Bonnet à Pompon It is a Spanish children's firm that has just landed at number 88 of Lagasca street in Madrid. It is a 300 square meter flagship spread over two floors. From outside you can perceive the essence of the brand with a huge facade with a striped awning and an old bicycle with fresh flowers augur an interior that will not leave anyone indifferent. The interior designer and architect worked in the store Lázaro Rosa- Violán that has been responsible for enabling flagship with Alejandra Sánchez-Ramade, creative director and founder of the children's firm.
This space of Bonnet à Pompon It is conceived as a Provencal manor house with clear reminiscences to the designer's childhood and with several rooms. The entrance is decorated with towering wardrobes and an original wallpaper inspired by the 18th century, in the living room there is a Swedish stove de jouy toile and vichy paintings, the greenhouse has patio flooring and is adorned with plants and large windows. In general, you can enjoy wide spaces where total calm and perfect harmony with a play of soft colors and elegant and delicate details prevail. How could it be otherwise, the lavender and its characteristic smell and color, are very present in the store.
In the boutique stand out the noble materials with cabinets that look like they are taken out of a custom-made doll house in lacquered wood, rustic-style tables, designer lamps, hand-painted blue tiles on stairs and planks and shelves that support infinite stairs. The ceilings are completely decorated with sets of mirrors and old white boiserie that, together with their great height, give an impressive width.
On the ground floor is the kids collection for boy and girl which includes linen dresses, cotton shirts with geometric prints, striped garments and pastel squares. There is also an imposing and elegant elevator that takes us to the top floor, where we find the white room, which exposes the Baby and New Born collection with cardigans, embroidered details on shirt collars, special prints.
The Bonnet à Pompon's extensive collection includes items ranging from 0 to 12 years old. In addition, the firm that is characterized by taking care of every detail, has wanted to give a special role to the packaging using labels, papers and gift boxes. The boutique has a reserved space where you can buy powdery and lined hatboxes with original 18th century floral print. With these gift boxes, we wanted to make a special nod to Bonnet à Pompon, what does it mean in French? pom pom hat.
The store is conceived as a space designed to spend a pleasant family time and that is why the games are not missing like a huge dollhouse, a vintage-style correpasillos that are also placed in strategic places for kids to have fun.
The driving force behind this beautiful project is Alejandra Sánchez-Ramade He wants this store to convey emotions, feelings of home, beauty and much timeless values of a brand such as quality, design and innovation. Each collection is made up of a complete line of girl and boy, from the first time until the age of 12. In addition, of its newly opened flagship in Lagasca, the firm has another store on Ayala Street. Your collections can be purchased through your renewed website and in numerous points of sale distributed by Spain. Alejandra is the mother of three children, has a great passion for design and in his decision to launch his project contributed his family and his escapades to France.
As we mentioned at the beginning in the store has worked Lázaro Rosa-Violán He describes himself as a hunter of style and with a great ability to reinterpret design icons, an aesthetic sense with full cultural awareness and extensive technical knowledge. Alejandro's atmosphere brings a sense of luxury and timelessness with exquisite handling of furniture details offering harmonious interiors that stand out for their comfort.
We hope to be able to visit this magnificent store soon and enjoy its space. We wish Alejandra many successes and I am sure she will become a reference place to find the best fashion for the little ones.
