If I were to step back and look at everything I have done in the past 30 years, I would see a common thread that is a distinct, playful approach. I take things very seriously (sometimes too much), but joy comes from the objects, interiors, and architecture I design. At least, it looks like this to me. Design is a mirror of the society we live in or the society we would like to live in. I cannot imagine designing in a style that doesn't belong to today, or traditional, classical, etc. We are all different, and the world is made of 8 billion people with as many ideas and dreams, so an international style for today does not and cannot exist. When I design something, inevitably, I filter it through the experiences I had in my life, the things I saw, the places, and the people that gave me joy, pain, love, laughs, and much more. Everything I do is a reflection of who I am

What drives me to design is the endless possibility of creating spaces and objects that resonate with the human experience. Design, in its essence, is a form of communication, a way to express and evoke emotions, tell stories, and create experiences. Good design has the power to improve lives, transform communities, and shape cultures. This is what drives me every day to do what I do.

Inspiration comes from anything. I am an avid observer of what happens around me; I capture and save everything I see in a remote place of my brain, waiting for the day it might be useful.