If you stepped into La DoubleJ’s secret garden, what cosmic creatures would you come across? Inspired by the Sacro Bosco, a wooded valley in the Lazio foothills peppered with larger-than-life 16th-century grotesque, animalistic sculptures, the Fantastic Creatures collection is a whimsical forest of consciousness-boosting beings, brought to life by the dazzling designs of surrealist Ecuadorian artist, Beto Val. Each piece, from porcelain plates to plush linens, invites you into an uplifting universe of exquisite Italian craftsmanship, one that elevates not only one's interiors but also one's energy.

Born from a shared passion for color, consciousness, and craft, this collaboration merges La DoubleJ’s joyous design DNA with Val’s surrealist mastery. Working from his studio in Quito, Val meticulously weaves carefully sourced historical imagery and modern storytelling into every creature, crafting visual poetry that feels both ancient and entirely new. While designed digitally, each of these “Fantastic Creatures” — part bird, part bloom, part mood-boosting myth — positively buzz with the time, precision and personal passion that Beto pours into them.

Each creature in this whimsical world carries its own energetic purpose — to soothe, to spark, to uplift. Whether you’re adorning your environment with a positivity-pollinating "Leafflyer" plate or curling up with a gentleness-enhancing "Butterbird" cushion, this collection is an invitation to live with more alchemy, consciousness and magic. This is not just homeware — it’s a high-vibration love letter to creativity, collaboration, and to the uplifting effects of getting lost in one's imagination.

Handcrafted by master artisans in Italy, each item in the collection reflects the same reverence for detail that defines Val’s intricate compositions. The porcelain is produced in historical workshops near Verona, while sumptuous linens are woven and printed by expert makers in Lake Como. Every surface, texture, and color burst is designed to elevate your space — proof that everyday rituals can be transformed into artful acts of joy.