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We are pleased to announce that José M. Sans Amill, S.A., the company behind the Kriskadecor brand, has been awarded a Special Mention in the Design and Company category at the National Innovation and Design Awards 2024, the highest recognition in the field of design in Spain.

Are you looking for a unique way to integrate Kriskadecor’s chain links into your project?

It all begins with a small chain link that becomes the heart of the space, transforming environments as varied as hotels, restaurants, offices, and shopping centres. We invite you to discover inspiring projects that include fully customised design solutions in size, shape, and colour.

In an ever-evolving environment, Extended Reality (XR) technology, which includes Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, has solidified its position as an essential component in the habitat industry.

Leaving the comfort zone and accelerating the level of innovation to move towards new business models. Generating, evolving, or implementing ideas that can change the reality of the company, the sector, or provoke the emergence of industries that we had not considered until now.

The word façade comes from the Italian "facciata" and is defined as the outer face or set of outer faces of a building, which has a very important technical and aesthetic role.

As a restless company with a desire to innovate, over the last 4 months several members of the Kriskadecor team have participated in a project on disruptive innovation methodologies where they have learnt to analyse and better understand our company and our environment.

Innovation can be defined as the process through which you implement something new that adds value. It's essential to keep up to date with the latest trends and seek customer satisfaction to achieve this goal.

All our projects are born from a minimal and "indissoluble" element: our aluminium chain link. From here, everything is possible: colours, shapes, volumes, contrasts... Each link allows us to explore creativity in 3 dimensions to surprise the senses.

Weaving is a craft that dates to ancient times. In pre-Columbian times, these pieces were made for multiple purposes: clothing, offerings, tribute, exchanges (their value was the same as that of gold), etc. The pieces obtained were full of meaning and art that embodied culture and language.