What is it that makes architecture truly breathtaking? What is it that, when you stand in front of it, makes you simply say “wow” and feel as though time has stopped?

Architecture is a complex art—indeed, a blend of many elements coming together. It’s about space and material, time and history, nature and context, emotions and perception. The combination of these elements can create something magical that goes beyond human rationality.

When it comes to design, I believe in trusting your gut. Taste isn’t something you can teach, so I select designs by falling in love with them. My branding background helps me choose partners who align with my vision, looking for brands that tell a compelling story and photograph well. Ultimately, each piece on my site is something I’ve fallen in love with.

We’ve just returned from Milan, heads full of color, shapes, materials—and stories. This year’s Salone del Mobile and Fuorisalone reminded us why we keep coming back: design here doesn’t just sit pretty; it moves, surprises, provokes. Here’s what caught our eyes, hearts, and imaginations at Milan Design Week 2025.

How do I become a decorator or interior designer? What tools do I need to master? Is training necessary? How do you reconvert to interior architecture? ... These are just some of the questions I'm going to try to answer from my own experience.

We often hear about Feng Shui in interior design. While many associate this philosophy with hippies and spiritualists who are fans of levitation and spirituality, you’ll see that, without realizing it, we often follow Feng Shui principles intuitively when designing our interiors. In this article, we will break down these famous guidelines, which are nothing more than rules of harmonization and balance.

These are the basics of layout and decoration to ensure the home is balanced. This includes the choice of furniture, object design, as well as the combination of materials and colors.

"Natural light is not static. You can feel the day passing and the clouds drifting by. And then there is what I call the Magritte moment. It's when the light fades, and we turn on the lights. The lighting brings the room to life." – Renzo Piano

Light is an essential element in architecture and decoration. It plays a key role in our well-being within a space. Over the years and centuries, it has taken on different roles, and today it is at the forefront. We now differentiate between various types of lighting.