At Studios Artema, interior design is not merely built — it is felt.
We believe space carries meaning beyond form, that matter holds memory, and that design can quietly touch the soul. Our practice is rooted in authenticity, guided by intuition, and shaped through a deep dialogue between architecture, interior design, and art.
- Singularity Honoring each project as a unique expression, born from its context, its atmosphere, and its inner truth. No space is repeated; each one listens before it speaks.
- The Tactile Where texture, material, and light become emotional language. Architecture is experienced through the body; touch becomes a way of understanding.
- Timelessness Designing beyond trends, creating spaces that age with grace, silence, and depth.
Matter holds memory.
Our creative process is deeply symbolic. We interpret the world through images, gestures, and atmospheres — moments that hold the potential to become space. Architecture becomes a living language — a bridge between structure and emotion, presence and mystery.
We create soulful spaces — spaces that breathe, resonate, and remain.
"Each project is born from its context, its atmosphere, and its inner truth."
Within this framework, three concepts are always present:
Studios Artema is an architecture and interior design practice working at the intersection of spatial design, narrative, and artistic exploration.
Rooted in architecture and expanded through collage methodology, the studio develops projects that are both conceptually driven and deeply material—balancing precision with emotion.
Lili Mascio, M.Arch.
Architect trained in Venezuela, with a specialisation in interior design in London.
Her practice explores the intersection of space, emotion, and artistic expression, using collage as both a conceptual and design tool. Her work is driven by the creation of atmospheres and narratives that connect the individual to the spatial experience.
Tomi Maslovarič, M.Arch.
Architect based in Ljubljana, Slovenia.
Specialised in renovation and adaptive reuse, with studies in restoration in Rome, his work is defined by a rigorous understanding of existing structures and an exceptional attention to detail. He approaches architecture with precision, clarity, and a deep respect for what is already there—transforming spaces through careful intervention rather than imposition.
