Projects
Inspiring Material Stories
Discover how leading architects and interior designers transform ideas into distinctive spaces through the considered use of our suppliers’ materials. Each project reveals the dialogue between texture, colour, pattern and craftsmanship—chosen not simply to complete a scheme, but to shape its atmosphere. From private residences to hospitality and commercial settings, these applications demonstrate the expressive potential of thoughtful specification. Explore the projects and discover fresh material references for your next design narrative.
Bambuu Mallorca Restaurant -Palma de Mallorca - Spain
When high-end textile craftsmanship meets avant-garde hospitality architecture, unforgettable spaces come alive.
At Debraqco Decó, we are proud to showcase our contribution to the interior design of the newly opened Bambuu Mallorca Restaurant, located in Palma de Mallorca. The project demanded a vibrant, maximalist atmosphere, seamlessly blending aesthetic sophistication with the high-performance standards required for premium commercial venues. To bring this bold concept to life, we supplied the exquisite Crocodilia Ebony velvet, a masterpiece design from the Earth Odyssey by Becca Who collection, manufactured by the renowned British textile house Art of the Loom. The rich botanical and wildlife patterns of the upholstery perfectly capture the venue’s striking character. Simultaneously, it delivers a luxurious touch, supreme comfort, and maximum durability tailored for high-traffic environments.
Project Specifications
A flawless execution of this caliber is only achieved through the synergy of outstanding professionals. We are honored to have collaborated with:
- Architecture & Interior Design: Abiel Salas
- Bespoke Furniture & Upholstery: Disbalmu
- Exclusive Textile Supply: Debraqco Decó
- Institutional Support: VR Deco Holding
Grande Liberté Restaurant - Grand Elisabeth Hotel - Bad Ischl - Austria
When historic imperial heritage meets avant-garde interior design, spaces of true artistic freedom are born.
At Debraqco Decó, we are delighted to unveil our contribution to the stunning dining salon of the Grande Liberté Restaurant, located within the prestigious Grand Elisabeth Designhotel in Bad Ischl, Austria. The restaurant’s concept is a masterful blend of tradition and culinary rebellion, demanding an interior that feels light and modern while retaining an unobtrusive grandeur.
To perfectly complement the salon’s sophisticated aesthetic and its striking floral ceiling art, we supplied the exquisite Serpentwined Pale Moss fabric. This intricate design is another masterpiece from the Earth Odyssey by Becca Who collection, manufactured by the legendary British textile house Art of the Loom. The delicate yet detailed patterns of the fabric effortlessly bridge the gap between regional classics and international attitude. Beyond its aesthetic harmony, the premium material delivers the high-performance durability and supreme comfort necessary to elevate the experience of both hotel guests and discerning visitors.
Project Specifications
Bringing a visionary hospitality space like the Grande Liberté to life relies on the flawless synergy of exceptional partners. We are proud to have collaborated on this project alongside:
Project Credits
- Architecture & Interior Design: Hinterwirth Architekten (Gmunden)
- Drapery and Upholstery: Leserer Tischlerei GmbH and Christian Katzmair Tapezierermeister
- Textile Supply: Debraqco Decó
- Institutional Support: VR Deco Holding
Luxurious Law Office Project with Élitis Wallcoverings
In a law office, confidence is often expressed through restraint.
This project pairs the clarity of marble, tailored joinery and warm brass with Élitis handcrafted wall surfaces, creating an environment that feels composed, personal and quietly authoritative. The materials do more than decorate the rooms: they introduce rhythm, depth and a considered visual signature to the spaces where important conversations take place.
At the centre of the scheme, the Nishimo – Mise en lumière mural panel (RM 982 82) creates a sculptural focal point. Its hand-worked paper surface lends a crafted, gallery-like presence to the executive setting. The Okinawa – Sublimer la matière wallcovering (RM 1032 04) brings a measured, graphic texture to the interior, while Naoshima – La muse des arts (RM 1031 01) introduces an expressive figurative composition that turns a built-in wall into a work of art. Together, these Élitis surfaces balance contemporary precision with material warmth, giving the office a distinct identity without compromising the calm required of a professional environment.
Project materials
•Mural panel: Nishimo – Mise en lumière, RM 982 82, Paper Sculpture collection
•Wallcovering: Okinawa – Sublimer la matière, RM 1032 04, Art Paper collection
•Wallcovering: Naoshima – La muse des arts, RM 1031 01, Art Paper collection