Abstract
- Aesop opens new 105 sqm retailer in Madrid’s Las Salesas district
- Inside options Spanish Modernist “Trencadís” mosaics and hammered Cathedral glass
- Design by Matteo Ferrari and Ciszak Dalmas blends native craft with architectural magnificence
Aesop has opened its newest retail house within the coronary heart of Madrid’s Las Salesas neighborhood, mixing native artistry with architectural magnificence. Designed by Matteo Ferrari and Ciszak Dalmas, the 105-square-meter retailer attracts inspiration from Spanish Modernism and the close by Palacio de Longoria.
Inside, the shop options the “Trencadís” mosaic method, with fragmented ceramics adorning the flooring, counters and shows in a nod to early Twentieth-century design. Pure gentle filters by way of hammered “Cathedral” glass, illuminating freestanding sinks crafted from Spanish Wild Granite, glass and walnut wooden.
A clear portico anchors the rear of the shop, providing a visible connection between back and front areas. Clay plaster partitions and wooden veneers full the house with heat and tactility, making a refined but inviting environment for guests. The Madrid outpost displays Aesop’s continued dedication to architectural storytelling and native craftsmanship.
