Desirée brings to Lola Glamour a perspective focused on the relationship between furniture and the way we live. Her approach is rooted in understanding each piece not simply as an object that occupies space, but as one that transforms it. Scale, proportion and presence are always considered in relation to how we move through a space and how we experience it in everyday life.

For her, design is also a dialogue with light, volume and daily use. Every material choice and every visual line is guided by the intention to harmonise each piece with the environment that surrounds it. This approach is reflected in collections that balance character and calm, bringing together pieces capable of shaping atmospheres and enriching the experience of home.

In her work, decoration is never a superficial addition. It is a system of relationships between objects, history and people, where every decision contributes to coherence, meaning and a deeper sense of place.

Félix understands furniture as a form of functional sculpture, where every line and volume emerges from a considered reflection on form and meaning. His practice exists at the intersection of art and design: his proposals do more than address practical needs, they question how an object is experienced and inhabited.

Working from concepts such as gesture, tension and presence, his work explores how pieces relate to one another and to the people who use them. His designs often appear simple at first glance, yet reveal formal and emotional complexity over time. For Félix, furniture is a field of visual and sensory exploration, where form becomes an expression of intention.

His contribution to Lola Glamour takes shape in pieces with a distinct voice, capable of creating visual tension and bringing a strong sense of character to a space, without ever compromising functionality.