Interview

Luis Toledo, aka Laprisamata, has brought the intersection between the physical and the digital to life with Blue Desert, an innovative collaborative project with the iconic company Lladró.

Luca Nichetto, an acclaimed designer known for his empathetic approach to design, presents his latest collection, Soft Blown, in collaboration with Lladró. In this interview, we explore the inspiration behind the collection and Nichetto’s creative process.

Kzeng Jiang, a pop-surrealist artist known for his vibrant and radical style, brings his unique vision to the world of porcelain in collaboration with Lladró. In this interview, we delve into Jiang’s artistic journey, his influences, and his recent intervention on our signature piece, The Guest.

Enric Pastor, the renowned journalist specialized in interior design and editor of the new magazine Manera —after more than a decade at the forefront of AD España—invites us on a virtual tour of his home in this interview for Lladró Magazine.

In 2008, industrial designer and artist Paloma Teppa founded Plant the Future, an award-winning botanical art gallery and nature-inspired design firm based in Miami, Florida. Their mission is to help people reconnect with nature through art and design and understand why biophilia exists through experiences inspired by Mother Nature.

Lladró celebrates the 10th anniversary of The Guest collection, a defining creation for the brand’s New Concept line. In 2012, the awarded designer Jaime Hayon created Lladró’s most captivating character, conceiving it as a blank canvas which, over the course of the years, other renowned artists have used to tell the most fantastic stories.

Born in Puerto Rico and settled in Spain for over thirty years now, Héctor Ruiz Velázquez accrued invaluable experience alongside the celebrated architects Rafael Moneo and Alberto Campo Baeza in fields such as architecture, city planning, interiors, corporate branding, and product design.

The Mexican designer Olga Hanono makes the most of her three big passions design, art and architecture to build an impressive career dotted with numerous awards. Impossible to classify in one single facet, Olga finds her distinctive creative expression in what one might call a multidisciplinary eclectic style.