My MonapartArt and textile functionality: Interview with Clara Sullà27/05/2020 by MonapartIn addition to functionality, her work has a lot of art. And as a good artist-craftswoman, she has a special sensitivity for the materials she works with, knowing how to appreciate the fabrics with almost all the senses: "The touch, the smell, the visual effect and even the sound". The only thing missing is taste, but after getting to know her work, we can say that the taste is ours.Textile
My MonapartImagination, technique and lots of colour: Interview with Laufer15/05/2020 by MonapartShe has gone from making drawings for her friends at school to illustrating for major publishing houses with the same mindset: projecting onto paper – or the screen – what her audience wants to see. What will they learn from the stories told in each illustration? What feelings will the colour palette evoke? In this interview, Laufer tells us where she gets her inspiration to transform concepts into full-colour illustrations.ArtDesign
My MonapartThe story behind hydraulic tiles: Interview with Joan Moliner19/04/2020 by MonapartIn this interview, Joan reveals his passion for hydraulic tiles and gives us a history lesson. A history that, thanks to people like him, is still part of the present in many homes.UpcyclingSoils
My MonapartBuilding with brushes: Interview with Bea Sarrias02/04/2020 by MonapartIn this interview she tells us how her vocation was born, what inspires her to work and what a home portrait photographer's home is like.Art
My MonapartMore wood! Interview with Xavier Mas01/04/2020 by MonapartXavier Mas's life has always been closely linked to art, going through different stages. From studying Fine Arts and working in various museums, to devoting himself fully to one of his lifelong passions, carpentry, where he has managed to stand out in a world dominated by low-cost furniture. Xavier knows the materials well and enjoys the whole process: from the initial work with the wood to the stories told by the furniture already used, as shown in his house full of unique rescued pieces. CarpentryFurniture
My MonapartMishima and much more: Interview with Dani Vega23/03/2020 por MonapartDani Vega's world has always revolved around music. He went from his first chords on his father's guitar to being part of Mishima. More than two decades of success later, Dani is still going strong both with Mishima and with his solo project. And between gigs and recordings, he still has time for his work as a music producer for documentary films, television and advertising. Let the show begin!Art
My MonapartThe greatness of minimalism: Interview with Carla Cascales16/03/2020 by MonapartWe met Carla back in 2010, when Monapart was just starting to open its eyes to the world. And we are happy to see that, since she left the nest (because of our hummingbird), Carla Cascales has grown as a professional to become the renowned artist she is today. One thing is clear to us: we would stay forever in a space filled with her work. FurnitureArt
My MonapartPure inner vitality: interview with Bárbara Aurell09/03/2020 by Monapart The interiors designed by the studio Espacio en Blanco surprise with their vitality, luminosity, harmony and high doses of good vibes. But when you meet who is behind it all, everything...Interior design
My MonapartAt Brott Barcelona02/03/2020 by Monapart"We can't imagine not having dogs". Marta Huguet and Marc Velasco would not be who they are without Nela, Brot and Penny, the greyhounds that have marked their personal... and professional lives. Necessity led them to create Brott Barcelona (2010), a lifestyle and accessories firm for dogs, with collars being the most recognisable products in their catalogue, which boosted the brand.Interior designAnimals
My MonapartUn hogar a todo color: Entrevista a Jorge Stasny25/02/2020 por MonapartLa casa de Jorge Stasny (@jorge_stasny en Instagram) tiene mucho que ver con su obra: un collage de elementos sorprendentes y divertidos, reflejo de un mundo interior en el que nos gustaría entrar un rato a echarnos unas risas. Y a pesar de la estética electrizante, su vivienda también es un lugar donde evadirse y pasar un domingo viendo cine con el proyector o disfrutando de una improvisada ensalada con ingredientes dispares y con mucho color. Como sus ilustraciones. Todo encaja.Art