How can an environment deeply influence a person on an emotional level? This question lies at the core of my curiosity and is what led me to pursue my academic and professional path.

My interest in space first developed through the relationship with objects, by studying Product Design, and later expanded toward environments and the relationships that inhabit them, culminating in a Master's degree in Architecture and Interior Design.

This sensitivity stems from a personal experience. My bedroom in Italy was a long, narrow room, a refuge, yet not a space truly designed for me. Over time, instinctively, I began to alter its layout in order to improve my daily experience. Through this process, I realized how essential it is for space to adapt to the individual, rather than the individual adapting to space.

From that moment on, design has become for me an act of listening: to spaces, and above all, to the people who live within them.