FF&E · Art Coordination · Spatial Experience

Wellness Hospitality

Create coherence between architecture, furniture, art and experience within an environment devoted to wellbeing.

FF&E and art coordination, moodboards for each area and support in value engineering, keeping continuity between concept, materiality and the guest experience.

A more coherent spatial experience, where furniture, finishes and visual elements support the project’s wellness identity.

Sensory Design · Lighting · Scent · Spatial Experience

Food and Beverage Outlets

Transform existing spaces by adding sensory layers that can change the guest’s perception and experience.

Sensory architecture strategies, lighting scripts, scent design and spatial intervention proposals for different areas of the resort.

Spaces with a more immersive experience, where light, scent, materiality and atmosphere work as part of a single narrative.

Interior Design · Visual Merchandising · Customer Experience

Retail Transformation

Rethink display spaces that had lost visual clarity and coherence between product, circulation and shopping experience.

Showroom redesign, sets and displays, furniture selection and composition, styling and preparation of spaces for photography.

A more orderly and aspirational presentation of the product, making the space easier to read and strengthening the brand experience.

  • A wooden side table with books and a stacked black vase, beside a fringed linen throw.
  • An amber glass bowl on a black base, with a string of black beads, over a linen throw.
  • Linen cushions in ivory, black and stripes with tassels, on a woven runner.
  • A shell sculpture holding stacked books on a terrazzo floor, beside a rattan chair.
  • A shell sculpture with a string of black beads, resting on a book against a white wall.
A furniture showroom under a metal roof, with grey sofas, white armchairs and glass partitions.
The same showroom now, as a warm living room: a wood-panelled wall, linen curtains, a cream sofa, two ochre armchairs and a woman with a cup of tea.

From the showroom as display to the showroom as experience.

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More projects

Hospitality & glamping · Interior design · Immersive experience

Geodesic domes

Cenotes Route, Puerto Morelos

Create refuges in the Riviera Maya jungle that live in harmony with their surroundings without giving up comfort.

Interior design of geodesic domes with a biophilic, sustainable approach: an open plan with a sleeping loft, natural materials, soft lighting and a terrace with a pool and fire that opens to the jungle.

An immersive experience: a refuge for restoration and connection, where the line between inside and outside disappears.

Residential concept · Sustainable design · Interiors

Haus Pirul

Second homes in nature

Propose a way of living in second homes in nature with the lowest possible impact.

A modular system raised on piles so the ground and roots stay intact; interiors of clay, wood, stone and linen, with lattices that filter light and breeze.

A refuge in harmony with the landscape: sustainable, adaptable and deeply human.

Residential · Interior design

Residence by the sea

Los Cabos, Baja California Sur

Shape the living room and entrance of a seafront residence to bring people together in an elegant, timeless setting.

Interior design with stone walls, exposed wooden beams, linen, cotton, handmade ceramics and natural woods.

A sanctuary of calm and balance, a quiet luxury where every texture invites touch.

Architectural design · Residential

A two-storey model house with rose-coloured render and arched windows.

Model houses

Zacatlán, Puebla

Design the model houses of a new residential development in dialogue with the landscape and the regional identity.

Contemporary architecture with arched windows, clay tones and wooden accents, prioritising natural light, the proportion of the spaces and local materials.

Warm, timeless façades that blend naturally into the local landscape.

Collaborations and interior design

Projects with real estate, hospitality and development companies: from FF&E coordination and purchasing to the concept and development of interior design proposals.

  • A double-height living room with a leaded stained-glass window and a fireplace.
    Double-height residence Monterrey, Nuevo León
  • A presidential suite with a tall upholstered headboard, an oak wall and wooden lattices.
    Presidential suite Puebla, Puebla
  • A sales office with a model of a tower, a stone counter and a white armchair.
    Sales office Cancún, Quintana Roo
  • The living room of a show apartment with a navy wall, a grey sofa and a mustard armchair.
    Show apartment Cancún, Quintana Roo
  • The dining room of a show apartment with a natural-fibre pendant and a sage-green wall.
    Show apartment Cancún, Quintana Roo

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