21 Nov Moret Living, Madrid, 11–13 November 2025
There are encounters that can’t be told, they must be lived (Mausha Marsá)
Moret Living opened its doors for the first time to invite decoration lovers to a unique experience, where design is felt, touched, and enjoyed. An intimate gathering created for those who see interior design as much more than aesthetics: a way of inhabiting with soul.
Sol&luna has taken part in this project, born from the desire to bring together brands that share the same sensibility, where design, art, and craftsmanship go hand in hand.
These are firms dedicated to furniture, lighting, art, textiles, and home accessories, united by a slow and honest approach to design. This affinity is reflected in the coherence of the space, where each piece integrates naturally, creating a warm and balanced atmosphere.
It is not a traditional exhibition, but a private experience, a journey through emotion and material. An essential event for those seeking soulful spaces… and the inspiration to bring them home. An intimate and carefully curated route, where each brand reveals the essence that connects it to the others.
Thank you, Mausha Marsá, for bringing together in your wonderful space brands that share a love for decoration, natural beauty, and the value of detail. It has been a magical experience.
Dates: 11–13 November 2025
Location: Moret Living (Madrid)
Designer: Mausha Marsa
Photography: Aránzazu Catalán and Carolina Sánchez de Movellán
Brands that participated
en Moret Living:
Elena Morales – Artwork
Jose G Onieva – Sculptures
Sol&Luna – Leather furniture and accessories
Rols – Rugs
Mausha Marsá – Bedside tables, chaise longue, stand for sculpture
Jei Brand – Tableware and linens
La Nave Home – Upholstered furniture
Otherlamps – Lamps, wall lights, and lampshades
Global Harmony Deco – Benches and ottoman tables
Itziar Guzmán – Photographic sculptures
Ana Colón & CJM – Natural fiber wallpapers and fabrics
Irene Lantero – Sheets, plaids and towels
Mesefor – Bed bases and mattresses
XF – Rosé wine by Xandra Falcó
Verde Pimienta – Flowers
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