A taste for extravagance, respect for tradition, and passion for craftsmanship can be felt in every corner of Veluto \u2014 a concept store devoted to design, interiors, and perfumery, among other singular objects.<\/p>\n
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At Veluto, the team seeks new ways of relating to design and its participants, driven by a pursuit of the unique \u2014 and from that vision, their catalog takes shape. Distinctive designs, both near and far, from the past, the present, and for all time.<\/p>\n
Deeply in love with their origins, they create with materials that are near and dear to them. Metal: drawn from the heart of the Basque Country, where the metallurgical industry once shaped the region\u2019s prosperity. Wood: from the oceanic climate that nurtures the finest oaks, alders, and ash trees. A heartfelt homage to process and roots.<\/p>\n
But they are equally fascinated by what lies beyond. Their quest for things that are different takes them to fairs, brocantes<\/em>, and bazaars \u2014 discovering new talents and small artisans from here and there. They are drawn to all that bears character and temperament.<\/p>\n This includes the California walnut, Carrara stone, French perfume, and Egyptian cotton.<\/p>\n A mixture of materials and shapes creates volumes that give rise to select, unique pieces which complement each other and provide spaces with a sense of scope and coherence. The pieces are a manifesto of a lifestyle, of a taste for the savoir faire<\/em> which lies in perfect stitching and impactful corners.<\/p>\n This is a place to live beauty, to celebrate talent, to delight in every detail. Music, fragrance \u2014 everything is chosen with calm deliberation; nothing here is accidental. Lighting, far more than a technical necessity, becomes an architectural layer that gives life to each space and transforms the experience. The simple speaks to the sophisticated; the everyday converses with the exclusive.<\/p>\n I\u00f1igo Iriarte is the designer and founder of Veluto. He conceives every space as a habitable narrative in which material, light, and proportion become language. He does not believe in neutral interiors \u2014 he designs places that provoke and seduce, blending gentle brutalism with delicacy, memory with attitude. His work seeks to transcend aesthetics, becoming emotion \u2014 atmospheres not only to inhabit, but to remember.<\/p>\n \n <\/p>\n Veluto<\/strong><\/p>\n Calle San Bartolom\u00e9 5, San Sebasti\u00e1n.<\/p>\n