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International work has a rhythm all its own. With time zones shifting, languages intersecting, expectations evolving, sometimes even the sun behaves differently. But I’ve learned to approach that dance with grace. Drawing became my anchor. When words fell short, a single sketch carried the idea across language barriers. It reminded me that the language of design is shared. Lines, light, form, these are the elements that unite us.
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Why Texture Matters More Than Colour
Texture is one of the most powerful tools we use to bring depth, warmth and character to an interior. By layering natural stone, timber, tactile fabrics and softly textured finishes, even the most restrained colour palette can feel rich and inviting. Layered materiality is key to our home designs.
A Designer's Own Home: My Collection of Beloved Pieces
Designing my own home allowed me to create instinctively. Rather than sourcing everything at once, the project evolved into a deeply personal collection of materials, memories and objects collected over the years. The result is a home that feels considered but never overly designed.
Apartment by the Lake by Omoro Studio
A contemporary apartment overlooking Lake Geneva and the surrounding mountains, reimagined as a warm and intimate retreat. Through materiality, texture, and careful composition, the space was transformed into a place of comfort, depth, and quiet balance.
The Art of Creating a Home that Feels Warm, Not Overdesigned
Set within a beautiful period property in Little Venice, this duplex apartment was designed as a warm and characterful home that feels considered without feeling overly designed. Rich earthy tones, walnut joinery and layers of tactile natural materials create a sense of depth and understated luxury