Looking Ahead to 2025 – The New Era of Design

How do you want your home to embrace you? How can a space bring you peace, inspire you, and connect you – with yourself and the world?

In 2025, design revolves around these questions. It’s a year where luxury goes beyond aesthetics to gain deeper meaning. Designs are no longer just visual experiences; they become ways to truly feel at home.

Luxury is not what you see but what you feel – in natural materials, breathable spaces, and the care that goes into every design.

Wellness and Nature

My projects already reflect this shift. I increasingly see people craving spaces that bring balance and calm, without losing the power of simplicity. Wellness design plays a key role here. A home is no longer just a place to live; it’s a sanctuary where you can recharge and relax. Think of a house where light and air flow freely through the rooms, and where natural materials like wood and linen bring warmth and authenticity. In projects like the Zen Pavilion, with its serene Japanese garden, you can see how design can be both calming and inspiring.

In 2025, design is about more than aesthetics; it’s about attention, connection, and creating spaces with lasting impact.

Biophilic Design

Biophilic design is also at the heart of my work. It goes beyond adding plants to a space; it’s about bringing nature indoors in ways that enhance our well-being. In many of my projects, I let nature dictate the space – through organic lines, natural colors, and large glass windows that merge the outdoors with the indoors. A coastal project, for instance, used flowing lines and a muted palette to echo its surroundings, creating a space that not only breathes but lives with its residents.

Authentic and Artisanal Luxury

What inspires me most is the growing appreciation for local craftsmanship and authenticity. Objects made with care give a home its soul. A handcrafted table or piece of art tells a story that resonates deeply. This bespoke approach adds not just character, but also an emotional connection that mass production can never replicate. In many of my projects, I collaborate with artisans to create unique pieces that enrich a space and lend it timeless quality.

Sustainability

Sustainability remains at the core of all my work. It’s more than just using the right materials; it’s about creating designs that remain relevant for generations. To me, luxury is not what you see but what you feel: in the texture of natural stone, in the breathable quality of linen, and in the care with which a design is crafted. Sustainability is not a trend; it’s a fundamental value.

I believe every design begins with a story. Getting to know your needs and vision is key to creating a space that not only fits but also inspires.

In 2025, design is about more than aesthetics; it’s about attention, connection, and creating spaces that truly enrich the lives of those who live in them.

"What do you want your home to give you? How do you want to live in 2025? Let’s create something that truly matters – for you, for nature, and for the future."