Of clear decorative value, this ceramic relief plate glazed using a brush is characterised by a harmonious black and white composition and striking irregular shapes. The design of the lapwing, which is drawn from tradition, is reinterpreted with the utmost contemporary taste.

The original circular shape of the bed headboard is made of chestnut wood and is decorated with an elegant central motif depicting a Sun with a stylised face and carved frames, being the obvious compositional craftsmanship and artistic skill.

The minimal shape of this vase is characterised by a black background against which an animated, magical underwater world is seemingly brought to life, emphasised by the bright iridescent effects of glazing and fine details.

The essential lines of this armchair enhance the original asymmetrical composition of the decorative modules, in strong graphic and chromatic contrast, amongst which the central horse stands out, an element taken from the local decorative iconography with a stylised and contemporary form.

Being a timeless object, the draughts is hand-crafted in walnut and fir wood, with moulded checkerboard marquetry, pieces carved individually by hand and small drawer.