanish architect Álvaro Gómez-Sellés and Canadian designer Marisa Müsing. Their practice exists at the intersection of architecture and furniture, where objects are conceived not only as functional pieces but as personal expressions that shape the identity of a space.
The duo’s work is distinguished by its refined simplicity and experimental finishes, exploring how form and material can heighten the dialogue between utility and emotion. By reducing structures to their essential geometries and pairing them with unexpected surface treatments, Müsing–Sellés creates works that are both quietly architectural and distinctly intimate.
Their approach transforms furniture into design objects imbued with character, bridging the boundary between the built environment and the personal realm. Each piece is a study in balance—between function and poetry, restraint and presence—reflecting a vision of design as both meaningful and enduring.
Müsing–Sellés is a design collaboration founded in New York in 2018 by Spanish architect Álvaro Gómez-Sellés and Canadian designer Marisa Müsing. Their practice exists at the intersection of architecture and furniture, where objects are conceived not only as functional pieces but as personal expressions that shape the identity of a space.
The duo’s work is distinguished by its refined simplicity and experimental finishes, exploring how form and material can heighten the dialogue between utility and emotion. By reducing structures to their essential geometries and pairing them with unexpected surface treatments, Müsing–Sellés creates works that are both quietly architectural and distinctly intimate.
Their approach transforms furniture into design objects imbued with character, bridging the boundary between the built environment and the personal realm. Each piece is a study in balance—between function and poetry, restraint and presence—reflecting a vision of design as both meaningful and enduring.
