As an architect and designer, I don’t see a custom desk   as a standalone piece of furniture. I see it as an architectural element  — a functional structure that shapes how a space is used, perceived, and experienced every single day. A desk is where focus happens. Where decisions are made. Where people interact with a brand or a workspace. That’s why standard, mass-produced solutions almost never work in thoughtfully designed interiors. Why architects choose a custom desk In real projects —...

This dining table becomes more than a functional object — it is a deliberate design statement that reflects architectural thinking and refined taste. A Scale That Allows the Form to Speak The dining table set for 6   is widely considered one of the most balanced formats for residential interiors. It is large enough to act as a visual anchor for the dining area, yet restrained enough to keep the space open and comfortable. This scale is especially well suited to parametric design. The base can...

In contemporary residential architecture, the living room wall has evolved from a neutral background into an active spatial element. Wall art for living room today is no longer limited to paintings or decorative panels. It increasingly takes the form of architectural surfaces that define scale, rhythm, and atmosphere. Parametric wooden walls represent this shift clearly. Designed through computational logic and crafted with material precision, they function simultaneously as wall art,...