Working alongside international interior designer Lorenzo Castillo and experts in bioclimatic architecture MVN arquitectos, we created 3D renders of different eco-designs and choose the solutions that offer the lowest impact possible without compromising on design.

Wood beams sourced from Spanish forests wave across the 149 m² space, a material with a positive CO2 impact, as trees actively absorb CO2 from the atmosphere during their lifecycles. The wood is extended into the sleek footwear displays, benches, and tables fitted with ceramic tiles. Terracotta covers the walls to naturally regulate heat and humidity while ample natural light and LED bulbs further reduce energy consumption.