Spatial design
Space | Furniture | Sensation
Spaces shape your state — the moment you enter.
TOPANGA CANYON - The Entrance
A custom entry door designed to become a defining element of the home.
There is a point where you cross.
Where something begins to shift.
THE UNEXPECTED HOME — Concept
What if coming home could feel a little more like entering another world?
From outside to inside. From noise to silence.
From public to private. From control to release.
ROSE HILL, BUDAPEST - The Living Room
A home built around color, art and collected pieces.
You don’t always notice it —
but your body does.
BEVERLY HILLS, THE FLATS - The Sitting Room
A small room, made for staying awhile.
A subtle change in light.
THE BATHING ROOM — Concept
What if a bathroom was actually a room for bathing?
A narrowing or opening of space.
OREGON - Working with the slope.
Custom-built furniture follows the architecture of the room, turning the angled ceiling into one of its defining features.
A shift in material under your feet.
BEVERLY HILLS WOMEN’S CLUB - The Garden
Let the water lead.
This is how space speaks to you.
WHY NOT RED?
Traditional references, reinterpreted in a contemporary way.
And you respond — without thinking.
LET THE ROCK IN
Bringing the natural rock directly into the kitchen — not as a finish, but as part of the space itself.
Some spaces make you stay.
WORKING WITH WAVES
A little movement can change everything.
Then you no longer feel the need to rush.
LET NATURE DO THE DESIGN
When the view is already the masterpiece, the design should know when to step back.
I don’t just design spaces.
I design the moment you arrive.
MORE GARDEN, LESS DECORATION
The flowers, the vines, the light — they are already doing most of the work.
MAKE IT FEEL LIKE YOURS
When people feel at home in a space, they start to feel that it belongs to them — and so does the work they do there.
MIXING THE RULES - The Music Room
Why choose one style when the room can have a conversation between several? And the fifth wall deserves a say, too.
PATTERN ON PATTERN
I learned this in film: more is not always too much. It’s about knowing how to make everything belong to the same story.
GIVE THE FIRE ITS PLACE
Fire is one of the oldest reasons we gather. I think the fireplace deserves to feel like it.
MINDFUL CHIROPRACTIC - Woodland Hills
A different kind of practice. Because feeling cared for should start before the treatment does.
WHITE IS A GOOD START - West Hollywood
Then come the blue windows, the flowers, the vines — and suddenly, it has a personality.
WHEN BLUE IS RIGHT
I’ve never been particularly drawn to blue. But some spaces simply ask for it.
HAWAII — The Kitchen
Green on green on green… There are rules about combining colors. I’m more interested in knowing when to break them.
Beverly Hills Post Office - The Urban Oasis
You don’t need a big garden to create your own little escape.
CALABASAS - The Bathroom
Wallpaper does the work. A modest bathroom, transformed with one bold move.
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