Spanish Design

Think of modern Spanish style as a hybrid: part Spanish colonial, part modern-day decor. Think traditional touches like terracotta vases, rustic wood furniture, quatrefoil windows, modern sofas, and modern colours (like greige) for walls and modern lighting fixtures (like floor and table lamps).
A set of six Joseph Llusca chairs featuring curved wooden seats and backrests with sleek chrome legs and armrests.

Josep Lluscà, a versatile and innovative designer, harmonizes historical influences with contemporary design, creating iconic furniture and lighting pieces. His legacy spans awards, education, and advocacy.Read More →

Interior of the eastern side of the Sagrada Familia

A couple marvel at Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Família, a representation of Antoni Gaudí’s architectural brilliance and design philosophy. The basilica’s interior offers a tapestry of light and color and, still under construction since 1882, stands as a testament to the evolving nature of art and architecture.Read More →