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Sustainable Interior Design: Energy Saving in 2021
Sustainable Interior Design: Energy Saving in 2021
Hello everyone, this week I would like to talk about sustainability for this year that just started but giving the topic a different spin. Mostly the one of energy saving. Because when we think about…
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5 Most Important Changes for Interior Design in 2021
5 Most Important Changes for Interior Design in 2021
As 2021 begins, it is time to look ahead and start making plans for this new year. But how does one make plans after such a weird year and so much uncertainty? That’s why rather than making plans, I…
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The Most Important UK Interior Design Trend in 2021 | Cottagecore
The Most Important UK Interior Design Trend in 2021 | Cottagecore
Predicting the market trends is always difficult whatever industry you’re in, and many people even say it’s impossible. Sometimes though, trends appear in the short-term and stay there, in broad dayl…
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      martina's story

      I am just a girl obsessed with Interior Architecture. When I was a baby I used to start all my games setting up the right interior. My Barbie dolls have never been homeless! As a kid I would sneak into my dad and grandad’s office just to stare in admiration at their drawings.

      Inspired by my grandad…
      I got a Master’s Degree in Building Engineering. I soon realised though that I wanted to do something more creative in my life. Therefore, I moved to Milan, Italian design capital and got a second Master’s Degree in Interior Design at the Politecnico University. After that, I only chose to work for small and medium companies. A sleeves rolled up attitude was required in order to take more responsibilities and grow. And I’ve learned from the best.

      I gained experience…
      …working in Milan, Beijing and London. As I discovered different cultures and lifestyles I applied this international approach to my work as a result. Now, thanks to these experiences, I design projects worldwide.