For me, working with fabric is like crafting a spellbinding tapestry—each texture, color, and weave a different voice in a grand conversation. I’m drawn to the art of layering the unexpected—pairing bold, riotous prints with quiet neutrals, letting ancient weaves meet contemporary strokes, and finding that perfect moment where contrast transforms into harmony. It’s about creating a world within a room—where every fold and drape breathes life into a space, wrapping it in richness, history, and emotion. A Creative tip to share: Dare to mix the unexpected. The most captivating designs are born through contrast—where a whisper meets a roar, where softness collides with structure. Trust your intuition, let the patterns play, and don’t shy away from a little alchemy. The result? A space that feels alive, tells a story, and welcomes you into its own fairytale.

For me, the most captivating era isn’t defined by a specific time in history but by the intimate, deeply personal spaces of design icons themselves. These homes are more than just interiors—they are living portraits of creativity, where rustic charm meets refined sophistication in an effortless dance. I am drawn to the way they layer aged wood and stone with plush textiles and the soft glow of ambient lighting, creating an atmosphere that feels at once grounded and ethereal. These spaces tell a story of comfort and craftsmanship, where the materials are chosen not just for their beauty, but for

A house truly becomes a home when it holds more than just furniture—it holds memories, warmth, and the quiet magic of connection. My earliest understanding of hospitality came from a Ukrainian dinner party, where guests arrived with flowers and lively wit, and the hosts welcomed them with ornamental dishes and bottles filled with stories. The setting itself was a layered symphony of textures and tradition—patterned wallpaper, intricate millwork, Persian rugs, embroidered tablecloths, and bookshelves spilling over with well-loved pages. But what truly made it unforgettable wasn’t just the beauty of the space—it was the energy within it. Toasts rang out, voices lifted in song, and every detail, from the flicker of candlelight to the feel of fabric underhand, was part of a shared experience. That immersive blend of design and emotion left an indelible mark on me. At Rose Ink Workshop, I strive to create spaces that feel alive, where every texture, every material, and every curated element invites a sense of belonging and celebration. Because a home is more than a place—it’s a feeling.