About ALAMADE

Where furniture becomes art.

I have always been drawn to interiors that feel balanced, calm and considered. As a child, I spent hours sketching imagined rooms and objects, exploring how space, form and detail affect how we feel at home.

My creative grounding began at music school. I learned rhythm, tone and restraint through sound rather than paint. Later, during formal artistic education, I studied drawing, art history and visual expression. Music shaped my sensitivity. Art trained my eye. Together they continue to guide how I work.

After moving to the UK, my creative path returned to me through furniture. Restoring and transforming old pieces allowed me to combine craft, design and emotion in a very direct way. I chose a neglected item, prepared it with care, and painted it by hand. That moment brought everything back into focus, and ALAMADE began quietly from there.

Today, my studio is a place where the past is given new meaning. I work at a measured pace, studying each piece closely before making decisions. Form, proportion and surface matter. The work may be understated or more expressive, but it is always guided by instinct rather than fashion.

Every ALAMADE piece carries its own history and a sense of renewal. When you take one into your home, you are not just buying furniture. You are continuing its story.