Designs begins
with meeting
The project is born at the moment when glances and words intersect.
It is in this encounter - the first stage of the design process - that ways of living, pauses and movements (of everyday life) are translated into the constructed space.
The attentive listening of the erriá reveals everyday gestures that, over time, transform into rituals of living: the coffee that happens in the same armchair,
the light that crosses the window, the table that becomes a point of conversation and work.
Between the initial listening and the finished space, there is a translation interval, a process in which intention takes shape. It is when the counted gestures begin to take form in drawings, models, textures, and volumes.
Even before the real scale, the project is already touched: in the chosen materials, in the suggested proportions, in the forecast of what will be experienced there. Each detail rehearses the daily life that will come and responds, from now on, to the body that will inhabit it.
You can already perceive how each proportion fits into the routine, how the height of a backrest, the presence of a sofa arm, or the opening of a door influence the rhythm of the days. It is the experience of testing, in thought and touch, how the house will respond to the body and the gaze.
The result is a space that moves with those who inhabit it. It is not just about aesthetics or function, but about creating places that accompany changes, hold stories, and quietly welcome.
This is how the initial listening transforms into concrete presence, allowing the everyday to find beauty and meaning in the simple act of living.
Discover more about how Erriá builds spaces that welcome stories.
August, 2025
Erriá Team