CLERHP brings Spanish design to Punta Cana with three new firms joining Larimar City & Resort

The company has chosen Divani Star, Comodón and Aromas del Campo to furnish the homes and shared spaces of Larimar City & Resort, a project with an investment of more than 600 million euros for its first phase.

Spanish group CLERHP, specialised in engineering, architecture, construction and real estate development, continues to bring leading Spanish companies into its flagship project, “The Jewel of the Caribbean”: Larimar City & Resort. The company has recently signed agreements with three leading firms in furniture, rest systems and lighting that will equip the homes and shared spaces of the complex in Punta Cana.

The company has added to its network of partners the brands “Divani Star”, a sofa manufacturer based in Albacete; “Comodón”, the Yecla-based firm specialising in rest systems; and “Aromas del Campo”, a Valencian design lighting company. The agreements were signed by CLERHP’s president, Juan Andrés Romero, while the selection and contracting process was coordinated by the company’s Director of After-Sales and Interior Design, Ángela Moyano.

Mediterranean design in the Caribbean

The addition of these brands reflects CLERHP’s strategy of surrounding itself with companies that have a solid international track record, recognised for the quality of their products, their design and their ability to deliver durable solutions in an environment such as the Caribbean. Beyond their established presence in the Spanish market, the three firms share an identity rooted in Mediterranean design, which will have a prominent presence throughout Larimar City & Resort.

Voices behind the agreement

“At CLERHP we bet on Spanish talent and industry because they represent values we identify with. Our goal is for every home and every shared space to convey the identity of Larimar City & Resort from the very first moment. To achieve that, we select companies that not only offer excellent products, but that share our vision of creating functional, elegant spaces designed to last and to be lived in. Bringing that Mediterranean character to the Caribbean adds differential value to the project,” says Ángela Moyano, Director of After-Sales and Interior Design at CLERHP.

With these additions, CLERHP continues to expand the network of strategic suppliers taking part in the development of Larimar City & Resort, reinforcing a model that prioritises collaboration with leading companies. Firms such as Point, Roca, TK Elevator, Ferralia, Technal and Concremax have been announced previously, among others.