Collection of fabrics with ethnic prints.   Sierra Leona Printed fabric with ethnic stripes, 100% cotton base that coordinates with the Rodesia collection. Available in 3 colours: beige, black and navy blue.     Rodesia Spectacular tribal design, 100% cotton base, available in 2 colours: grey and

Sikkim is a state of Northeast India, an old English colony that shares borders with China, Bhutan and Nepal. This is the place where the third highest mountain in the world named Kanchenjunga is, after Everest and K2. It gives

Tasmania Printed fabric with bouquet of tropical and fruit motifs, 100% linen, available in 2 colours: linen and blue water effect.       Queensland Spectacular printed fabric with romantic style: flowers, birds, butterflies

Printed fabric with tropical motifs of palm trees on velvet cotton/viscose base, available in 3 spectacular and original color combinations: terracotta and ochre on a black base, green on a beige base, khakis and grey on a raw base.         Bahamas, the

Barbados is an outdoor collection inspired by three Caribbean islands, Guadeloupe, Jamaica and Barbados. —Guadalupe: it is a design of green palm leaves on a crude background, with a shaded line that adds volume to the drawing. —Jamaica: outdoor patterned design that

Kerala is a collection of printed fabrics inspired by the state of Kerala in South India. A rustic silk like base with foral motifs mixed with mosaics and coordinated with plain fabrics and woven stripes. A fresh and elegant collection

Collection of Indian-inspired printed fabrics in three large families of colours, coordinated with a woven stripe and with one of Güell Lamadrid's best-selling plain fabrics.     Nepali: printed cotton fabric with a monochrome floral design, with a positive and negative efect. Available

This collection is the result of more than a year working together with the prestigious interior designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán. 15 months of close collaboration in which we have learned and enjoyed the company of this very special and interesting character.     La

Sintra It is inspired by the drawings of most traditional Japan. It is a toile de Jouy with exotic motifs on a nuanced base of a water-color look alike colored linen. Its fall makes it an ideal fabric to decorate noble

Nandi A linen printed with a drawing of the Nandi or sacred cows of India that give the name to the collection, inspired by some original oil paintings from India. The ranges of color range from blue celadons to terracotta, mustard,