Tell us a bit about yourself:
What are you passionate about in life, and who are you professionally?
I am a woman who detests banality, prepackaged ideas, and the superfluous. I love creativity in every field, from design to cooking!
My philosophy and method are based on interpreting spaces and enhancing their soul, starting from the habits, needs, and style of those who will live in them, because a living space is like a tailored suit: it must be designed and created specifically for the person who will inhabit it.
What does colour mean to you, and how did you use it before discovering the RAH method?
I started exploring the world of colour in 2013 with my first course on the NCS Colour System. I’ve always proposed colour in my projects, initially trying to create harmonious palettes by combining colours with similar chromaticity, saturation, or darkness.
I’ve always chosen white as a colour in itself, not just a neutral base to start from.
"The greatest satisfaction is when a client says: 'It finally feels like my home!'"
Quale valore intendi offrire ai tuoi clienti attraverso il tuo lavoro?
My goal is to help people feel good in their homes and workspaces. Studying the layout of a space is fundamental to managing how it’s divided, but it’s only the first step. Colour is what completes and defines each place.
The greatest satisfaction is when a client says: “It finally feels like my home!”
Finally, your personal thoughts: what hopes do you have for the future of your field?
I hope colour becomes more and more the protagonist in design and no longer something that people wrinkle their noses at.
How has the RAH method transformed your approach to design?
After discovering the RAH method, colour has become a fundamental tool for creating projects that are truly tailored to the client and, above all, make them feel good in their own home.
Well-being and functionality are the cornerstones of my design approach.
What value do you aim to offer your clients through your work?
My goal is to help people feel good in their homes and workspaces. Studying the layout of a space is fundamental to managing how it’s divided, but it’s only the first step. Colour is what completes and defines each place.
The greatest satisfaction is when a client says: “It finally feels like my home!”