The silk red on a phoenix as a focal point in neutral environments: calibrated proportions, contained surface, and dialogue with cool materials so as not to saturate the visual balance.
A quiet corner in 20 cm: light wood base, warm side light, and a mini vertical sculpture as a focal point to transform the desk into a space of care.
A champagne-gold phoenix with a silk finish for the wall: it captures the raking light of morning and sunset, transforming waking up into a ritual of rebirth.
A wall sculpture with two intertwined hands brings the universal symbol of love into the home: organic lines, three-dimensional volume, and contrasts of light transform the gesture into an everyday presence.
A low-poly silver anatomical heart as the focal point of the entrance: positioned between 150 and 170 cm, on a neutral wall with cool directional light, it transforms the hallway into a threshold between outside and inside.
A cylindrical vase 18 cm tall and 6.5 cm wide leverages verticality to free up surface area in small apartments: the slender shape draws the eye upward, and a single stem is enough as a focal point.
Dark graphite as a full and enveloping color in interiors: it absorbs light and amplifies the other tones. Paired with cream, burgundy, antique gold, or petrol green, it creates depth, warmth, and intimacy.
A yellow solar wall eye as a household talisman: a focal point that reawakens dim rooms, converses with light wood, linen and mirrors, and finds its place in the entryway, bedroom, living area or reading corner.
The wall ready for copper silk: cleared of unnecessary objects and illuminated with warm light (2700-3000K) to enhance the amber nuances of the metal.
Light grey, a shade suspended between fog and concrete, transforms domestic environments into havens of calm: it removes visual stimuli, absorbs light without reflections and creates continuity with white walls, allowing the eye to rest among intense elements.
The red anatomical wall-mounted heart transforms scientific precision into a domestic presence: it does not decorate, but inhabits the space with its primordial red and sculptural three-dimensionality, inviting authentic conversations far from small talk.
The matte black bioplastic fluted vase, 18 cm tall, frames dried stems such as pampas grass and eucalyptus. The vertical lines create rhythm and shadows, while the black absorbs light to enhance the dried nature. A dialogue between rigorous geometry and the organic, in dark-minimal style.