Barcelona · 1904
Casa Batlló
Casa Batlló is an architectural masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí, located at number 43 of Paseo de Gracia in the city of Barcelona.
ArchitectAntoni Gaudí
Built1904 to 1906
Detail usedDragon roof scales
From this building
From Casa Batlló
From architecture to jewellery
Architectural detail
The Facade
The façade of Casa Batlló is shaped by flowing stone and iridescent stained glass, dissolving the boundary between structure and nature. Like the skin of a living organism, it captures and transforms light throughout the day, revealing Gaudí's vision of architecture in constant motion.
Jewellery interpretation
Windows Skin
The Windows Skin collection reinterprets the windows' flowing silhouette as wearable sculpture. Openwork forms and graceful curves capture the harmony between light, architecture, and craftsmanship, transforming one of Gaudí's most iconic details into timeless jewellery.
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Architectural detail
The dragon’s back
The roof’s undulating form and iridescent scales resemble the back of a mythical dragon. These tiles are designed to resemble the scaly skin of a mythical dragon, symbolizing the legend of Saint George, the patron saint of Catalonia.
Jewellery interpretation
Dragon's Scales
collection draws its inspiration from the legendary roof of Antoni Gaudí's Casa Batlló, where architecture evokes the back of a mythical dragon. Each piece captures the fluid geometry, texture, and light of this iconic masterpiece.
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Architectural detail
Noble Floor Door
The entrance to Casa Batlló's Noble Floor welcomes visitors with flowing timber forms and luminous stained glass. Its organic geometry blurs the boundary between architecture and nature, embodying Gaudí's vision of movement, light, and craftsmanship.
Jewellery interpretation
Threshold
Inspired by the graceful silhouette of the Noble Floor door, Threshold collection transforms architectural rhythm into a sculptural jewel. Its openwork design echoes the door's flowing lines, preserving the elegance and harmony of Gaudí's masterpiece in a timeless piece to wear.
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Architectural detail
The noble Floor Chandelier
The sweeping cornice of the Noble Floor moves like a continuous wave, softening the transition between wall and ceiling. Its fluid silhouette reflects Gaudí's fascination with nature, where architecture flows with effortless grace rather than rigid geometry.
Jewellery interpretation
Chandelie Blossom
Inspired by the gentle rhythm of the cornice, Chandelier Blossom collection translates continuous movement into a sculptural jewel. Smooth curves and flowing contours capture the elegance of the original form, preserving its sense of harmony and motion.
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The story
Organic forms, natural harmony
Casa Batlló is an architectural masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí, located at number 43 of Paseo de Gracia in the city of Barcelona. It is a wonderful, colorful building that has been awarded by UNESCO. It was originally built in 1877 by Emilio Sala Cortés and was purchased in 1903 by the industrialist Josep Batlló. Batlló commissioned Gaudí to completely renovate the building in 1904, giving him complete creative freedom. Gaudí transformed the building into a true work of art.
Both the exterior and interior of the building are mesmerizing. It is crafted from a fascinating blend of materials, including stained glass, wrought iron, wood, ceramics, and stone tiles.
Nature is the origin of all originality.Antoni Gaudí