THE STUDIO / SINCE 2015
WDCA studio brings together interior design, architectural visualization and visual communication. Based in Palencia, Spain, we work with clients and collaborators on Spanish and international projects, with creative direction connecting every discipline.
Founded in 2015, WDCA creates spaces with identity and communicates their potential with clarity. The work connects the sensitivity of interior design with the precision of architectural imagery and the language of visual communication.
We consider how a space is used, how it is experienced and how it is presented. This perspective carries a consistent intention from the first idea through materials, lighting and the images that explain it. Each commission has its own context: the place, the client and the people who will use it.
The WDCA team works with an extensive network of collaborators across disciplines. Interior design, architecture, 3D visualization and audiovisual production are coordinated around each project’s needs. This collaboration brings specialist perspectives together while preserving the identity of the work.
Creative direction defines the approach and maintains a dialogue between the people involved. We agree scope, deliverables and review stages so that decisions are clear and the client can take part throughout development.
Scale, use, materials and light in service of an idea.
Composition and atmosphere that communicate what makes a project distinctive.
Specialists across disciplines and a shared creative vision.
Jesús Linares founded WDCA in 2015. An interior designer with experience in hospitality, restaurants, retail and residential projects, he leads the studio’s creative vision alongside a multidisciplinary team and an extensive network of collaborators. His approach connects identity, functionality and attention to detail.
His portfolio brings together work across different scales and settings: Sheraton Grand Doha interiors, Lille Hotel in Paris, hotel projects in Mallorca, homes in Palencia and Ponferrada, and architectural visualization. Each project introduces the work and its context.
