Eixample, 2016. The doors open.
Espai París isn’t just shown; it is experienced.
It was a lubricant workshop in the 1920s. Long, narrow, and full of character.
In the renovation, we let memory speak without getting stuck in the purely industrial: some brick walls peek through, while the rest is dressed in light tones to capture the light.
On the ground floor, the gallery beats: rotating art, furniture with history, and intentional lighting. At the back, the typical Eixample courtyard becomes a social stage: receptions, cocktails, and gatherings that change with the season.
Above, a wood and iron mezzanine houses offices and meeting rooms: the workshop where ideas take shape. The large opening towards the courtyard, with both doors wide open, connects inside and out, making everything flow.
Espai París was our studio, our second physical location in the city: a place to think, touch, and experiment.
Nothing stays the same here. Everything evolves.
And design, more than being seen, is felt.