Barcelona · 1906
Casa Mila
Casa Milà , popularly known as La Pedrera (the quarry), It is one of the most emblematic residential buildings by the architect Antoni Gaudí and a masterpiece of Catalan modernism.
ArchitectAntoni Gaudí
Built1906 to 1912
Famous ForUNESCO World Heritage
From this building
From Casa Mila
From architecture to jewellery
Architectural detail
The rooftop of Casa Milà
Sculpted in flowing stone, the rooftop chimneys of Casa Milà rise like silent guardians above Barcelona. Their organic contours, shaped by light and shadow, transform functional architecture into timeless sculpture.
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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The story
Organic forms, natural harmony
Casa Milà , popularly known as La Pedrera (the quarry), It is one of the most emblematic residential buildings by the architect Antoni Gaudí and a masterpiece of Catalan modernism. Located at Passeig de Gràcia, 92 in the heart of Barcelona, this architectural gem was built between 1906 and 1912, commissioned by the married couple Pere Milà and Roser Segimon. Since 1984, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its outstanding artistic value
Nature is the origin of all originality.Antoni Gaudí