Here, designing is creating living experiences. And living, in this sense, is more than occupying a space: it is building a bond with it. A project starts before the stroke. It begins with attention to the light that filters through the window, to the silence between the furniture, to the everyday gesture; sitting at the table, resting your feet, storing what matters. Every line we draw is preceded by listening, by intention, and by presence.
The erriá arises from attentive listening. From those who inhabit the space, the rhythm of dwelling, the silences, time, and that which manifests in the nuances of everyday life. Our work traverses different scales, but stems from the same intent: how to make space a place of permanence?
On the largest scale, we deal with space as a whole. We open flows, define uses, and stitch relationships between form, function, light, and ventilation, always starting from the needs of living in that environment.
At a closer moment, we create environments that shelter lives in motion, respecting the rhythms of those who inhabit.
Finally, when we shift the lens to focus on the smallest scale of living, we develop objects that are not just there to fill; but to belong, in volume, texture, perception, and materiality.
Our goal is sensitive creation, which moves between scales with the same attention. From the urban to the detail, we seek coherence, continuity, and care.
We believe that space can transform and be transformed when there is intention in the gesture and silence in the excess.
We create for those who value the time of well-done things. For those who wish to inhabit with more presence, more lightness, and more meaning. From the first stroke to the most subtle stages of finishing, we participate with attention and coherence.
Our process is continuous, made of listening, refinement, and presence. We design to last, and we remain with the project.
