Aurelia — Studio
We make space for living.
We see interior design as a thoughtful practice. We measure proportions, choose honest materials and keep the light close to you.
How we think about space
We measure calm in proportion and material.
We begin with the room's structure: axes, openings, heights, and natural light. Then we choose a few authentic materials—wood, stone, lime, linen—and let their age and texture show.
We coordinate every decision through installation, so homeowners in major cities can enjoy a cohesive home long after the photoshoot.
- Clear proportions
- Authentic materials
- Light and coordination
Journal
A journal of materials
Proporții
The importance of open space
On the discipline of letting walls breathe and the role of proper proportions in creating a sense of calm.
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Lumină
Light as a building material
We explore how natural light changes our perception of space and how to direct it into living areas.
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Materiale
The dialogue between stone and wood
We explore how natural textures shape a room’s atmosphere through contrast and tactile balance.
ReadWe write down what we learn on site and in the studio: how light falls, how wood ages, and which decisions keep a home cohesive over time.
Take your time reading, and come back with questions when you start your own project.
All articlesSelected materials
Oak, microcement, natural linen
We began this project with a desire to simplify the flow through the interior. In an apartment built during the modernist era, we removed unnecessary partitions to create a clear visual axis. The result is a space that breathes, where every object has its own clearly defined place.
Complete interiors for homeowners in major cities
Natural light is more than an accessory—it’s what sets the rhythm of your day. We chose matte finishes to absorb and softly reflect the sun’s rays, avoiding harsh glare. The white walls, with their subtly rough texture, give the space depth without making it feel visually crowded.
Solid oak furniture brings a welcome warmth to this minimalist setting. We designed each piece to serve multiple purposes, preserving the visual order you crave after a busy day.
Simplicity isn’t the absence of design, but the balance between function and emotion.
Complete interiors for homeowners in major cities
We selected the materials for the way they feel to the touch. Here are the key elements of this interior:
- Microcement flooring: a seamless surface that visually unifies every room.
- Linen fabrics: for curtains that filter the light with a warm softness.
- Brass details: subtle accents that grow more beautiful with age.
Project M shows that a small home can offer a sense of spaciousness when its proportions are carefully considered. We set out to create an urban retreat where peace and quiet come first.