09 Mar
Arantza is a Spanish antique dealer. Her house is white yet colorful, fresh and vibrant, and very personal : artwork, books and vintage pieces are gloriously celebrated in her Bilbao loft. I am dying over the Kub tin collection… Magique!
{Photos: Amador Toril}
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