Independent, creative and idealistic. Agatha Ruiz de la Prada set out in the fashion world in 1980 and has always managed to stay away from the trends of the main international catwalks, which has enabled her to design her own global language, a true uprising against the establishment.

Agatha's designs are naughty and optimistic, reflecting humor, nature and colour.

However, their face is sometimes capable of showing us fear and sadness, and this particular combinatio ngives us organic, ductile values that are the living constant of all her objects: chairs, watches, crockery, curtains, fabrics, etc.

This is the new conception of life that covers the smallest details, and infantile, primitive world full of colour and vibrancy.