04 · Interiors · Identity, packaging & product
Interior objects shaped like the things we drew as kids — wobbly, glazed and kept forever.


Everything here started as a shape someone drew without thinking.
Casa Carpio makes small-run ceramics for the home: wavy candle holders, crumb trays, lamps that lean. The brand had to hold two things at once — the craft of a numbered edition and the looseness of a childhood sketchbook. So the identity pairs a wide, classical serif wordmark with hand-drawn line art and a single cobalt blue, printed on cream, glazed on clay.
Each piece is named in Spanish, numbered out of 150 and signed on the underside — the label becomes part of the object instead of a sticker you peel off.




“que lo disfrutes.”
Two words, handwritten inside every lid. The whole tone of voice is that: familiar, unhurried, Spanish, said like someone passing you something they made.




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