Paradise is not a coordinate. It is a feeling
— and it travels.
From the Dominican Republic to wherever you are.
The work
A stage for the houses. A direct line for you.
Until now, the Caribbean’s best design has stayed close to home, worn by the women who live near it and found by the visitors who knew where to look. We go looking, house by house, for the few that clear a bar that does not bend: decades of proven craft, a design language of its own, pieces made for years, not seasons.
Those that clear it join the roster, and what they make comes straight from their ateliers to your door. Dominican design, meet the world.
The name
A kindred paradise.
Paros is a Greek island that has meant paradise for centuries. Two islands, two paradises, one shared vocabulary — and under that name, Caribbean design travels from our island to the world.
Wherever an order lands, Madrid or Miami or New York, it arrives carrying a word that already means paradise there, in the language of the woman opening it.
The houses
The roster begins with Camila Casual.
A ready-to-wear house in Santiago de los Caballeros since 1986, with prints and colors of its own.
A second generation now leads the design, and the fit is sharper than it has ever been — that is what forty years buys. Every house that follows will earn its place the same way.
The ally Caribbean houses have been missing.
Theirs to make, ours to carry
A house can dress its city for decades and stay unknown a plane ride away. That distance is ours.
Difference is the point
What makes a house unlike the others is the reason it is here. Nothing is softened to match a shelf.
The name comes with it
Every piece arrives named: the house that made it, where it was made, and what it is made of.
Follow the roster.
New houses, new pieces and their stories, as they arrive.