First Margin Studio

We hear it so often:

“I have so many ideas for my home…
but somehow none of them feel right together”

And we get it, because it’s not a lack of taste.
It’s the opposite.

There are too many directions, too many saved images, too many things that almost feel right.

Until at some point, it all starts to feel unclear.
So nothing changes.

You keep living in a space, that doesn’t fully feel like you!
Even though you know it could.

That’s usually where we come in.
Not by forcing a style but by understanding what actually fits you.

Because once that clicks,
everything else becomes… simple

We’re curious,
what’s one thing in your home that just doesn’t feel right yet? 👇

Comment or DM us “Design” and we’ll help you find clarity

Turning something simple into something special❤️‍🔥

We love working with wood textures! (If you can't already tell)
And this bedroom is a great example; using birch plywood, finished in a soft green tint!

We created a whole new character for our client's space

Sometimes its not about expensive materials, its about how you use them.

A mix of everything nice!
Don't you think so?

For some, beauty lies in simplicity; coherent tones and clean lines. For others, it unfolds through the layered interplay of textures, patterns and forms.

Which one are you?

We don’t just design spaces.
Textures, patterns, colours are all playing their parts in creating your space.

A console table designed to live effortlessly in your space
From living areas to hallways or bedrooms
Clean lines. Balanced proportions.
Outsourcing fabric for an additional character, so it becomes truly yours.

A piece that doesn’t just fill a space
But adds character to it.

What do you think of this piece?
Drop some ❤️❤️❤️ in the comments to show us some love

The kitchen is where creativity begins.

Some mornings it’s a quick coffee before the day starts.
Other evenings it becomes the place where people gather, cook, talk, and stay longer than planned.

A kitchen should feel welcoming, functional, and personal.
A space where cooking feels natural and where connection happens effortlessly.

In this project we focused on balance.
A calm, neutral base.
Warm natural materials.

An ergonomic layout that makes the space intuitive and comfortable to use.

A kitchen designed not just to look beautiful, but to live beautifully.

What matters most to you in a kitchen?
Function, atmosphere, or design?

Tell us below ↓

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Villa M
Location: Canggu, Bali

The living area is where life truly happens.

Slow mornings with coffee.
Evenings on the sofa after a long day.
Conversations that turn into laughter.

It should feel warm. Balanced. Comfortable.

For this project, we designed a living space that feels inviting the moment you step inside. Natural tones, layered lighting, and carefully chosen materials create a calm atmosphere where you can truly unwind.

Because a living room is not just about how it looks.
It’s about how it makes you feel.

Would you feel at home here? Let us know below ↓

Villa M
Location: Canggu, Bali

In most homes, the dining room is the heart of the house.
The place where conversations unfold, laughter lingers, and memories are made over dinner.

It should feel warm. Inviting. Alive.

For Villa M, we designed a mid-century inspired dining space that brings depth, character, and comfort together. Natural tones, layered lighting, and timeless materials create exactly what a dining room should be, a space where people truly want to gather.

Villa M
Canggu, Bali

What do you think of this dining space? ↓

Lighting can make or break a home.
Not because of how expensive it is,
but because of how it’s used.

Too many downlights.
The wrong color temperature.
No layers. No dimmers.

And suddenly a beautiful space feels flat, cold, or overwhelming.

This is exactly why we share our design knowledge.
So you understand why a space feels good, not just how it looks.

If you care about comfort, balance, and homes that truly feel right
follow us for more design insights like this.

Design begins with listening.