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Omoro Studio
Geneva
Residential
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Omoro Studio
Geneva
Residential
Omoro Studio
Omoro Studio is an architecture and interior architecture practice based in Geneva. Through a sensitive and bespoke approach, the studio creates elegant, timeless spaces where curated vintage pieces, noble materials, and artisanal craftsmanship come together to shape interiors that are both unique and enduring.
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Omoro Studio
Design & Projects
Each space is conceived as a layered composition, where different influences, periods, and materials come together in a cohesive and natural way. The studio favours timeless atmospheres over trends, with a particular attention to detail, proportion, and materiality. Through the integration of vintage pieces, crafted elements, and carefully selected finishes, each project is designed to feel personal, enduring, and truly lived-in.
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Omoro Studio
Collective Stories
Behind-the-scenes narratives from Omoro Studio's recent projects, published in the Maison Flanêur Magazine.
Meet The Designer
Laetitia Bich is the founder of Omoro Studio, an architecture and interior architecture practice based in Geneva. Her work is rooted in a European sensibility, drawing from Parisian, Italian, and Belgian influences, and shaped by a deep appreciation for Art Deco and timeless design. She is particularly attentive to how spaces are composed over time, combining vintage pieces, carefully sourced objects, and refined materials to create interiors that feel layered, balanced, and enduring. Each project reflects a thoughtful dialogue between architecture, context, and the people who inhabit it.
Tips from the Experts
My dream material or product to work with
Marble and ceramics, anything that reflects true craftsmanship or comes from nature.
My favourite hack as an interior designer
To allow space for things to come together rather than rushing decisions or spending it all in one place. The most successful interiors are those that are thoughtfully layered over time, creating a richness and depth that can’t be achieved instantly.
The one thing I always tell my clients
Not to be afraid of committing to a design—fear of getting bored often leads to playing it too safe. And not to shy away from colour or moodier spaces; darker tones can bring depth, character, and a real sense of comfort.
Trend I love and one I avoid
I love anything rooted in craftsmanship—pieces that are handmade, a little imperfect, and carry a sense of history and care. As for trends I avoid… when you see it everywhere, it’s usually time to take a step back even though some things are really hard because I do love it so much!
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Omoro Studio is an architecture and interior architecture practice based in Geneva. Through a sensitive and bespoke approach, the studio creates elegant, timeless spaces where curated vintage pieces, noble materials, and artisanal craftsmanship come together to shape interiors that are both unique and enduring.