We’re very excited and extremely proud to announce that we’ve been invited by the European Cultural Centre @ecc_italy to participate in the Time Space Existence exhibition during the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025!
It’s truly rewarding to join this select group of outstanding professionals who have contributed to Time Space Existence over the years, including some of the world’s most respected academic institutions such as Princeton, Columbia, Harvard, and MIT, as well as leading architecture firms we’ve long admired—like the Norman Foster Foundation, Kengo Kuma & Associates, and Zaha Hadid Architects.
This year’s edition highlights the urgent need to Repair, Regenerate, and Reuse—a theme that deeply resonates with our design philosophy. Our contribution reflects on how interior architecture can support not only environmental sustainability, but also personal well-being.
Through immersive presentations of our built projects and a prototype wellness furniture line, we explore how materials, light, air, and acoustics can be reimagined to create spaces that heal, restore, and reconnect us with nature.
Words can’t describe how proud we are of this moment. We’re grateful to share this milestone with all of you—our friends, family, clients, and followers. ❤️
Take a closer look at our installation for Time Space Existence exhibition, now on display in Venice.
Presented by the European Cultural Centre, the exhibition runs during the Venice Architecture Biennale 2025, bringing together global voices reflecting on the future of architecture and design.
Our contribution explores how interior architecture can support both environmental and human well-being—rethinking materials, air, light, and acoustics to create spaces that restore and reconnect.
We’re honored to share this moment with you and proud to be part of this international conversation.
|Design by Nar| Details that set the tone: quiet contrasts—crisp planes softened by rounded silhouettes, and a restrained palette warmed by earth tones and indirect light. Indian Green marble brings depth and mineral richness to the living area, while textural surfaces and framed sightlines create a calm rhythm from room to room. High-end residential interior design in Miami’s Edgewater, detailed for daily life.
Photo by @volpi_photographer
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
|Design by Nar| In FM Apartment, the open-plan living and dining zone is designed around flow—where a sculptural, circular dining “core” anchors circulation and soft, biomimetic geometry continues into the living area. Indian Green marble grounds the palette, while custom millwork and a continuous line of indirect light add warmth and clarity across the main wall. A living moss artwork reinforces the biophilic mood, bringing nature into a high-rise setting. Created for a high-end residential interior design project in Miami’s Edgewater.
Photo by @volpi_photographer
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
|Design by Nar| In FM Apartment, the entry is designed as a quiet threshold—textural wallcovering, softened edges, and a warm perimeter glow that turns light into architecture. A full-height smoked mirror expands the axis and carries depth toward the living spaces, while a touch of greenery reinforces the biophilic mood. Created for a high-end residential interior design project in Miami’s Edgewater.
Photo by @volpi_photographer
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
|Design by Nar| In FM Apartment, the primary bedroom was designed as a quiet retreat—soft, rounded upholstery, a pearl-toned, leaf-inspired mural by Glamora, and layered architectural lighting that keeps the room diffuse and restful. An edge-lit Flos pendant and ambient Pablo Designs sconces create a warm, sculptural glow, while a discreet work zone is integrated with clean lines and warm neutrals to support daily routines without disrupting the calm. Created for a high-end residential interior design project in Miami’s Edgewater.
Photo by @volpi_photographer
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
|Design by Nar| In the FM Apartment, the living room is conceived as a calm, high-contrast composition—soft, rounded silhouettes against crisp planes, anchored by an Indian Green marble coffee table and warmed by a continuous line of indirect light. A Nicoline sofa sets the relaxed tone, while an Artemide floor lamp and a Vibia wall sconce add a quiet, sculptural rhythm. Designed as a high-end residential interior design project in Miami’s Edgewater, this space balances family-friendly comfort with a refined, organic-modern sensibility.
Photo by @volpi_photographer
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
|Design by Nar| Organic modern, refined: these living-area details translate biophilic / biomimetic design into a serene palette and soft geometry. Rounded silhouettes, fluted millwork panel, and a grounded stone surface, finished with a subtle line of indirect light. Created for a high-end residential interior design project in Miami’s Edgewater.
Photo by @volpi_photographer
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
|Design by Nar| This living room was designed as a curated, high-contrast moment—bold forms against crisp white planes, anchored by soft indirect light and expansive views over Miami.
We’re proud to see this project recognized and picked up by so many outlets—an exciting highlight for our studio. As featured in Design Milk, Trend Hunter, ELLE Decoration España, Archilovers and more.
Design by @betoracy@nicholasgennari
Photos by @volpi_photographer
|Design by Nar| In the living room, color takes the lead. Iconic lounge pieces and an iridescent glass table sit within a calm, gallery-white shell, while cove lighting traces the ceiling like a beat. A pop-art sculpture and the Miami skyline complete the scene—bold yet balanced, tuned to our client’s love of music and contemporary art.
Designed by @betoracy and @nicholasgennari
Photos by @volpi_photographer
