EVA VOI Studio

EVA VOI Studio We believe that exceptional design directly changes the world around us, creating greater connectivity, experience and sustainability.

For years, I hated orchids.Not because of their shape.Not because of their structure.Because they were everywhere—in eve...
13/04/2026

For years, I hated orchids.

Not because of their shape.
Not because of their structure.

Because they were everywhere—
in every grocery shop, on every windowsill.
Predictable. Polite. Decorative.

When something is everywhere,
it stops feeling special.
It becomes background.

I associated orchids with conformity—
with safe interiors and quiet repetition.
So I rejected them.

Then, last year, I paused in the flower section of a local shop—as I always do—and noticed one that felt almost unrecognizable. I took it home. And I fell in love with it.

In that moment, I realized something uncomfortable:

I hadn’t hated orchids.
I had hated the version of them I was shown.

In truth, I had never really seen them—
because mass familiarity never created enough tension to make me look closer.

Comment “ORCHID” and I’ll send you the full letter on Substack.

A bold jewel box.Drenched in oxblood, this guest toilet is pure architectural seduction—where sculptural porcelain meets...
12/04/2026

A bold jewel box.
Drenched in oxblood, this guest toilet is pure architectural seduction—where sculptural porcelain meets stone, and restraint becomes power.

A space defined by structure.Warm wood surfaces, grounded stone, and precise lines create a calm, continuous flow — wher...
08/04/2026

A space defined by structure.

Warm wood surfaces, grounded stone, and precise lines create a calm, continuous flow — where living, dining, and transition zones dissolve into one quiet rhythm.

Nothing is accidental. Every axis, every material, every contrast is intentional.

EVAVOI — we design how a space feels.

Not everything begins with a plan.Some things begin with a feeling.A surface that holds light differently.A metal that r...
25/03/2026

Not everything begins with a plan.
Some things begin with a feeling.

A surface that holds light differently.
A metal that refuses to be quiet.
A texture that interrupts the expected.

I collect these moments.
I place them next to each other.
I let them disagree — until they don’t.

Because a moodboard is not composition.
It’s collision.
Of weight and lightness, of memory and intention.

And somewhere in that tension —
a space begins to speak.

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It’s not about the pattern — it’s about ex*****on.
23/03/2026

It’s not about the pattern — it’s about ex*****on.


Matte quiets.Gloss speaks.Light moves between them —absorbed, then reflected.That tension is where the space comes alive...
22/03/2026

Matte quiets.
Gloss speaks.

Light moves between them —
absorbed, then reflected.

That tension is where the space comes alive.

Not everything that feels off in a project is a mistake.Some things are simply unresolved.A tension in the room.A hesita...
21/03/2026

Not everything that feels off in a project is a mistake.

Some things are simply unresolved.

A tension in the room.
A hesitation in the client.
A shift in the material.

At first, they feel like resistance.
Something to fix, correct, push through.

But sometimes,
that is exactly where the project is trying to move.

The lean isn’t something you eliminate.
It’s something you learn to read.

And when you do —
it stops being a problem,
and becomes direction.

Read more in my latest letter on Substack —-> link in BIO

Materials are never static.They evolve.They scratch, fade, oxidize, soften —and in that process, become more themselves....
20/03/2026

Materials are never static.
They evolve.

They scratch, fade, oxidize, soften —
and in that process, become more themselves.

We are no different.

The body remembers.
Scars, lines, shifts in texture —
not imperfections, but evidence.

Of healing.
Of experience.
Of having lived.

I don’t search for materials that stay perfect.
I choose those that hold memory.

Natural.

Because beauty isn’t in preservation —
it lives in what time leaves behind.

There’s a moment in every projectwhere the plan is no longer enough.Where something shifts.Unexpected. Unplanned. Slight...
19/03/2026

There’s a moment in every project
where the plan is no longer enough.

Where something shifts.
Unexpected. Unplanned. Slightly off.

Most would correct it.

I don’t.

I follow it.

This is what I think of as “lean” in design.
Not perfection. Not control.
But tension — between what was intended and what appears.

Because sometimes the deviation holds more clarity
than the original idea.

It asks for a different kind of attention.
To pause. To look again.
To decide in the moment, not just on paper.

Less about forcing an outcome.
More about recognizing one.

A recent project in Goriška Brda began exactly like this → new letter Built through error - link in BIO

Everyone you need is already within reach.And yet we scroll past them every day.Last weekend we were in Italy. The trip ...
12/03/2026

Everyone you need is already within reach.
And yet we scroll past them every day.
Last weekend we were in Italy. The trip began the way most things begin now — with a message on Instagram. Marta wrote to me in 2022. The message was simple: “We should collaborate.”
At the time it felt almost silly. The kind of thing people send casually, without knowing what it might lead to. I replied politely. Life continued.
Three years later we were standing together in front of stone that has held its position for six centuries.
I think about this often. The people who will matter most to you are not hidden. They’re already in your feed, your inbox, your periphery. The problem is not access. It’s attention.
We treat connection the way we treat design — waiting for the perfect moment, the perfect alignment, the perfect context. But the best things I’ve built started with a short message and an imperfect beginning.
Structure doesn’t arrive. It’s constructed. One reply at a time.

Full essay on today’s newsletter. Link in bio.
Stay curious 🌶️

Of all the corners in a home, the library is my favorite.It’s the only room that reads back to you. It’s a quiet portrai...
08/03/2026

Of all the corners in a home, the library is my favorite.
It’s the only room that reads back to you. It’s a quiet portrait of a life—the books that shaped how we think sitting alongside the objects that somehow stayed.
Little photos resting between the shelves; a collection of ideas, moments, and traces that slowly become a person.
I’d love to know: what is the one book or object in your collection you’ll never part with?

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