When there seems to be nothing left, we find wonderful spaces.

Charismatic, surprising, beautiful and derelict buildings. A heritage to rescue from disillusion. Authentic architectural treasures that were once the pride of the neighborhood and that today go almost unnoticed for those who walk in front of them.

Some of these emblematic buildings retain handcrafted elements and materials from another period, which have a great ornamental value. Brackets, coffers, girders… It is a virtue to see that grandeur retained in some properties.

Creativity, talent, ethics and a certain sensitivity. Entering these derelict buildingss and perceiving your silent voice is really moving. We feel curious to see what is behind that noble wooden portal, as we cross its threshold what we see doesn’t disappoint us, high stone walls, clay slabs, fences with watermarks… Pieces with character, personality and high doses of charm, finds that deserve to be rescued and cared.

Preserving heritage is part of success when rehabilitating a space.

Handcrafted elements that help to achieve an outstanding design.

Along with vintage furniture and antiques, thousands of interesting items rescued by Francisco Segarra, piece by piece. Wonderful historical stories, with a high decorative value, are crowded in a showroom that treasures beautiful objects and stories.

Damaged by demolitions element that are still today with us and fascinate us. Fragments of forgotten, iconic, admirable, bewildering or touching settings, all of them seen as unique and peculiar.

From the natural course of time an evocative landscape emerges in relict buildings. Urban architectural decadence has always been one of our sources of inspiration. A rubric in our most relevant projects and the hallmark of our boldest and most remarkable collections.

Try to imagine what is behind the shuttered windows of an old but once beautiful building, where there are only a few remains, and get inspired. Old furniture, scattered books, dropped tiles, cracked walls, humidity, graffitis and the echo of our steps.

Only a reference in vintage aesthetics can devise collections that recreate the beauty of these spaces where the light has gone out.