Haute Savage

Visualization for the restoration of a baroque palace in central Vienna — restaurant, salons and reception areas. The work demanded reading the building's existing language (stucco, gilt, painted ceilings) and writing back into it with restraint: a contemporary brass-ribbon chandelier set against the period frescoes, a chef's table beneath antiqued mirror.

A boutique property set in a quinta — the Iberian country estate — translated through pale woodwork, terracotta floors, and the light particular to Atlantic Portugal. The brief was tonal: it had to read as a place that already belongs to its garden.

A lobby and ground-floor lounge for a contemporary luxury hotel in Morocco. The imagery was built to register at two distances: as a panoramic for marketing collateral, and as a series of intimate vignettes for hotel-branded print.

A nineteenth-century Eixample apartment overlooking the Rambla — restored ceiling rosettes, butter-yellow chairs against ivory walls, and a slow Mediterranean light running through the enfilade.

A private family residence in Doha — generous proportions softened with a pale, almost confectionary palette: mint, blush and ivory across a continuous open plan. The imagery acted as the design conversation with the client across distance.

A private residence in a Dubai high-rise — visualization in motion: light moving across travertine, the city read through sheer curtains, the rooms as they would actually be lived in over a slow afternoon.

A private residence in Chile.