Mariana Rivera

18/06/2026

THE PROJECT EDIT by MARIANA RIVERA / INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO

Some projects are defined by the spaces they create. Others, by the relationships behind them.

Designed for dear friends and longtime clients, Montaña became an exploration of continuity rather than reinvention. Pieces collected throughout previous homes were thoughtfully reimagined and woven into a new narrative, allowing familiar objects to find renewed meaning within a different setting.

A restrained palette of warm oak, natural stone, linen-clad millwork and woven textures creates a quiet sense of permanence. Soft paper lighting and carefully curated objects introduce warmth and intimacy, while layered materials bring depth without excess.

The result is a home that feels collected rather than decorated—one that carries memories forward while making room for new ones.

10/06/2026

Tezontle / NAUKA
Master bedroom design details .s

09/06/2026

02/06/2026

Buscamos Coordinador(a) de proyectos que combine la pasión por el diseño de interiores y con una sólida capacidad de organización. Capaz de liderar proyectos de principio a fin, trabajando de cerca con cliente y equipo de diseño.

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27/05/2026

Estamos buscando renderista in-house ✨

Buscamos a alguien con muy buen ojo, sensibilidad por la luz, materialidad y composición, y ganas de explorar nuevas herramientas de visualización + AI workflow.

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19/05/2026

Buscamos Diseñador(a) de Interiores Senior.
Si te interesa formar parte del estudio, envíanos tu CV + portafolio a 📩 [email protected]

19/05/2026

Buscamos Diseñador(a) de Interiores Senior.
Si te interesa formar parte del estudio, envíanos tu CV + portafolio a 📩 [email protected]

17/05/2026

NAUKA 45 / Nayarit was imagined as a beach retreat where color becomes part of the atmosphere rather than the statement.

Each space introduces its own pastel palette — soft terracottas, dusty blush, warm butter tones, muted ocean blues, sage greens — creating moments of personality throughout the home while still feeling completely connected through a common thread.

The intention was to create a relaxed coastal mood with an elevated, almost sun-faded softness. A home filled with warmth, natural textures and subtle color transitions that flow effortlessly from one room to another.

Every space has its own identity, yet together they tell the same story.

23/04/2026

Kelly Wearstler / Palazzo Acerbi

22/04/2026

20260422 / design week Milan