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.

What separates a well-built armchair from a merely attractive one — frame, proportion, ergonomics and the materials inside.

Structural innovation, dialogue with the space and a form you recognise instantly — the three things that make furniture architectural.

An interior reads as expensive through proportion, material quality and restraint — not through how much is in the room.

Why fixing the proportions of a room does more for it than adding another decorative layer, and where to start.

Why a room full of hard, flat surfaces feels cold — and the fabrics, timbers and finishes that make it feel settled.

Repeating a palette, carrying one floor through and lining up sightlines — how separate rooms start to read as one home.