#MySklumStory with
Pau Escat
An artist and founder of Escat Gallery, he has turned his home in Barcelona into a visual manifesto. Between noble textures and timeless silhouettes, the space breathes authenticity. A serene and sophisticated atmosphere, where artistic sensibility and design coexist in harmony.
The Mara dining chairs, with their oak frame and woven rope seat, evoke a sense of craftsmanship that speaks to contemporary elegance. On the table, the Belvere dinnerware and Viwela linens delicately frame the scene, while the Quintelia pendant, light transforms each meal into a ritual.
The Ambyl console, in warm acacia wood, is both functional and sculptural. The Vivaldo table lamp adds a touch of calm and warmth, setting the tone for the rest of the home: understated, refined, personal.
The Ambyl console, in warm acacia wood, is both functional and sculptural. The Vivaldo table lamp adds a touch of calm and warmth, setting the tone for the rest of the home: understated, refined, personal.
The Mara dining chairs, with their oak frame and woven rope seat, evoke a sense of craftsmanship that speaks to contemporary elegance. On the table, the Belvere dinnerware and Viwela linens delicately frame the scene, while the Quintelia pendant, light transforms each meal into a ritual.
Beauty can also be a form of rest.
The Mati sofa and reclining armchair become the perfect retreat after a long day. The organically shaped Saonara coffee table and the Valtyn floor lamp complete a composition that invites quiet reflection.
Tom, Pau’s loyal companion, always seems to find the cosiest spot and who can blame him? The harmony between contemporary pieces and emotional details turns this space into a vital centre of everyday life.
The Liara chair becomes the perfect ally for losing oneself in a good book. It’s an intimate, simple yet sophisticated space that invites you to pause, breathe, and surrender to the words and the soft light filtering through the window.
Design comes alive when it’s in motion
The modular Fogler sofa offers versatility and elegance. Beside it, the Aziel floor lamp in metal makes a bold graphic statement that creates contrast and balance. Everything revolves around a curated collection of artworks that lend identity to the room.
This corner is
pure inspiration
The Gombren armchair, in a sophisticated shade of green, and the Xantten coffee table, combining marble and mango wood, elevate the space into a continuous dialogue between material and form.
Alicia Gimeno, artist and Pau’s partner, is another creative soul who shapes this place. Her works form part of the home’s visual journey, completing ,a space where art is not only observed but lived.
In this home, art lives alongside pieces that go beyond decoration to become part of the daily experience. Every piece of furniture, every texture, every form has been chosen to support a sensitive and conscious way of living. Because when design is selected with intention, it ceases to be background, it becomes a language: a way of dwelling, of feeling, of creating.