Stylist and Artist

Growing up in Barcelona, I spent my childhood in and out of high-end restaurants — my mother was a food critic, and by the time I was ten I was paying as much attention to the whole experience of a meal as to the food itself. I was always the one decorating the plates and platters for all our dinners at home.

My path since has moved through painting, jewelry making, textile art, and collaborations with clothing designers — always circling back to the same instinct: composition. I'm a maker at heart, painting custom runners and building personalized installations. 

When I started making vignettes for art and jewelry shows — adding a place to sit, a rug, a softer edge — people began asking about the spaces themselves, not just the work inside them. That's when vintage entered my practice: a way to bring in pieces that are unique and unexpected, with a story of their own, mixing old and new, modern and traditional.

Table styling, in particular, is where all of my loves meet: the craft of food, the ritual of gathering, and the art of building an experience through décor, light, and texture. It's something people get to touch, use, and make their own — with all their senses engaged. I believe that's what art does best: it makes you feel something, and pulls you, even briefly, out of yourself.