Journal

Interior design

Villas and private residences as their own discipline — living rooms, bedrooms and dining spaces built around comfort.

leather

Aniline leather in depth — the most open, most natural finish there is, and what living with an unprotected hide really means.

Interior design

Interiors shaped by how people sit, rest and gather — Sitdesign's holistic approach to bespoke interior architecture.

Where decorative furniture ends and functional art begins — sculptural form that still has to be sat on or used.

Repetition, scale and alignment — how a few repeated elements give a room a rhythm you feel but rarely notice.

Furniture judged by how a room is lived in rather than how the piece looks on its own.

Dividing an open-plan space without building walls — what layout, scale and furniture height can do instead.

Seat angles, distances and layout — the geometry that decides whether a conversation in a room feels easy.

How the size of a sofa or table decides whether a room works — and the proportions to check before you buy.