The main space for waterwear brand Tantä is conceived as a liquid, immersive environment where light, glass, and materiality converge. Under the creative direction of Aurora Polo Santamaria, the interior is transformed into an architectural reflection of water and its mutable nature. Transparency, light play, and material textures define the spatial language, with glass bricks serving as a key element in creating visual continuity between inside and outside. Natural light is filtered and diffused, generating a dynamic atmosphere of shifting transparencies and luminous tones. Exposed structural elements and minimalist design gestures reflect the brand’s adaptability to weather and change. The space blends precision and craft through custom furniture in alabastrian plaster and stainless steel displays. The result is a poetic yet technical environment that amplifies Tantä’s identity through a refined dialogue between architecture, light, and raw materials. GLASS BRICKS / PLASTER OF PARIS / ALABASTRIAN PLASTER / STAINLESS STEEL
Light and glass shape Tantä Rainwear’s flagship as a fluid interior. Glass blocks connect inside and outside, filtering daylight across plaster and stainless steel. Transparency, texture and changing reflections translate the brand’s relationship with water into space.
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE: AURORA POLO SANTAMARIA
BY PENSANDO EN BLANCO STUDIO
FURNITURE DESIGN: AURORA POLO SANTAMARIA
BY PENSANDO EN BLANCO STUDIO
PHOTOS: IKER BASTERRETXEA