EVA VOI Studio

27/08/2026

From slab to space.
Raw stone, warm wood and one unapologetic hit of red.

29/07/2026

Coffee and bar nook at Vila Casa de Papel — designed to make every stay feel a little more special.

28/07/2026

A quiet entrance shaped by contrast: dark timber, soft stone and carefully integrated light. Every detail is designed to make the transition from outside to home feel calm, functional and intentional.

28/07/2026

15/07/2026

Stone as a statement.

When the material is this expressive, the design steps back and lets it speak.

The bold veining of Arabescato becomes the focal point, balanced by seamless white cabinetry, a flush cooktop, and integrated details that keep the composition calm and timeless.

Sometimes luxury isn’t about adding more—it’s about removing everything unnecessary.

07/07/2026

Designing for yourself hits differently.

It follows the same path as any other project // concept, layout, materials, details, revisions // but the dialogue is quieter, more instinctive, and sometimes even harder.

A slow process of choosing, changing, rethinking, and finally letting the space become real.

06/07/2026

Texture first.
The kind of material that does not just fill a space, but gives it atmosphere.

Deep petrol, oxidised blue, muted green, a little imperfection — exactly where the room starts to feel alive.

Currently building the mood around this piece.

02/07/2026

If you didn’t know — Tom Dixon has some seriously beautiful decorative pieces.

Metal details, sculptural silhouettes and slightly dramatic reflections are exactly the kind of details that make a space feel collected, layered and intentional.

Small objects, big atmosphere.

22/06/2026

Trends have never interested me.

I care about conviction.

The kind of decisions you make when you stop asking for permission.

Beauty was never meant to behave.