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KEA Studio Architecture and Interior Design WHAT DO I DO

I create homes. I play with spaces, different areas, shapes, materials and fabrics. That is what keeps me going.

I design everything from concept to technical details in order for you to be able to accomplish every little detail according to the 3D images. I believe that each person is unique, therefore their apartment, house or just a simple corner of it should reflect that. The meaning of success is different for everyone. For me success is when the owner of something I created feels at home and fulfilled with what we achieved. I also like to do research. About all sorts of topics. And write about it. Getting familiar with new technologies, materials and new designs is important for every architect, since innovation sometimes comes from inspiration gathered from around the globe. HOW CAN I HELP YOU

If you have an empty or maybe just an old apartment that needs a fresh new look, I am the one to call. Check out some of the examples listed:

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2015/06/28/apartment-b/

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2015/06/27/the-l-house/

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/06/10/less-is-more/

If you are building your dream house and you would like to personalize it, but you are not sure of what really means or what exactly is it that you want, we should meet. Below you can see what I am talking about:

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/05/21/living-room-with-a-touch-of-yellow/

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/06/04/for-the-love-of-vintage/

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/05/22/enthusiastic-yellow/

If you need some tips and tricks about architecture, interior design, design objects or lighting for example, then you can look at my writing listed in the ARTICLES page:

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/07/17/details-talk/

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/06/17/navigate-from-one-floor-to-another-with-style-2/

https://keastudio.wordpress.com/2013/06/21/get-more-curb-appeal/

My work (individual or collaborations) has been featured in: Domus Magazine, Zeppelin (http://e-zeppelin.ro), Igloo (https://www.igloo.ro)


GOT QUESTIONS? HERE IS HOW TO CONTACT ME:

Email: [email protected]

The superstar of every kitchen in 2026? POCKET DOORS 🖤Think beyond cabinetry. Think about how you want your home to feel...
16/10/2026

The superstar of every kitchen in 2026? POCKET DOORS 🖤

Think beyond cabinetry. Think about how you want your home to feel.

A coffee station that disappears after breakfast.

A beautifully organised bar that stays hidden until guests arrive.

A functional kitchen workspace that transforms into a calm, uninterrupted composition with one simple movement.

This is why we love this detail: it isn't just about aesthetics. It's about giving a space more than one identity.

And is a brand worth looking at for this kind of thinking. Its Pocket collection explores concealed, accessorised kitchen units, while its kitchen ranges offer pocket-style opening systems.
As an interior architect, I believe the most successful interiors aren't necessarily the ones with the most features. They're the ones where every feature has a purpose.

Would you choose pocket doors for your kitchen, coffee corner or home bar? Tell me below. 👇

Save this for your future kitchen inspiration, and follow KEA STUDIO for more Italian kitchen design, clever architectural details and ideas worth bringing into your home.





15/10/2026

THIS IS NOT JUST A KITCHEN ANYMORE.

If you think you already know what a Stosa kitchen looks like…look again 🖤

At EuroCucina 2026, Stosa presented something much more interesting than a collection of new finishes.
They presented a different way of thinking about the kitchen.
The concept?
“Beyond the kitchen space.”
And honestly, this is where the collection gets interesting. 👀

THE KITCHEN DISAPPEARS INTO THE ARCHITECTURE
Tall cabinetry becomes almost architectural.
We see full-height compositions, concealed doors and storage integrated into the surrounding architecture, making the kitchen feel less like a piece of furniture and more like part of the building.
This is one of the strongest directions at EuroCucina 2026:
less “kitchen furniture”, more architectural volume.

The biggest Stosa trend for 2026 isn't a handle.

It isn't a new colour.
It isn't even a new kitchen model.
It's the disappearance of the kitchen as a separate room: Kitchen → dining → living.

One material language.
One architectural composition.
One continuous experience.

And this is exactly where I think luxury residential design is heading.
The kitchen is becoming architecture.
And honestly…
THAT is the detail I would take home from EuroCucina 2026.

Which detail would you use in your own kitchen?

Save this post — because in the next carousel I'll break down my favourite Stosa details from 2026 and show you WHY they work.

Follow KEA Studio for more! 🖤





What if your kitchen shelf could move with you?This clever detail from Veneta Cucine turns the backsplash into a flexib...
14/10/2026

What if your kitchen shelf could move with you?
This clever detail from Veneta Cucine turns the backsplash into a flexible, customisable storage system.

One of my favourite details from Veneta Cucine at Salone del Mobile 2026: the LINEA M1 MAGNETIC SHELF
Instead of fixing shelves permanently in place, the system allows you to click accessories on and off and reposition them whenever you need. The illuminated magnetic backsplash becomes more than just a surface — it becomes an adaptable layer of storage and display.

From an interior architect’s perspective, this is the kind of detail I love: minimal in appearance, but highly functional. You can change the composition depending on what you want to display, what you need close at hand, or simply how you want the kitchen to look.

Good design isn’t only about how a kitchen looks — it’s about how easily it adapts to the way you live.





“WAIT… WHAT?” MOMENTAt first, it looks like a regular cabinet.Clean. Minimal. Completely closed.But there’s a hidden mec...
13/10/2026

“WAIT… WHAT?” MOMENT
At first, it looks like a regular cabinet.
Clean. Minimal. Completely closed.
But there’s a hidden mechanism inside.

Some of the best kitchen innovations are the ones you don’t notice… until they move.
This rotating storage system by Veneta Cucine transforms a seemingly ordinary tall cabinet into a dynamic, accessible storage space.
The shelves rotate outward, bringing everything into view — while the entire mechanism disappears behind the doors when closed.

WHY IT’S SMART?
No more reaching into the back.
No more forgotten shelves.
No more wasted depth.
Everything becomes visible + accessible
One movement — and the storage comes to you.
The internal shelving system rotates outward, turning a deep cabinet into an easily accessible open pantry/display.

THE DESIGNER TAKE
For me, this is what smart kitchen design should be about: less wasted space, better accessibility and technology that serves the way we actually live -> Exactly where clever engineering meets interior design.

Seen at Salone del Mobile Milano 2026.
Would you use a system like this?





05/10/2026

A kitchen that breaks the boundaries of the kitchen 🖤

At Salone del Mobile Milano 2026, Veneta Cucine explored a compelling idea: what if the kitchen were no longer a separate room, but part of a continuous living experience?

The concept, Spazio Continuo, is expressed through sculptural volumes, organic curves and a seamless relationship between the kitchen, living areas and outdoor spaces.

What stands out from an interior architect’s perspective?

— Sculptural geometry: Rounded island edges soften the architectural composition and create a more inviting interaction with the space.

— Material and colour balance: Warm beige cabinetry, wood textures and cool grey surfaces create contrast without visual noise.

— Integrated functionality: Tall storage units and built-in appliances maintain a clean, architectural appearance while keeping everyday functions accessible.

— The power of continuity: The kitchen is designed to communicate with the surrounding living space rather than dominate it.

My takeaway: The most interesting kitchens are not simply beautiful compositions of cabinets and finishes. They are carefully designed spaces where architecture, functionality and the way we live come together.

At KEA Studio, this is exactly what we look for: design decisions that are as meaningful as they are beautiful.

Which detail would you bring into your own home — the sculptural island, the warm palette or the seamless integration? Tell me in the comments.

Save this post for your next kitchen project. 🤍

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Scavolini - When the laundry room becomes part of the designWhat stands out in these interiors is the idea of treating t...
02/10/2026

Scavolini - When the laundry room becomes part of the design

What stands out in these interiors is the idea of treating the laundry area as an integrated part of the home, rather than a separate, purely functional utility space.

From a furniture-design perspective, the real innovation is not simply hiding the washing machine. It is combining storage, laundry appliances, storage functions and architectural detailing into one coherent system.

1. The design features worth noticing

• integrated appliances behind cabinet doors
The washing machine and dryer sit beneath a continuous worktop, with matching doors concealing the appliances when not in use.
The room maintains a clean, furniture-like appearance, while the worktop creates a useful surface for folding laundry. It also makes the space feel less like a conventional utility room.

2. Dressing-room storage with integrated lighting

• open shelving, closed cabinets, hanging rails and dedicated spaces for folded textiles are combined within one composition. Vertical LED strips illuminate the shelves and emphasise the warm wood finish.
Everything is visible and accessible, making it easier to organise towels, clothing and accessories. The lighting also improves visibility inside deeper storage compartments. Scavolini's Walk-in Fluida concept offers configurable open and closed modules and integrated lighting.

3. Concealed spaces and architectural continuity

• the full-height wood panels and discreet door detailing allow functional areas to disappear into the surrounding cabinetry. The same material language continues across the kitchen and adjoining spaces.
It creates visual continuity, reduces the impression of clutter and allows the laundry or dressing area to remain discreetly connected to the rest of the home.

4. A coordinated palette of materials

• muted sage-green cabinetry, warm wood, stone-effect surfaces and brushed-metal handles create a restrained, sophisticated interior.

Why connect the laundry room to the kitchen or bathroom?
The real advantage is in how the home works, not just how it looks 🖤

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Scavolini - When the laundry room becomes part of the designWhat stands out in these interiors is the idea of treating ...
02/10/2026

Scavolini - When the laundry room becomes part of the design

What stands out in these interiors is the idea of treating the laundry area as an integrated part of the home, rather than a separate, purely functional utility space.

From a furniture-design perspective, the real innovation is not simply hiding the washing machine. It is combining storage, laundry appliances, storage functions and architectural detailing into one coherent system.

1. The design features worth noticing

• integrated appliances behind cabinet doors
The washing machine and dryer sit beneath a continuous worktop, with matching doors concealing the appliances when not in use.
The room maintains a clean, furniture-like appearance, while the worktop creates a useful surface for folding laundry. It also makes the space feel less like a conventional utility room.

2. Dressing-room storage with integrated lighting

• open shelving, closed cabinets, hanging rails and dedicated spaces for folded textiles are combined within one composition. Vertical LED strips illuminate the shelves and emphasise the warm wood finish.
Everything is visible and accessible, making it easier to organise towels, clothing and accessories. The lighting also improves visibility inside deeper storage compartments. Scavolini's Walk-in Fluida concept offers configurable open and closed modules and integrated lighting.

3. Concealed spaces and architectural continuity

• the full-height wood panels and discreet door detailing allow functional areas to disappear into the surrounding cabinetry. The same material language continues across the kitchen and adjoining spaces.
It creates visual continuity, reduces the impression of clutter and allows the laundry or dressing area to remain discreetly connected to the rest of the home.

4. A coordinated palette of materials

• muted sage-green cabinetry, warm wood, stone-effect surfaces and brushed-metal handles create a restrained, sophisticated interior.

Why connect the laundry room to the kitchen or bathroom?
The real advantage is in how the home works, not just how it looks 🖤

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We said we’d come back with a short analysis of the kitchen layouts and details presented at Salone del Mobile this year...
30/09/2026

We said we’d come back with a short analysis of the kitchen layouts and details presented at Salone del Mobile this year by — so here it is.

A few things stood out: warmer minimalism, natural materials, integrated lighting, smarter storage and a thoughtful mix of open + closed elements.
From ribbed glass and tactile stone to beautifully organised drawers and accessible display areas — the focus is clearly shifting towards kitchens that are not only beautiful, but designed around how we actually live.

Swipe through the details we found most interesting 🖤

Which one would you bring into your own kitchen?

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25/09/2026

Scavolini— details worth stopping for.

From sophisticated material combinations and sculptural lighting to clever storage solutions and beautifully considered finishes, Scavolini continues to show how much personality can be created in a kitchen.

And the best part? The details are what make the difference.

We’ve selected some of the elements that caught our attention — but there’s much more to discover.

Which detail caught your eye first?
Stay tuned — in our next carousel, we’ll select our favourite elements and present them in more detail 🖤





A YEAR CLOSER TO KITCHENS Over the past year, I’ve been intentionally looking beyond the aesthetics of kitchen design — ...
23/09/2026

A YEAR CLOSER TO KITCHENS

Over the past year, I’ve been intentionally looking beyond the aesthetics of kitchen design — into the details, accessories, materials, technical solutions and, most importantly, how everything works together in real life.

A big part of this journey was this year's Salone del Mobile in Milan, where I had the opportunity to explore the major kitchen brands and suppliers first-hand.

Knowing the brands behind the products matters. Understanding what each supplier offers, seeing their details up close and learning how their systems work gives me a much stronger foundation when developing a project — and often sparks ideas I wouldn’t find behind a screen.
Because good kitchen design is not only about how it looks.

It’s about knowledge, curiosity, functionality — and the details that make a space truly work for the people who use it.

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