“The Ivy coffee table by Grazia & Co is such an interesting piece that can be customised to its own character within a space.”
“The rotation becomes a considered gesture rather than a technical feature, enabling the light to shift and adapt while maintaining the stillness and restraint that characterise the collection.”
“Each piece balances artisanal expression with engineering precision, becoming more than lighting—they’re objects of art, jewellery for the wall and ceiling.”
“We challenge materials and push our artisans to refine and explore. Every piece reflects the hands behind it—there’s no substitute for the human touch.”
“Collectable pieces stand as vanguards in the realm of design, poised to challenge conventions and redefine boundaries.”
“The great designers of the 20th century, such as Ettore Sottsass or Isamu Noguchi, had unique perspectives. Their work is a testament to the importance of innovation and the courage to carve out a distinct path in the design world.”
“Colours have become my mode of expression precisely because they embody the artistic freedom that I seek.”
“We strive to uncover ways in which design has a more indirect, unexpected, and subtle influence on our lives.”
“In many ways, ‘design thinking’ is just about applying creative thought to solve contemporary problems. This works across all aspects of life, so I feel like my design training is embedded in how I think.”
“I don’t believe that architecture needs to be that fussy; it just needs to create a beautiful vessel for home life.”
“Hotels can sometimes feel impersonal, so we draw on the lived-in quality of homes to create inviting and unique spaces, often incorporating handcrafted elements, vintage pieces, or locally sourced materials, much like in a private residence.”
“Approaching curation with a sense of humour is something I think is quite important, as is an openness to incorporating whimsical elements throughout a design.”
“In my home, every element is sculpted to create meaning. Light, space, and form contribute to a living, breathing sculpture.”
