Read the everyday.
Begin with routines, needs and the character of a place. Explore light, movement and the edges between activities. A useful brief asks who uses a space and where its existing arrangement gets in the way.
THE STUDIO APPROACH
A way of looking.
A place to begin.
LINEA is an independent portfolio concept exploring how interiors can support the ordinary things that make a life.
BEGIN WITH AN IDEA
Useful space.
Lasting questions.
The studies imagine homes, cafés, guest spaces and workplaces around the Rhine–Ruhr region and Eifel. Their shared interest is the relationship between people, the rooms they use and the things they keep close.
Each study begins with a spatial question: how a room supports everyday life, how materials meet, and how light gives a place its character.
Architectural studies
From question to space.
THREE DESIGN STAGES
Explore the relationships.
Test shared space and quiet space, useful storage and clear routes. Develop an interior concept that makes its priorities understandable before choosing individual finishes.
Refine and question.
Work with a small material palette, then challenge the proposal. A real project requires surveys, specialist checks, access requirements and an ongoing conversation with its users.
Areas of exploration.
THE SCOPE OF THESE STUDIES
Spatial planning
Relationships between rooms, circulation, gathering places and quiet edges as the starting point for a coherent design.
Interior concepts
Built-in elements, useful furniture arrangements and transitions between activities, explored as a coherent whole.
Material direction
A considered palette of textures, tones and light that gives the proposal its character.