Pepe Cosín

Pepe Cosín, born in Valencia in 1956, is a renowned interior designer with over four decades of experience. Trained in Applied Arts, he founded his own studio in the 1980s and has since developed his work with consistency, staying away from fleeting trends and guided by a philosophy in which design is not only seen, but also felt. One of his greatest passions is rugby, a sport he played from a young age and which has shaped his approach to work; collective effort and enjoyment of the process are values he brings into his studio and every project. He is currently the Dean of the College of Interior Designers of the Valencian Community (CDICV), where he promotes visibility and professionalization of the sector, and also teaches the Master's in Interior Design at CEU.

Cosín Estudio was founded in Valencia in the 1980s, in the premises on Pizarro Street that once housed the store Aurelio y Cosín, established by Pepe Cosín and Aurelio Miralles. After the partnership dissolved, the studio was renamed Cosín y Cosín, a nod to both the repetition of the name and the dual nature of the business: the design of the container (the project) and the content (furniture and accessories). It later adopted its current name and moved to a larger space, from which it also organizes cultural activities such as exhibitions and gatherings. With nearly 40 years of experience, the studio is made up of a multidisciplinary team united by a common idea: the “Culture of the project.” Each commission is approached with customized, coherent, and contemporary solutions. Its portfolio includes projects in homes, hotels, offices, restaurants, hospitals, and retail spaces, as well as custom furniture design.