The studio that draws it also builds it.
Boutique hotels and private clients across Europe. The design you approve is what gets produced. No unexpected changes.
Tell us about the spaceDesign that already knows how it will be made.
Most drawings change the moment a factory sees them: gaps in the detail get filled in freely, and those interpretations drift from the original design. Ours don't. One of us comes from interior design, the other from furniture production and product design. Every sketch meets real constraints on day one. Fewer revisions, fewer surprises, furniture that arrives as drawn. With our suppliers in Asia and Spain, we choose whichever is most suitable for each piece.
Three ways to work with us.
From concept to installation
From the initial briefing to construction drawings, produced in our partner workshops, industry leaders in their field, with transport and installation handled by our specialist partner. Your contractor runs the works; we sign off every key milestone, so the space gets built to the drawings.
For clients who want one number to call.
From concept to delivery
From the initial briefing to construction drawings and furniture technical sheets, produced through bespoke production. We're at the factory for every run and deliver straight to site. Installation is yours to run.
For clients who already have someone to install it.
Concept
Concept, renders and construction drawings. Every piece is pre-checked for production, so what we hand over can be built. By us, or by anyone.
For clients with their own production and installation team.
How a project actually runs.
Two trades, one studio.
We met in Barcelona, collaborating on large interior design and furniture production projects, and at international events. One of us designing, the other crafting. The studio exists because that combination turned out to be more efficient, and more productive, than either trade alone.
Alexandre is a Catalan furniture producer. He grew up in furniture production: he inherited and ran a third-generation cabinetmaking workshop, and learned the trade from the workshop floor up: materials, tooling, costs, lead times, what breaks and why. He holds a degree in industrial design, and has collaborated with firms of renowned international standing.
He went on to run high-volume furniture production and installation for large interior projects across Europe and Asia. He leads the commercial side of the studio and every production relationship, from Spanish fabricators to factories across the rest of the world.
Giacomo is an Italian interior and product designer. He always starts by hand, with sketches and drawing over photographic collage. That's where the idea is born, before any software can flatten it. From there he moves to 3D renders and full production drawings, without ever losing that first instinct.
He's worked on projects like a farmhouse and barn in Somerset, offices in central London, and hotels and homes in Mallorca and San Sebastián. He's worked directly with suppliers in Asia, Paris and Milan too, which is why his drawings leave his desk perfectly defined for production.