Creating furniture and interiors with personality since 2020 — at the crossroads of art and function. Pushing the boundaries of design, grounded in everyday use, in constant dialogue with the environment. We work hand in hand with local artisans and use recycled and natural materials to minimize our environmental impact.
Creating beauty with passion and tradition
Circular Economy
and the island’s trades
Promoting the circular economy
A production cycle that values every resource, minimizes waste, and gives materials a new lease on life. Pieces like “La Mallorquina” are made from reclaimed blinds; the “Moulin” lamps, from leather scraps from the “MORE” armchair. .
Preserving the
local tradition
We work side by side with the island’s artisans, masters of crafts passed down from generation to generation. Mallorcan cordwork, palm heart cord, and solid wood in every detail.
Supporting Our Artisans
In partnership with the LOOP Project and the Deixalles Foundation. Every purchase helps ensure a sustainable future for unique skills and for the community.
Adriane Escarfullery’s biography is a blend of experience, training, research and work, shaped by diverse influences that have defined her professional journey.
His path in design began in Palma de Mallorca in 2010, where she completed part of her studies and worked with well-established local firms.. However, her search for new challenges took her to Lyon in 2013. There he continued her training and had the opportunity to collaborate with architect and furniture designer Jérôme Sornay. From him, she learned to seek the balance between design and comfort, as well as a deep respect for the natural environment.
A year later, in 2014, she settled in London, where she combined her architecture studies with work at various firms — most notably Desitecture, an urban design, interior design and research group founded by Layton Reid. With them, she took part in the development of skyscrapers and avant-garde architectural projects.
Since 2016, Adriane has carried out numerous architectural projects across Europe, the Caribbean and Central America, and has collaborated with world-renowned firms such as Benoy — from whom she learned, among many things, to place people at the heart of every project.
Another key milestone in Adriane’s career has been the international awards she has received for her work on various architectural projects. Recognition that has helped her consolidate her values and shape her working philosophy.
In 2020, a pivotal year, Adriane took a decisive step by founding her own furniture design studio in Palma de Mallorca. A decision significantly influenced by her father, who owns an impressive furniture collection and has played a decisive role in her career, and which marked the beginning of this new and exciting chapter.
