Introduction to Lorenzo Castillo

Lorenzo Castillo is a renowned antiques dealer and one of Spain's most influential interior designers. His notable projects include the Loewe boutiques in Madrid, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, the Museo del Traje in Madrid, and contributions to the decoration of the Spanish Royal wedding. He has also designed interiors for various private residences, hotels, and restaurants, such as the Palacio Santo Mauro in Madrid and a Spanish restaurant located in the former Lloyd’s Bank building in London. His work has been widely published in leading international decoration magazines.

Collaboration with G&D Editor

Lorenzo Castillo has partnered with G&D editor, a respected international textile publisher, to launch his first fabric collection. This collaboration leverages G&D's extensive experience in the textile industry to bring his designs to market.

Design Philosophy and Collection Characteristics

The collection reflects Lorenzo Castillo's deep knowledge of history and decorative arts, showcasing his unique approach to interior design. It features a variety of textiles including velvets, floral prints (indianas), and geometric patterns. The collection is distinguished by an innovative color palette that combines these elements to create a distinctive decorative style.

Fabric Collection Overview

The collection includes several fabric lines, each identified by a name and a code, with multiple color or pattern variations indicated by numerical suffixes. Key fabric lines include:

• Tabanera (GDT5035): Variants 001 to 007
• Laidi (GDT5040): Variants 001 to 006
• Saint Yago (GDT5036)
• Inigo (GDT5044)
• Villamayor (GDT5034)
• Lolo (GDT5037)
• Ramon (GDT5038)
• Pepa (GDT5039)

Each fabric line offers a range of colorways or patterns, providing versatility for various interior design applications.

Critical Information and Best Practices

• Expertise: The collaboration with G&D ensures high-quality textile production backed by industry experience.
• Design Integration: The collection is designed to harmonize historical and decorative art influences with modern color schemes.
• Application: Suitable for diverse interior environments including boutiques, museums, hotels, restaurants, and private residences.