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Interior Design

Architecture

STUDIO FOR ELASTIC IDEAS

OUR DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

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We believe that elastic design is as relevant as an elastic state of mind. 

We are constantly changing according to our evolving needs and preferences.

We must be as creative and as flexible as we can to smoothly adjust to the signs of the times.

 

Our living spaces should be customized for the intricacies of our lives.

Habits

Our day-to-day is full of different habits. Some are positive habits,

that are important for us to keep,

but there are other habits, that we’d gladly shake off. Research shows

that our choices and preferences

can be designed by our environment.

Suddenly, we discover that we don’t need to be motivated or incentivized

to take action — we simply need to have the right surroundings.

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What's

Your

Story?

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A part of our design process

entails your favorite memories

and memorabilia and incorporating them into the new space.

It’s also important for us to consider

 

your preferences of materials, textures, and colors, and take them into account so that your home

will represent you as authentically

as possible.

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Time to play

Playing is a fundamental need

that we tend to lose as we grow up.

 

When we play, our bodies release endorphins that make us happier. We believe that planning playful spots in your home, will encourage interaction and joyful family moments.

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Being Alone

Together

Being social creatures, relationships are crucial to our happiness. We live in a world where technology isolates us and deprives us of social interaction. While open space plans have been a design trend in residential architecture for decades now, they have occasionally proven to be too open and end up causing family members to retire to their rooms

and continue their separate activities. 

 

We are here to offer you ideas that will allow you to maintain your family communal space, while incorporating  individualized spaces within it.