About ALAMADE

Where furniture becomes art.

I’ve always been drawn to calm, well-balanced interiors and homes that feel thoughtful and lived in. As a child, I spent hours sketching rooms and objects, curious about how space, form, and small details shape the atmosphere of a home.

My creative background began with music, where I learned rhythm, tone, and restraint. Later, I studied artistic education, developing a love for drawing, visual storytelling, and craftsmanship. These influences continue to guide how I work today.

After moving to the UK, I found my way back to creativity through furniture. Restoring existing pieces felt natural and meaningful – choosing solid, time-worn furniture and giving it new life through careful preparation and hand painting. ALAMADE grew quietly from this process.

Today, I work slowly and intentionally, allowing each piece the time it needs. I pay close attention to proportion, surface, and detail, creating furniture that feels considered rather than overworked. Some pieces are subtle, others more expressive, but all are guided by instinct rather than trends.

Every ALAMADE piece is made using existing furniture, thoughtfully restored and transformed by hand. When you bring one into your home, you’re not just buying furniture — you’re choosing a piece with history, character, and a renewed purpose.