CASA IPSA, an interior and furniture design studio in Munich

Love at first floor plan

Isometric cutaway floor plan of a two-storey apartment
Laid table with sunflowers, wine glasses and folded napkins
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Coffee breaks, travels, materials, sketches, dinners, references, mistakes, little obsessions.
These are the things that shape the way we see and, ultimately, the way we design.

Selected works

  1. Training room of the Munich physiotherapy practice with oak-slatted walls and a wall-mounted rack
    [ Interior ][ Furniture ][ Renovation ]
  2. Kitchen of the Milan loft: light blue built-in carpentry, copper pendants and the red spiral stair
    [ Concept ][ Interior ][ Furniture ]
  3. Training room of the Munich Pilates studio with pale custom cabinetry, mirrors and reformers
    [ Interior ][ Furniture ]
  4. Bathroom of the Milan loft with a glass-brick shower wall, olive shelving and graphic tiles
    [ Interior ][ Furniture ][ Concept ]
  5. Custom reception counter in dark timber and tile against a reeded-glass partition, Munich
    [ Interior ][ Furniture ]
Portrait of the studio founder against a plain wall
Portrait of a studio colleague in the workshop

Design is an intuition, a way of listening to a space before shaping it. At Casa Ipsa, we believe in the quiet confidence of good materials, in curves that feel considered rather than decided, in rooms that hold you gently instead of demanding attention. This is what we mean by value: not what a space costs, but what it gives back to the people who live in it.