I’m an interior designer living and working between Barcelona and Bali. I see design as a living practice that connects body, environment, and awareness. I don’t like to separate the aesthetic from the spiritual, or the material from the invisible.

My work is rooted in the sensory—bringing together design, ecology, and ritual. Lately, I’ve been guiding tea ceremonies as spaces of silence, presence, and connection with nature. Tea has become a kind of ancestral technology that helps me create intimate, simple, and deep experiences.

I studied interior design and art history, and over time I’ve moved toward new ways of inhabiting space—more connected to the land, to the rhythms of the body, and to the natural world.

I’m also co-founder of CURA, a project born in Bali in response to rapid development and disconnection from the environment. CURA aims to inspire new ways of building, living, and relating to place. It started with interior design, but has grown into a platform that brings together design, spirituality, and sustainability. We design homes, furniture, and ideas—with the intention that everything we create enters into dialogue with the landscape, local culture, and a more conscious future.