Lorena Gaxiola

Lorena Gaxiola Global hospitality & luxury interior design with 30+ yrs of experience in hotel, multi-residential, and high-end real estate projects. Offices in Sydney & LA.

Specializing in brand-compliant interiors and procurement strategy for property developers. Lorena Gaxiola is an internationally recognized hospitality and luxury interior designer with over 30 years of experience delivering award-winning projects for Marriott, Hilton, and high-end residential developments. Operating from Sydney and Los Angeles, Lorena leads a global network of architects, designe

rs, and procurement experts, specializing in brand-compliant interiors, market-ready FF&E/OS&E, and construction-accurate documentation. Our portfolio spans hotels, resorts, multi-residential, commercial, and private estates across the USA, Australia, China, and Europe. We are committed to blending global creative excellence with local building and compliance expertise — delivering on time, on budget, and without compromise.

📍 Sydney, Australia | Los Angeles, USA
🌐 www.lorenagaxiola.com
📞 Contact us for private executive consultations.

11/08/2026

Every project begins with a story.

For 'Millers Reimagined', the brief wasn't simply to restore a heritage home... it was to create one with a contemporary soul. A space that respected its Victorian history while reflecting the lives, culture, and future of the family who would call it home.

Throughout the home, original character has been celebrated through patina-rich materials, restored architectural details, and handcrafted finishes, balanced with a calm, contemporary approach to family living.

The result is a home where heritage isn't preserved behind glass - it continues to evolve.

Natural stone has remained one of my favourite materials for a reason.Not because it's timeless (although it is), but be...
10/08/2026

Natural stone has remained one of my favourite materials for a reason.

Not because it's timeless (although it is), but because no two pieces are ever the same. Every slab carries its own character, adding depth, warmth, and individuality to a space that manufactured materials simply can't replicate.

The real value of natural stone, however, lies beyond its beauty. It's in how it's detailed, specified, and integrated into the architecture. That's where a material stops being a finish and starts becoming part of the story.

Great interiors aren't built around trends. They're built around materials that continue to reveal their beauty over time.

- Lorena 🤍

Nature has a way of transforming how we experience a space.At Bowral by Waterbrook, hospitality design was about creatin...
07/08/2026

Nature has a way of transforming how we experience a space.

At Bowral by Waterbrook, hospitality design was about creating an environment that feels as welcoming as it is timeless. Natural light, layered materials, rich timber and curated greenery work together to blur the line between indoors and out, while warm, ambient lighting ensures the spaces feel equally inviting through every season.

Inspired by the site's heritage and the surrounding Southern Highlands landscape, every design decision was made to encourage connection, comfort and calm.

Because the best hospitality spaces don't just look beautiful... they make people want to stay a little longer.

Fashion has always influenced interiors and interiors have always reflected culture.My 'Fashion & Interior Trends' bookl...
06/08/2026

Fashion has always influenced interiors and interiors have always reflected culture.

My 'Fashion & Interior Trends' booklet explores the connection between the runway and the spaces we live in, uncovering the colours, materials, textures and forms shaping contemporary design.

From emerging trends to timeless inspiration, this guide is designed to help you translate global influences into interiors that feel refined, relevant and enduring.

Download the Fashion & Interior Trends booklet https://www.lorenagaxiolacollection.com/downloads-fashion-trends-2023 and discover how thoughtful design begins with inspired ideas.

LG loves...We're admiring Neutro Home  MAKECH Pendant Lamp collection - a piece that beautifully celebrates the intersec...
31/07/2026

LG loves...

We're admiring Neutro Home MAKECH Pendant Lamp collection - a piece that beautifully celebrates the intersection of craftsmanship, culture, and contemporary design.

Designed in Mérida and meticulously handwoven by women artisans in Yucatán, the sculptural form brings a sense of warmth, texture, and authenticity to any space. What we love most is its ability to honour traditional techniques while feeling distinctly modern.

A reminder that the most meaningful design pieces carry the stories of the hands that made them ✨

Some of the most impactful hospitality design elements are the ones guests experience without consciously noticing ✨At L...
29/07/2026

Some of the most impactful hospitality design elements are the ones guests experience without consciously noticing ✨

At Le Montage Navarra Venues , we collaborated with GH Commercial to create custom rugs and carpets that do more than soften a space - they shape the journey through it. Inspired by fluid movement and layered texture, the patterns subtly guide circulation, define gathering zones, and bring a bespoke identity to each setting.

In hospitality design, every surface is an opportunity to enhance the guest experience. Here, the carpet becomes both a functional wayfinding tool and a statement piece, adding rhythm, depth and character from the moment guests arrive.

A reminder that great hospitality design lives in the details.

Caroline Bay is a project shaped by restraint, trust and quiet luxury.Designed around its staggered terrain and panorami...
27/07/2026

Caroline Bay is a project shaped by restraint, trust and quiet luxury.

Designed around its staggered terrain and panoramic views, every residence was considered to feel calm, refined and deeply connected to place. Natural materials, sculptural forms, arched details and concealed lighting came together to create a coastal sanctuary that speaks softly, but with intention.

Hearing the response from our clients and collaborators is a reminder of what thoughtful design can achieve - spaces that not only perform, but resonate.

A project we are proud to revisit 🤍

24/07/2026

The best hospitality spaces become even more inviting in winter.

Think layered textures, ambient lighting, rich natural materials, intimate seating arrangements, and a palette that feels warm without being heavy. The most memorable hospitality environments don't just shelter us from the season - they embrace it, turning colder days into an experience.

It's this balance of atmosphere, comfort, and thoughtful design that transforms a venue into a destination.

Because great hospitality isn't just seen. It's felt ✨

Designed for the way we live, not where the walls begin and end.When architecture, interiors and landscape are designed ...
22/07/2026

Designed for the way we live, not where the walls begin and end.

When architecture, interiors and landscape are designed in conversation with one another, the transition between indoors and outdoors becomes effortless. Soft textures echo the natural surroundings, expansive openings invite light to travel freely, and every view becomes part of the design story.

It's a way of living that feels both grounded and expansive - where morning coffee moves from the living room to the terrace, and sunset becomes part of the everyday ritual.

Seamless indoor-outdoor living, designed to connect you with place ✨

Some of the most valuable design lessons come from looking beyond our own backyard.Every culture approaches space differ...
20/07/2026

Some of the most valuable design lessons come from looking beyond our own backyard.

Every culture approaches space differently. In Japan, there is a deep appreciation for restraint and simplicity. In Italy, beauty and practicality exist side by side, with craftsmanship woven into every detail. Across Scandinavia, design is centred around comfort, functionality, and everyday living.

What fascinates me is that while these philosophies may look different, they all share a common goal: creating spaces that feel meaningful, considered, and deeply connected to the people who use them.

As designers, drawing inspiration globally isn't about replicating a style. It's about understanding the thinking behind it and applying those lessons in a way that feels authentic to the project, the place, and the people.

The best spaces don't belong to a trend.

They belong to their context.

- Lorena 🤍

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