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Architecture has traditionally been a field in which creativity and technique are uniquely intertwined. This is why the development of computer technology has caused the profession of architect (and interior designer) to change profoundly for decades. With the arrival of computer-aided design software, manual drawing has been replaced by digital drawing. This has made things […]

When it comes to transforming spaces, there are two main approaches: hiring a renovation company with an interior design service or specialized interior design studio. Although both aim to achieve the same goal – improving the design and functionality of spaces – their approaches, methods and results can vary significantly. In this article, we will

The interior design studio SergioNisticò inaugurates its collaboration with the “Galeria Vearte” with an event that will take place next Thursday, December 5, starting at 8.30 pm. “We really appreciate the artistic offer that Vearte proposed to the city in its first year of activity,” explained the interior designer Nisticò, “that’s why, from December, many

The Japandi style, a blend of Japanese and Scandinavian design, is a booming trend in the world of interior design. It combines the simplicity and functionality of Nordic design with the Japanese philosophy of“wabi-sabi“, which values the beauty of the imperfect. The union of these two styles creates harmonious, minimalist spaces full of warmth. A

In a very useful phrase to define the field of study, Italian architect Paolo Giardiello observes: “To furnish is to facilitate the use of space; to equip space with equipment, tools, utensils necessary for the development of human activities and the satisfaction of needs that are not only primary, connected to the use and functional

Lots of ideas and, above all, lots of expert voices in the latest article by Julia Weaver for the prestigious American blog Apartment Guide. The proposed solutions are different and ingenious, all brought together to answer a question that is often essential in the design process: saving space, or rather, making the most of it.

In this particular site, overlooking the bay of Palma de Mallorca, the urban planning regulations make it clear: there, “the buildings must consist mainly of a main body of essentially rectangular plan, with a simple volumetric and a sloping roof topped with traditional ceramic tiles”. Taking to the letter the legislation that shapes each cabin

“We don’t need anyone to embroider cushions.” Le Corbusier replied to a young woman who came to his studio to ask for work. But Charlotte Perriand was able to earn a chance with the famous architect, and for 10 years she was director of furniture and interior design at Le Corbusier-Jeanneret architects. Today we show