Featured Architectural Interiors and Custom Furniture
Our work focuses on architectural interventions that define how you move, live, and experience your space. We treat every detail as a structural element, ensuring your home functions as a cohesive, sculptural environment.
We conceptualized this bar for the Vaulted Haus project as part of a larger architectural gesture. The facia is a custom Gabion wall, created by trapping randomly sized stones in a metal wire mesh, introducing a raw, textural element that contrasts with the sleek, black PU-coated surfaces of the surrounding space.
Our award-winning kinetic dining light, 'ScioNara'. This piece is a work of product design that functions as both a light source and a dynamic sculpture. Its articulated arms shift and fold, casting ephemeral shadows that continually transform the dining space.
In the entrance foyer of our 'A Hint of Azul' project, we designed this doubly curved bench to fit perfectly within a unique alcove. The piece is not just seating; it is a sculptural form that guides movement and complements the curved nature of the architecture.
This large four-poster bed was designed to anchor the voluminous master bedroom of the Vaulted Haus. Its strong metal frame defines a room within a room, creating a sense of intimacy while complementing the architectural vaults in the ceiling.
A view of the formal living room in the Vaulted Haus, where custom furniture pieces interact with the architectural elements. The low-profile sofa and sculptural coffee tables maintain a dialogue with the grand, vaulted ceiling, creating a cohesive and balanced monochromatic environment.
A detail from the 'Wedged Haus' guest room, where a reflective copper cuboid is wedged into the terrazzo headboard paneling. This small intervention becomes an object of focus, demonstrating our interest in using pure geometric forms and material contrast to create visual impact.
For the 'Wedged Haus', we designed the kitchen as a standalone monolithic block. By detaching the vertical elements from the ceiling and cladding the entire structure in light oak veneer, we created a functional object that also allows natural light to flow into the deeper parts of the home.
About this collection
We approach each element, from a custom four-poster bed to a stone-filled Gabion bar, as a vital architectural component. These are not merely objects. They are structural interventions designed to control the scale and flow of your home, ensuring that functionality remains grounded in strong, intentional form.
Our design methodology centers on the idea that furniture must function as an extension of the architecture itself. We avoid standard cabinetry in favor of monolithic blocks that serve as spatial dividers. In the Vaulted Haus project, the bar is not an addition; it is a structural gesture created by trapping stones in metal wire mesh to define the texture of the room. We use these interventions to establish a dialogue between zones, making areas like dining and living less isolated.
Materiality defines our process. By utilizing raw finishes like granite, stone, and lime plaster alongside structured lighting, we create environments that feel grounded. For instance, in our Wedged Haus project, we treated the kitchen as a standalone block, allowing light to flow freely while maintaining its own spatial presence. We prioritize a monochrome palette, allowing the focus to remain on form, shadow, and the interplay of volumes. Whether we are designing custom lighting fixtures or sculptural furniture, our intent is to shape how you move, think, and inhabit your home.
DIG Architects
We are DIG Architects. We do not just design rooms; we build dialogues between spaces. If you appreciate refined material play and structural design that challenges the status quo, we would like to collaborate on your next project.
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