Residential interior design

”applicable, economical, green and beautiful”

Each level enjoys the garden differently

An organic sculpture connecting with the nature

Combination of modern design and historic architecture

The “Pan’s Labyrinth” where fantasy and reality intersect

Residence should be a logical continuation of the urban space

Garden as the core of the house

One single space apartment under the alpine context

Build room in town, open room to room

Volumes and surfaces play games of formal opposition

Creating an image of new green inside a space

A private museum filled with medieval furniture and art

Full of energy and optimism

A sensorial refuge to reconnect with ourselves

House on the hill

Countryside diversity and modernity

Hidden in nature

Extension of the cabin in the snow mountain