The Studio Behind The Work

Aenea was built on the belief that great design is never just visual. It is structural. It is strategic. It is the result of paying attention to things most people overlook. I started this studio because I wanted to work differently - closely, carefully, and only on projects I could fully commit to. Not a production line. A practice.

The name Aenea carries a sense of purpose and permanence. That's intentional. Everything I create is designed to hold - across time, across touchpoints, across contexts.

How I Work

Design, for me, begins long before anything is placed on a canvas. It begins with understanding - the brand, the audience, the gap between where a business is and where it wants to be. From there, every decision has a reason. Every typeface, every margin, every colour choice is in service of something larger than aesthetics.

I studied design formally, and I've spent years refining what that education gave me - learning to trust restraint, to value atmosphere, and to understand that the details clients rarely notice are often the ones that make everything feel right.

Precision matters. Process matters. And so does the relationship - because the best work always comes from genuine collaboration, not just a brief and a deadline.

Who I Work With

I work with architecture studios, hotels, restaurants, jewellery brands, and beauty spaces - businesses where design is already part of the offer, not an afterthought.

These are clients who understand that visual identity shapes perception before a single conversation takes place. That a website either earns trust or loses it in seconds. That consistency is not rigidity - it is confidence.

I work with a small number of clients at a time. That's a deliberate choice. It means every project receives full attention, honest thinking, and work that I would put my name on - because I do.

"I'm not interested in design that simply looks good. I'm interested in design that works - and that still looks good five years from now."

Let's Build Something Worth Keeping

If you're working on a brand, a website, or a visual system that deserves real attention - I'd like to hear about it.