“Design is a plan for arranging elements in such a way as best to accomplish a particular purpose."

- Charles Eames

VILLA EMI

In the late 18th century, Spanish colonial settlers in California built homes that blended Spanish architecture with local materials and climate considerations, becoming the signature style of Southern California homes. Characterized by their low-pitched red tile roofs and white stucco walls, these structures faithfully embody the quintessential attributes of Spanish and Mexican architectural traditions. Embracing the surrounding natural environment, these homes feature central courtyards, maximizing their adaptation to the region’s climate and fostering a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. Villa Emi draws inspiration from the Spanish colonial architecture popular throughout Florida, California, Arizona, and New Mexico. Featuring a central courtyard, it allows for the interior and exterior to become one.

DE VALENCIA

De València, a wallcovering line inspired by the city of València, embraces the city's light and mild climate with each design radiating a sense of tranquility and harmony. Aceituna, Agua, Naranja, Playa, and Trencadís capture the spirit of carefree days and pleasant evenings spent in València's endless summer.