Past as a value for the future.

Apr, 2023 • 1 Min. Read

The past defines the identity of the firms we collaborate with in very different ways.

As a Tribute.

Reviving and bringing to life pieces conceived many years ago is not only a way to honor the past. It also underscores the importance and value of good design, which endures over time. Its durability and quality, but also its aesthetics, remain as current and beautiful as when it was created.

As Craftsmanship.

All the firms we represent are manufacturers, but their production processes revive trades that could be considered ancient and nearly obsolete. Cabinetmakers and upholsterers, potters and weavers are occupations where manual skill is synonymous with craftsmanship. It also requires care and a lot of patience. These processes are integrated into modern industry with respect and admiration.

As Heritage.

Honoring the past is also betting on the future. Because these products are designed to last. The ephemeral is a whim. What endures over time is not a luxury, but a way to reaffirm our commitment to the present and, therefore, the future.

These products can become a precious legacy passed down from generation to generation, as they not only can inhabit contemporary spaces but also serve as a gift for our children.

What is tradition for us today also represented innovation in its time.

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Thanks

This website is dedicated to all those people who, in one way or another, have helped this project/dream/desire to begin and take shape.

Special thanks to my wife and my parents for supporting me, to Cristina Escarrà and Alfonso Pérez Rosales for generously sharing with me their experience as agents, to those clients who, in one way or another, have given me wise advice, to the brands that have placed their trust in me, and to Gonzalo, my godfather, who, with his always generous help, and guiding me throughout this process, is largely to blame for the fact that I can boast of being an “entrepreneur”.

Thanks also to Nuria, Rafa and Guillermo, who, to help me in the hard beginnings of any entrepreneurial activity, have opened the doors of their home, let me share with them a bit of their personal lives when I pass through their cities of residence, and give me free accommodation.

Thanks to all!