For the April issue of Architectural Digest Spain, the photography studio La Dichosa, specialized in fashion, produced the report "The biophilia effect" on sustainable design lamps. Our COURO lamp, made from 8 leaves of a unique American palm tree, without chemicals or varnishes, is one of the selected light fixtures in this wonderful photo session that intertwines contemporary design with fashion and sustainability. Ceci Ferrero, an expert upcycling designer who practices slow … [Read more...]
Slow Christmas with Let’s Pause
At Let’s Pause we celebrate Christmas with only natural and sustainable products that help create an ambience of warmth and welcome that is so typical of homes everywhere during this time of year. Our collection includes handmade pieces that combine the beauty of the material with the power of craft, of that which is created over time with love. This Christmas we invite you to enjoy the peace and calm of the holidays by the fire, surrounded by the warmth of home, seated on an organic … [Read more...]
Let’s Rest! Natural bedrooms for better sleep
Since ancient times, elements of natural origin have been used to achieve feelings of well-being and relaxation. For this reason, it is so important to introduce natural furniture and accessories into the bedroom, the room that is especially destined for our rest. Let’s Pause furniture and accessories are handmade, using artisanal manufacturing techniques that respect the environment, from organic materials such as esparto, wood, sisal and other natural fibres. Their artisan and natural … [Read more...]
The Spanish magazine Architectural Digest presents Let’s Pause
The recognized Spanish decoration magazine Architectural Digest selected Let's Pause for its special review "Decoration Radar", where it emphasizes the natural philosophy of our brand, which promotes craftsmanship and raw, sustainable materials. We hope you enjoy reading the full article... … [Read more...]
Slovakian magazine ATRIUM features the new COURO collection
Thank you to the editorial team of slovakian printed magazine ATRIUM for dedicating two full pages of their June issue to the new COURO collection, which consists of two models of hanging lamps and a decorative hat. This sustainable designs are created from the strong yet flexible leaves of an American palm tree, whose natural gloss and cocoa colour provide a leather-like look and feel. We hope you enjoy it! … [Read more...]
To the sea! Old Formentera home with Let’s Pause furniture on Casas de Campo
Interior designer Olga Gimeno redecorates a century-old house in Formentera, on the Balearic Islands, including many pieces or our handmade natural furniture. Discover this amazing home by the sea in this coverage by Spanish magazine Casas de Campo. Ponza Doble bench Bajadilla low table and Ponza wooden stools Borely garland and Ponza wooden stools Amalfi bench with backrest Serena cane hanging lamp Borely garland and Serena cane hanging … [Read more...]
The NUS light fixtures on Spanish magazine Mi Casa
We are happy to share with you the press publication of our new lighting collection NUS on Spanish decoration magazine Mi Casa. The NUS lamps hare hand woven with the crochet tecnique using the yarn of the fique, a plant original of the Andes. The lampshade are handmade by craftswomen working from their homes, that can combine their profession with the family life. … [Read more...]
International press features of the COURO collection in vegetable leather
We are very proud to share with you two features in international magazines of COURO, our new lamp collection in vegetable leather, obtained from the leaf of an American palm tree. The Italian magazine Gardenia writes in its april edition: "Nature walks inside the home with the new pendant lamp, created from a palm leaf". In its May edition, the Austrian decoration magazine Stilvoll Wohnen feature the COURO collection as an example of upcycling starting from the leaves of a plam … [Read more...]
NUS lamps, the beauty and warmth of crocheted sisal fibres
Let’s Pause crochets the fibres of the fique plant of the Andes in order to create a collection of warm and organic lamps, that celebrate the age old crafts and skilled labour of the women that make them. It all starts with this succulent plant with its fleshy stalks, fique (Furcraea andina) from which a hardy fibre can be extracted, the refined and glistening plant with which traditionally hammocks, nets and coffee bags have been manufactured over the years. During the process the expert … [Read more...]
