Our Design Philosophy: Spaces That Work for You

As co-founders, we have divided responsibilities to play to our strengths. This allows us to give our best to every project, ensuring a seamless process from structure to interiors.

Constructive criticism is a vital part of our partnership. We constantly push each other to refine ideas, which often takes a project to a completely different level.

Staying adaptable is key to our design process. We are always updating our skills and embracing new technologies like AI to evolve our designs and standardize our technical work.

Here's a little about how we started. We began Axiom Design Studio in 2019 after gaining practical experience, starting with a small project of just four toilets, and have grown from there.

What is Japandi? In this video, I break down the core principles: a mix of Japanese and Scandinavian styles, emphasizing minimalism, subtle tones, and the "less is more" philosophy.

A key consideration for Japandi design is ensuring the whole family is aligned with its minimalist aesthetic. For this project, the family's shared vision allowed us to focus on the essence of Japandi.

In this project, we introduced the concept of Wabi-Sabi, which finds beauty in imperfection. We blended its raw textures and natural finishes with the clean functionality of Japandi.

How do you make a neoclassical home feel unique? I explain that when using a monochrome palette, the key is layering different textures in furniture, paint, and art to add differentiation and depth.

Polyester-based curtains are a popular choice for good reason. I explain their benefits, including durability, affordability, and easy maintenance, which make them a practical and beautiful option.