Preserve the old. Respect its history.

Sandra Llorens Pérez is the restorer behind Restaura y Diseña , a project that combines tradition, art, and a sensitivity for objects with history. Her connection with wood and craftsmanship goes back generations: her great-grandfather, grandfather, and father were carpenters, and she, since she was a child, surrounded by tools, shavings, and the smell of the workshop.

Her love of handmade art led her to study for the Artistic Baccalaureate and later to specialize in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Assets , graduating from the Higher School of Conservation and Restoration of Aragon (Huesca), with a specialization in sculpture. She complemented her training with studies in Interior Design in Granada, where she lived and worked for several years, integrating restoration and interior design into unique projects.

Certifications and Professional Experience

Sculpture specialty (Huesca) (Granada) in restoration of furniture, objects, sculptures and various materials Archaeological Museum of Granada, with intervention in Roman pieces Convent of San Antón (Granada) Funerary sculptures in the historic cemetery of Granada
Saturnino López Novoa House Museum (Huesca)

In addition to her workshop work, Sandra offers restoration classes for all ages , teaching not only technique but also a philosophy of respect for the past, detail, and patience:

“The most valuable thing is to recover what seemed lost, and to teach that conservation is also a way of creating.”

Today, at Restaura y Diseña , Sandra restores, upholsters, and makes custom furniture, sharing her knowledge with those who want to learn the art of preservation. Based in Huesca and Barcelona , she leads a project that combines generations, tradition, and design in each object that is brought back to life.