An&Be, a Spanish company with its own production and materials in Madrid, chose Patricia Bustos studio to design the interiors for their brand. The new concept store is a mashup of hard and soft elements, where craftsmanship and quality are reflected, combining curtains and details made by the artisans who work at the brand.

Arched partitions, natural stones, concrete blocks, terra-cotta, sand and natural rattan, Patricia Bustos studio wanted to reflect that in addition to the basic exquisite and special things, all of these were done by hand to create a timeless space. Those who enter will be drawn to a harmonious space that incorporates a raw aesthetic, while meeting the requirements of the fitting room through exhibitors discovering the brand's numerous collections. Here, architecture and clothing speak to each other, telling a story of tradition and innovation.

The furniture in the store was chosen in earth tones to contrast with the warm tones of the ceiling and the edges of the arches and floor plates. Travertine marble is combined with rose marble to serve as the central table, counter and bench in the fitting area. The entire store is completed with baseboards made of clay blocks of different hues and placed piece by piece throughout the store. The lighting is distributed to create a warm atmosphere and respect the colors of the clothing.

The entire store is designed in a circular environment with a curved finish that references the company's signature buttons and is mixed with mirrors. There are no corners in this space, because all corners are circular, creating a harmonious space in which clothing is the real protagonist.