Living, for us, is an intimate gesture that is expressed when tensions dissolve and one lets go in what finally feels like home. When we design an environment, therefore, we must work both with the physical matter of wood and other materials, but also with immaterial factors, such as the desires of the client who commissions us to design a living space and the culture and habits related to living in the context where the client lives. Desires and traditions do not always match, it is up to our sensitivity and our expertise to make them, literally, coexist. It often happens, for example, that our clients have classic furniture as gifts from relatives, but desire a more modern home.

We then like to design environments capable of tastefully integrating the modern with the classic, thus preserving personal inclinations and the immense cultural heritage of our history. The contemporary for us is precisely this ability to make different styles and times coexist. Is this not perhaps the very soul of our city, Trieste?