Designing for the Human Touch
My philosophy is simple: I design spaces that are warmly inviting and touch people personally. Too often, modern hardware feels clinical and distant—cold metal or sterile plastic that lacks a soul. A home should be a sanctuary where every detail, especially the ones we touch every day, contributes to a sense of belonging and warmth.
A Sensorial Connection
I chose this complete collection for my private residence because it bridges the gap between high-tech utility and high-touch artistry.
- Inviting Textures: The finishes are not just visual; they are tactile. There is a softness to the matte surfaces that invites the hand, making the act of turning on a light or plugging in a lamp feel intimate and intentional.
- Warm Integration: The design language is soft yet structured. Whether it’s the quiet glow of the indicators or the way the plates sit flush against the wall, everything is designed to welcome the inhabitant, creating a cohesive environment that feels lived-in and loved
Adriana’s Reflection
"The most successful interiors are those that speak to our senses. These pieces aren't just electrical components; they are the quiet, tactile details that make a house feel warmly, unmistakably like home."