ODUBB Studio

Most lovely clients have opened their home to showcase our work together. Please join us if you're in Milan Oct 17th. Ask questions on my process, how we track down vintage finds, and make _your style and identity_ come to life! ,

“And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.” John Muir... Don't forget to water your indoor plants!

architectural feat! we went through so many iterations as the ceiling was 4 meters high with a small square meters to twist and turn.

It's all in the details..

A custom cut, travertine wash basin! Every measurement in this space is meticulously considered based on function and/or aesthetic. For example, how thick should we make the stone countertop (aesthetic), how far does the tap extrude (function). designers are often Virgos!

frontal view of open floor plan social space. We refinished the beautiful curved walls and french windows that make for this unique space. Not to mention, the purchase of a luxe sofa by B&B Italia

Ta da! A sliver of a view of the space showcasing a much debated sculptural staircase. This is a harmonious space given the good balance of materials you can see here - elements of metal and wood -- yet still clean and elegant, according to the client's taste.

From the location of the cubby cut out, the choice of ceramic tile (Marazzi),the alignment of each slab, the placement of the faucet tap... it's all in the details that make a bathroom look from just 'ok' to amazing. The bathroom is where you see what 'good design' is about.

From the location of the cubby cut out, the choice of ceramic tile (Marazzi),the alignment of each slab, the placement of the bath tap... it's all in the details that make a bathroom look from just 'ok' to amazing. The bathroom is where you see what 'good design' is about.

From the location of the cubby cut out, the choice of ceramic tile (Marazzi),the alignment of each slab... it's all in the details that make a bathroom look from just 'ok' to amazing. The bathroom is where you see what 'good design' is about.

One of my favorite ceramic brands in Italy, Mutina produces the Pico collection by Rowan and Erwan Bouroullec. The product line has 2 options where dots are either hollowed out or raised (we went with the "inny") Once again, clients are exceptionally minimal and this ceramic tile gives simplicity and rawness without being boring. This guest bath is incredibly meditative and spa worthy. Mutina Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

Throughout Italy, including the Brera district of Milan, you'll find an iconic mustard colored paint coated on exterior walls. Italy is known for its very strict guidelines for what can and can not be done to existing buildings. For good or for bad, it's what keeps the indelible images of Italy alive.