Iñigo Aragón, creative director and designer of Casa Josephine Studio, holds a degree in Art History from the University of Valladolid, a degree in Fashion Design from the Italian Institute of Design and a degree in photography from the Blankpaper school. His work as creative director includes furniture and product design, art direction, purchasing management, textile design, styling direction and photography. He is also in charge of the creation of the brand image and the artistic direction of the public image and social networks. Recent commissions for an ephemeral architecture project for the Prado Museum and a clothing collection for Zara Man reflect the scope and versatility of his capabilities.
Casa Josephine Studio, led by Íñigo Aragón and Pablo López, is a leading Spanish architecture, decoration and design studio. Described by the Louis Vuitton Madrid Guide as “a team dedicated only to the exquisite,” their approach integrates cultural context, client personality and a balance between tradition and modernity. They have been included in the World's 100 Best Designers lists by AD France (2020) and AD China (2023), and have received awards such as AD Spain's New Talent (2019). Their work has appeared in publications such as Côté Sud France, Elle Decoration Spain and Vogue Living Brazil. In addition to interior design, Casa Josephine encompasses ephemeral architecture, with clients such as ARCO and the Prado Museum, art direction for Loewe and Penhaligon's, and fashion, as in a recent project for Zara Man in 2024. His stamp represents vision, craftsmanship and luxury.
