Interior design is not just about functionaility and aesthetically pleasing, rather, it is a space of stories, stories of people that lives there. I believe that interior spaces are connected to us emotionally through our memories and experiences.
Underpinned by the precedent studies of Bernard Tschumi and Ettore Sottsass, I learnt that design should be sensual and exciting, where people become more aware of their existence: the space they live in, how to arrange it and their own presence in it.
Thus, with my manifesto Form Follows ‘Fiction’, it helps to break free from the traditional rules of hiearchy and programmed inserted into design space, scripting it to our personal stories, showcasing the whimiscal exploration of an individual creative expression.
