Sancal is a Spanish furniture company. It was founded in 1973 in Yecla, Murcia, by Santiago Castaño Carpena as a small upholstery workshop — during the years of Spain's transition to democracy. The decisive turning point came in 1992 with the cultural project for the Barcelona Olympics, for which Sancal collaborated with Juli Capella, JJ Belda and Miguel Milá. At the beginning of this century, the second generation — Esther and Elena Castaño-López — took over and established the multidisciplinary Estudio Sancal with graphic designers, industrial designers, interior designers and upholsterers under shared creative direction. The company remains entirely family-owned.

Two factories in Yecla, 19,000 m² of production space, approximately 80 employees and approximately 32,000 pieces produced per year. 100% Made in Spain. Export share: 71%, with a presence in over 90 countries. Designers include Karim Rashid, Toyo Ito, Sebastian Herkner, Luca Nichetto, Note Design Studio, MUT, Raw Color and Sylvain Willenz. The Sample 136 collection is made from post-consumer recycled plastic. Awards: Wallpaper* Award (Void Matters collection) and Interior Design Magazine (Remnant armchair). Range covers sofas, armchairs, chairs, tables and poufs.

Sancal is the Spanish design reference for architects and interior designers seeking exceptionally crafted, colour-rich and substantive upholstered and seating furniture for hospitality, office and residential projects — with proven design depth, full in-house production and a documented sustainability strategy.