"An interior design studio located in an elegant apartment in the Palacio Bellini in Buenos Aires, inspired by the styles of Peter Zumthor and Vincenzo De Cotiis, with a poetic, introspective atmosphere similar to an abstract collage. The space embodies a slow and minimalist aesthetic, with carefully designed areas for creative experimentation and quiet reflection. Walls feature rustic textures of stone and exposed concrete, blended with dark wood details, evoking a fusion of artisanal craftsmanship and contemporary sophistication. Lighting is soft and subdued, casting dramatic shadows that emphasize the space’s volumes and contours. In a contemplative corner, a designer chair and table with books and material samples create an inspiring nook. Organic textiles and earthy tones in shades of gray, beige, and oxidized metal add warmth and a natural touch. Large windows allow natural light to filter through semi-translucent curtains, enhancing the serene ambiance. Discreet sculptures and curated design objects serve as elements for sensory exploration, integrating seamlessly into the space. The entire studio conveys a sense of calm, introspection, and respect for the raw beauty of materials