The interior designer and antique dealer Lorenzo Castillo, reference figure in international design, stars in a new session of the cycle Traveling Looks, moderated by the founder and creative director of Mune, Laura Gallego, y Nicolas Bas, director of the cycle and patron of Canada Blanch Foundation. A unique opportunity to delve into the career of one of the Spanish creators most recognized for his ability to reinterpret tradition from a contemporary perspective..
Castillo has developed a career marked by the dialogue between eras and styles, combining antiques, art and textiles with a personal language that has placed him among the most influential designers on the current scene. His work covers projects in Europe, United States and Latin America, from private residences to hotels, shops and institutional spaces, always with a sensitivity that combines classic and modern in unique atmospheres.
From the hand of the director of the cycle, Nicolas Bas, and Laura Gallego, We discover how travel experiences have transformed the vision of one of Spain's most important creators, enriching his work and providing new forms of dialogue between cultures.
