WHERE: The team recently finished transforming an 1881 mansion on the Spanish island of Mallorca into a luxurious, airy ten-room hotel, where they repurposed vintage window shutters, found locally, as headboards. Other commissions include a residence in Castelldefels, Spain, and an office in Geneva.
WHEN: Jaussaud and Savin met in France in 2004, while both were studying interior design at Lyon’s Ecole Supérieure d’Architecture Intérieure. The women relocated to Barcelona in 2010, where Jaussaud pursued a masters in architecture at Pompeu Fabra University and met Bauza, who was in the same program. In 2012, the trio joined forces to open Bloomint Design, named in honor of their “blooming” business. “We work well together because we started as friends instead of colleagues,” says Savin. “Because of that relationship, we can be honest about our opinions.”
