Accepting the beauty of imperfection, impermanence and the incompleteness of life seems like a contradiction in this society that demands precision. Inspired by the ancient Japanese concept of Wabi-Sabi, the architect creates an environment that follows the premise of “less is more”. With an eye toward reclaiming origins, she prioritizes materials in their original state, from reconditioned natural elements or allied to sustainability. Added to these are organic shapes, soft tones and artisanal productions, which result in a beautiful space to contemplate the simplicity of the ordinary.
