CREATING LIVABLE SPACES
A blog about modern design, what we like about it, our inspiration, and our day-to-day job.
Barcelona Through a Designer’s Eye
Barcelona is where I studied Interior Architecture and began to see design in the details of everyday life. From Modernista buildings and contemporary spaces to restaurants, workshops and museums, this is my personal guide to the places that continue to shape how I look at architecture, materials and interiors.
Salone del Mobile 2026: A Return to Warmth, Texture, and Sculptural Living
Salone del Mobile 2026 revealed a continued shift toward warmer, more tactile interiors rooted in craftsmanship, texture, and emotional connection. From sculptural furnishings and layered lighting to natural materials and architectural restraint, Milan this year felt less focused on trends and more centered on creating spaces that feel timeless, personal, and deeply livable.
Madrid Through a Designer’s Eye
Madrid is a city that reveals itself slowly through elegant architecture, layered interiors, long dinners, hidden courtyards, and neighborhoods that still feel deeply lived in. After fourteen years living there, many of the spaces, materials, and atmospheres that continue to inspire my work are rooted in the city. This guide is a curated collection of some of my favorite hotels, restaurants, museums, shops, and creative addresses in Madrid.
Sunset Color House
Designed for a young San Francisco family on a fast timeline, this Sunset District home balances bold color, modern warmth, and thoughtful functionality. Rich blues, mustard tones, sculptural lighting, and layered textures create a vibrant yet cohesive environment that feels expressive, relaxed, and deeply personal.
By combining curated furnishings, custom details, and strategic architectural interventions, the project transformed a simple residence into a dynamic contemporary home filled with light, character, and creative energy.
Barcelona is where I studied Interior Architecture and began to see design in the details of everyday life. From Modernista buildings and contemporary spaces to restaurants, workshops and museums, this is my personal guide to the places that continue to shape how I look at architecture, materials and interiors.