What are your aims and goals for the next twelve months?
Over the next twelve months, my goal is to continue developing projects that combine strong architectural thinking with emotional and timeless design. I aspire to expand the studio’s international exposure, work on larger-scale and hospitality-inspired projects, and continue refining a distinctive design language that feels both elegant and deeply personal.
I also hope to keep creating spaces that positively influence the way people live and feel, while building meaningful collaborations with clients, artists and skilled craftsmen.
Beyond design, I am deeply inspired by everyday moments — light changing throughout the day, textures, music, fashion, travel and human interaction. I pay close attention to atmosphere and emotion, even in the smallest details.
I believe inspiration comes from being observant and emotionally connected to the world around us. Some of my best ideas emerge unexpectedly — while walking through a new city, visiting a boutique hotel or simply noticing the way natural light interacts with materials and space.
Design, for me, is not only about aesthetics; it is about creating a feeling people carry with them long after they leave the space.
Your most treasured possession?
My creativity and imagination. They are the foundation of everything I create and the driving force behind my work and personal growth.
Your favourite holiday destination?
Italy will always be one of my greatest sources of inspiration — especially Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast. I am deeply drawn to the balance between architecture, landscape, materiality and atmosphere that exists there so naturally.
Your favourite hotel, restaurant & bar?
I am especially inspired by places with a strong sense of atmosphere and timeless elegance.
Hotels such as Passalacqua and Borgo Santandrea inspire me through their refined materiality, emotional warmth and connection to their surroundings.
For restaurants and bars, I am drawn to spaces where design feels immersive yet effortless — where lighting, music, textures and experience come together in a memorable and understated way.
Your favourite book, film & song?
Book: The Harry Potter series, alongside motivational and mindset books that inspire growth in a genuine and meaningful way.
Film: I have always loved films that create a strong sense of imagination, emotion and nostalgia — especially the Harry Potter films, Grease, Disney classics and The Secret. I’m drawn to stories that combine atmosphere, fantasy, emotion and inspiration — elements that also influence the way I approach design.
Song: My music taste is very eclectic — from the cinematic softness of Lana Del Rey and the timeless emotion of Celine Dion to the energy and rhythm of Sean Paul and Beyoncé. Music, for me, is deeply connected to atmosphere and emotion, much like design itself.
Your favourite food and drink?
Food: Pasta and pizza — all day, every day. Italian food will always have my heart.
Drink: Coffee, especially iced coffee, and a good glass of wine at the end of the day.
Your favourite way to spend an afternoon?
My favourite way to spend an afternoon is either being with my young children or enriching myself creatively through design. I love exploring new projects, reading about architecture and interiors, attending workshops and finding inspiration through travel and new experiences.
If you weren’t in this sector, what would your alternative profession be?
I have always been drawn to both the technical and the creative worlds, so I believe I would still choose a profession that combines precision, emotion and creation. It could have been something connected to mathematics and analytical thinking, or another artistic field that allows creative expression.
I also feel deeply connected to the idea of being a midwife, because it represents a meaningful process of creation that combines sensitivity, intuition and technical skill. In many ways, I see a similarity between creating life and creating spaces — both are deeply emotional processes that shape the quality of people’s everyday lives, especially within the most important place of all: the home.
Anything else interesting?
Beyond design, I am a very intuitive and emotionally driven person. I believe spaces carry energy, and I approach every project not only from an aesthetic perspective, but also from a sensory and emotional one.
I am also deeply inspired by psychology, human behaviour and the way environments influence emotions, routines and daily life. For me, good design is not only about how a space looks — but about how it makes people feel.
