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Gaudí’s passion for architecture is well-known, but did you know he also had a deep love for plants? His designs often incorporated his fascination with flowers and vegetables, reflecting his commitment to integrating nature into his work.

His admiration for the natural world is evident in the intricate details of his buildings, where you can find elements inspired by daisies, poppies, carnations, and date palms. These botanical influences not only added beauty to his structures but also showcased his innovative approach to design.

From the undulating lines of Casa Batlló’s facade to the organic forms in Park Güell, Gaudí’s work is a testament to his belief that architecture should harmonize with the natural environment. His use of plant motifs highlights his dedication to creating spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

👉 Join us to discover how his love for plants shaped his architectural vision.

The Gaudí World Foundation's team.