This 2025, Arcos has taken another step forward in its commitment to innovation and design by participating for the first time in Casa Decor, one of Spain’s leading platforms for interior design, trends, and lifestyle. It has done so with “Cut to Share,” a conceptual space designed by the creative studio CuldeSac™, which reinterprets the Arcos universe from a contemporary perspective without losing sight of its roots.
Cutting is Sharing
Starting from the knife—an undeniable symbol of the brand—the project becomes a visual and sensory metaphor for Arcos’ philosophy: cutting is not about separating, it is about sharing. In the space, metal strips form an enveloping lattice, while molds are arranged on the floor as if marking a path toward the heart of the installation: a central mechanism that brings together cuts, shapes, and emotions.
Everything in “Cut to Share” speaks of craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the importance of the moment shared around a table. Because behind every Arcos knife, there’s more than just steel and precision: there is intention, tradition, and innovation.
A Partnership with CuldeSac™ to Speak the Language of Design
With this project, CuldeSac™ has successfully translated the essence of Arcos into a spatial language full of meaning. “We believe in design as a tool to create authentic connections. This space was born from the desire to tell a story from what’s essential,” explains the studio.
The collaboration with CuldeSac™ has been a natural alliance. Both brands share a vision where functionality and emotion go hand in hand. As Roberto Arcos, CEO of the company, points out: “Design and functionality have always been the soul of our brand. Our participation in Casa Decor, guided by CuldeSac’s innovative vision, allows us to engage in a direct dialogue with the design world.”
One More Step in Our Evolution
With over 290 years of history and presence in 94 countries, Arcos continues to explore new territories without losing sight of what’s essential: quality, design, and a passion for making the kitchen a space to live, create, and share.
In addition to its own space, the brand is also present in other environments of this year’s Casa Decor edition, such as the Cocinas Schmidt project designed by Jean Porsche, where Arcos pieces complement a vibrant and sophisticated proposal aimed at those who see the kitchen as the true heart of the home.
Participation in Casa Decor marks a milestone in the brand’s journey toward new audiences and creative synergies, reaffirming once again that tradition and innovation can go hand in hand.
📍 Cut to Share by Arcos can be visited until May 18th at Space 10 (first floor) of Casa Decor 2025, Calle Sagasta 33, Madrid.
