The lamps in our main dining room are crafted by infinitelights-design.com from their “Storm Glory” collection for climate change, poetically repurposed logs suspended from the restaurant’s ceiling, sourced from storm-ravaged Barcelona beaches, giving voice through design to the story of each piece, not to mention lamps with barrel hoops, reception and bar and other interesting pieces.
The lamps in our main dining room are crafted by infinitelights-design.com from their “Storm Glory” collection for climate change, poetically repurposed logs suspended from the restaurant’s ceiling, sourced from storm-ravaged Barcelona beaches, giving voice through design to the story of each piece, not to mention lamps with barrel hoops, reception and bar and other interesting pieces.
The lamps in our main dining room are crafted by infinitelights-design.com from their “Storm Glory” collection for climate change, poetically repurposed logs suspended from the restaurant’s ceiling, sourced from storm-ravaged Barcelona beaches, giving voice through design to the story of each piece, not to mention lamps with barrel hoops, reception and bar and other interesting pieces.
The paintings on display at Green Leka are part of the 8bocas.art collection, the Micromundo art project. It all started with the creation of five small paintings from scraps of different types of wood that the designers kept in their workshop. This was followed by the seaweed painting, and finally the Three Chestnuts painting, which took longer to appear as the pieces had to be larger in size. The whole, “The Juice of Life”, is considered an unfinished process… Artist: Ana G Claver.
The paintings on display at Green Leka are part of the 8bocas.art collection, the Micromundo art project. It all started with the creation of five small paintings from scraps of different types of wood that the designers kept in their workshop. This was followed by the seaweed painting, and finally the Three Chestnuts painting, which took longer to appear as the pieces had to be larger in size. The whole, “The Juice of Life”, is considered an unfinished process… Artist: Ana G Claver.
The paintings on display at Green Leka are part of the 8bocas.art collection, the Micromundo art project. It all started with the creation of five small paintings from scraps of different types of wood that the designers kept in their workshop. This was followed by the seaweed painting, and finally the Three Chestnuts painting, which took longer to appear as the pieces had to be larger in size. The whole, “The Juice of Life”, is considered an unfinished process… Artist: Ana G Claver.