Our projects span hospitality, retail, residential, and gallery installations worldwide, always guided by a focus on craftsmanship, innovation, and meaningful design culture.
ALYSI explores new horizons together with ccontina + mamt: hearts with instinctive traits travel from the cotton and silk of t-shirts and scarves to the ceramic of home objects.
Love told through authentic, everyday gestures like choosing what to wear and setting the table.
Set within a luxury spa in Ibiza, this project places the Balance Rugs by Sydreh at the heart of a serene, architectural retreat. Designed by the creative duo BCXSY, the collection is the result of a meaningful collaboration with an NGO supporting Bedouin women artisans, preserving their weaving traditions while creating new economic opportunities.
A project where craftsmanship, architecture, and wellbeing converge, celebrating the beauty of handmade design and the social impact it can generate.
In the refined interiors of Casa Viale della Tecnica in Rome, designed by Maria Adele Savioli, the Burger Coffee Tables by Giorgio Bena were selected to complete the space with a sculptural and contemporary presence.
Chosen for their ability to merge functional design with a strong visual identity, the Burger Coffee Tables serve as both practical surfaces and sculptural accents. Their geometric clarity, material richness, and meticulous craftsmanship integrate seamlessly with the architectural language of the project, enhancing the overall sense of balance and modern elegance.
A thoughtful integration that demonstrates how a single design piece can elevate the character and cohesion of an entire interior.
In the Archiduque neighborhood, just five minutes from the center of Palma, a 92 m² apartment is the perfect excuse to rethink how we live in the city. Nestled among trees that filter the sunlight during the day and a structure seemingly forgotten by time, an architect and his family found not only a habitable space, but also a blank canvas on which to design their own way of living.
The apartment, virtually untouched for 60 years, had been completely abandoned. Only the essentials were preserved: the pillars and the concrete structure as the sole testament to its history. From there, the rest was redesigned, with a layout conceived to maximize light, flow, and a sense of spaciousness.
