As an architect, during more than 20 years, my life was always tightly scheduled: deadlines, projects, technical details, perfection. But somewhere along the way, I realized something was missing—the calm, the creativity that makes you truly feel alive. This led me on a journey toward a life where time flows slowly, and beauty and attention take center stage.

This journey brought me to Umbria, (a long long journey) surrounded by nature, silence, and the rhythm of the seasons. Here, I started my flower farm and discovered the magic of flowers in all their forms and colors. Soon after, I began creating my handcrafted botanical candles—tiny gardens of light that instantly transform a space. Every flower arrangement, every candle tells a story and invites you to pause and appreciate the moment.

The most rewarding part of my work ? 

Inspiring people to slow down themselves, to create for themselves. For examples In my workshops, I invite you to experience that calm, to craft something with your own hands that carries attention and care. It's not just a workshop—it's a moment for yourself, a mini-journey into slow living. You feel the texture of the flowers, the gentle rhythm of hands at work, and the joy of making something unique.

So I'm excited to share that from now on, you can read my blogs right here on our website! These posts are all about slow living, creativity, and the little moments that make life more beautiful. I'll be sharing stories from my flower farm, behind-the-scenes of my handcrafted botanical candles, seasonal inspirations, and tips to bring more calm and joy into your daily life.

Each blog is written to spark your curiosity, give you a sense of the rhythm of Umbrian life, and maybe even inspire you to try something new. Whether it's arranging flowers, crafting a candle, or simply pausing to enjoy a quiet moment, there's always a piece of slow living to explore.

One example is my Tiny House project. who I called Tiny Living in Umbria. This is where my personal rebranding began—a place I designed and built to reflect a slower, more intentional way of living. Now, I also open it to guests who need a quiet retreat: alone, as a couple, or with friends. It's a space to reconnect with yourself, to breathe, create, or simply enjoy the silence and beauty around you.

So, welcome! Dive into our blogs, explore the stories, and maybe find your next inspiration to bring a little slow living into your own life.