CASA DE TRES is named after three sisters: Noelia, Gladys, and Montserrate. Born in Puerto Rico in the 1920s, they filled their home with lacework, linens, textiles, and handmade objects gathered over decades. Nothing was rushed. A lace border could take months.

They believed beautiful things were worth caring for—not because they were rare, but because they were loved. Their home became an archive of personal taste. Ribbons saved for future projects, fabrics too beautiful to discard, pieces created simply for the pleasure of making them.

CASA DE TRES continues that spirit. We create collectible objects in small quantities, often by hand and often only once. Some pieces exist as a single edition. Others are produced in limited runs and never repeated in exactly the same way again.

We are inspired by a time when personal style was built through discovery rather than abundance. When the most treasured objects were the ones nobody else owned.

The kinds of things found in a grandmother's cabinet, a forgotten atelier, a vintage market.

Not essentials. Treasures.

Made to be collected, kept, and eventually passed on. Every piece we create carries a trace of that world. This house exists because they chose theirs.