Having met while traveling Francisco and Suzanne were instantly connected. Being both architects definetely helped but something stronger was bonding them. They were both on a journey to figure out what they love and what the hell they were gonna do the rest of their lives. What and how to use their talents and their energies?
They had left their old desk jobs behind to search for a new balance, one that would bring the body and the mind closer together.

Traveling helped them to find clarity about what they want and enjoy in life (more manual work, and physical activity, more attention to details, more time and generosity to give), and opened their eyes to the beauty of the world. It also strenghtened their concerns about our environment, and the sustainability of our practices, our consumerism.
After months of wanderlust, the same question came back over and over again... How to do their part in saving the planet by using their talents?

The idea suddenly appeared to them: the ressources of the planet are limited but we already have so many beautiful and quality objects that maybe we don't need to create new things or produce more, maybe we just needed to look at what we have and work with it.
From that idea, their love for design and their overwhelming creativity, they decided to give love, care, and attention to old pieces of furniture.
Their skills would be used to rescue old unwanted, unloved, decaying pieces and bring them back to life, to be once again cherished in a new home.

'Oldies but goodies with a contemporary touch' is the guideline for this creative upcycling business.
This is the start of a new adventure for the creative pair. They hope that they will offer you an alternative to create the home that you love and that reflects you, while doing what they love. Will you share the common goal of a more sustainable beautiful world with them?