In collaboration with international interior designer Lorenzo Castillo and bioclimatic architecture experts MVN Arquitectos, we created 3D renders of different eco-friendly designs and selected the solutions that offer the lowest possible impact without sacrificing design.

The 149 m2 space features wooden beams sourced from Spanish forests, a material with a positive CO2 impact, as trees actively absorb CO2 from the atmosphere throughout their life cycle. Wood has also been used for the elegant footwear displays, benches and ceramic-tiled tables. The walls are covered in terracotta to naturally regulate heat and humidity, while abundant natural light and LED bulbs further reduce energy consumption.