With tenacity and enthiusiasm we've managed to settle in a place which meets all our wishes. It's a listed building in the heart of the Salamanca neighbourhood, which despite its ruined aspect, "it sure made our adrenalin run high".

It was the factory's headquarts since the 1920's until 1995, the building is located in the middle of an interior courtyard on Castelló street (between Goya and Jorge Juan).

This is how the dream to offer our products in Madrid came true, as is the case for Barcelona, embraced in a historic building with the intention to show a vision of current design through architectural heritage. The perfect harmony. Declared a building of interest by the city council.

After nine long years of hard work to find the right space for the shop project, it was carfefully restored until its original character was given back. It was two years of meticulous work with spectacular results.

For all it’s trajectory Vinçon received the National Prize of Design.

The building situated in the Salamanca neighbourhood was part of the of the factory established in 1895 by the Espuñes family. Built to locate their silversmiths. At the beginning of the century it began to produce its own energy which was distributed locally. It was later taken over by Compañia Unión Electrica Madrileña.

The current industrial warehouse, which is the last of its kind in its original state, was built in 1920. The project was carried out by the architect, Gonzalo Aguado. The building can now only be seen from Castello street and Jorge Juan.

"We occupy a historical building in Barcelona and we wanted to restore this exceptional space in order to settle in Madrid. It's an example of early century industrial architecture".