Modern white interior with large windows and columns

About the studio

The thinking behind
the spaces we imagine.

“Architecture, interiors and the life between them. A considered approach to spaces that feel as good as they look.”

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Design Principal

Adrian Mahesa

Fictional editorial persona · Illustrative portrait

Adrian's editorial perspective begins with the plan: how a home is entered, how rooms connect and where light is allowed to settle. His approach favours a clear underlying order, softened by materials that carry texture and variation.

For this imagined practice, architecture is less about a signature shape than a useful and enduring relationship between people and place.

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Creative Director

Keira Anindya

Fictional editorial persona · Illustrative portrait

Keira's profile explores the intimate scale of interiors. A junction between stone and timber, the height of a shelf, or the warmth of a lamp can change how a room is experienced.

Her editorial focus is on material honesty and rooms that allow life to unfold naturally, without requiring everything to remain perfectly arranged.

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Illustrative editorial portrait for the project lead profile

Project Lead

Rafael Pratama

Fictional editorial persona · Illustrative portrait

Rafael represents the practical side of the creative process: translating spatial ideas into clear decisions, resolving details and keeping the original intention in view.

This editorial role brings attention to how a space works over time, with an emphasis on everyday function, thoughtful coordination and the value of a well-considered detail.

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