Born in Venezuela in 1986 and trained in Spain, Andreína Raventós moved to Spain as a teenager and graduated from architecture school in 2014. Her life across different cities has deeply enriched her understanding of diverse cultures and ways of living. After working at an architecture studio in Geneva, she returned to Madrid, where she founded her own studio in 2016.

Raventós has built a career defined by the exploration of natural materials and the creation of spaces that encourage introspection. She enjoys experimenting with the concepts of flexibility and the art of living, designing spaces and pieces guided by intuition. Her artistic approach and her commitment to preserving traditional craftsmanship are reflected in every one of her projects.

She has exhibited her work on multiple occasions at the Salone Satellite in Milan and at Casa Decor in Madrid, and has participated in significant exhibitions such as La Línea Sueña at the Madrid Design Festival 2025. For this exhibition, she presented a 3D-printed lamp made with hibiscus petals and orange peel, a poetic tribute to her native country and an exploration of the relationship between light and matter.

Andreína Raventós continues to merge sustainability, craftsmanship, and sensory design in a practice that is both intimate and visionary.