ROOTED IN NATURE

Sustainable architecture that embraces wood, stone, and the rhythms of the seasons.

The Journal

A curated lens on the evolving world of design, culture, and intentional living. Here, we explore ideas that shape the spaces we inhabit and the lives we lead—from emerging voices redefining creativity to timeless aesthetics that continue to inspire across generations. The Journal offers glimpses into projects, philosophies, and practices that reflect Neova Collective’s vision of conscious living through design. It is both a record of what inspires us now and an archive of ideas to carry forward.

A woman sitting on a built-in bench inside a wooden cabin, looking out the window at trees outside.

Ashen Cabin: Where Craft Meets Technology in the Woods

Hannah Design Office transforms beetle-killed ash and 3D-printed concrete into a striking woodland prototype. The Ashen Cabin redefines how architecture responds to crisis, blending decay and renewal into a visionary experiment.

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A living room corner decorated with a gallery wall of various framed artworks and photographs, a table holding colorful vases and a floral lamp, a leather pouf, and stacked books on side tables.

Maximalism Reimagined: Bold Voices in Design

From layered patterns to bold palettes and eclectic collections—this blog dives into the maximalist movement and the designers who are redefining what it means to live and create out loud.

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A person standing on stairs with arms crossed, covering their face with their hands, wearing multiple rings and bangles, in black and white.

Chiara Voliani: Jewelry as Wearable Sculpture

Each piece by Chiara Voliani is a one‑of‑a‑kind sculptural jewel—hand‑modeled in resin, silver‑plated, and set with stones, celebrating raw textures and expressive form as wearable art.

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STUDIO SPOTLIGHTS

STUDIO SPOTLIGHTS

A room with a wooden bookshelf wall filled with decorative items and books, a wooden dining table with five chairs, a vase with hanging plants, and two pendant lights hanging from the ceiling.
A woman with blonde hair wearing a navy blazer, white top, light blue jeans, and white strappy sandals leaning against a black and white marble fireplace inside a modern home.

KIM LAPIN INTERIORS
Kim Lapin Interiors is a Los Angeles–based design studio founded by Kim Lapin, whose path from modeling to renovating seven homes in seven years shaped her refined eye for interiors. Rooted in her California upbringing and background in construction, Kim blends West Coast casual elegance with timeless, playful details. Her spaces feel elevated yet effortless—layering textures, light, and character to create homes that are both stylish and deeply livable.

Group of five people examining architectural plans around a table in a modern office with large windows and a screen behind them.
A woman with long dark hair wearing a black zip-up jumpsuit standing against a plain light-colored wall.

ERENTIA
Founded by Spanish architect Alejandra Esteve, ERENTIA is more than a design studio—it is an evolving platform where architecture becomes a dialogue between history, narrative, and contemporary practice. Structured as an interdisciplinary practice, ERENTIA moves fluidly across design, research, and cultural engagement, drawing from the richness of different disciplines to expand the possibilities of spatial creation.

At the heart of the studio’s philosophy is a commitment to authenticity and social impact. Each project is conceived not only as a built environment but as a story—an opportunity to translate memory, context, and collective identity into form. Through this approach, ERENTIA creates spaces that transcend mere functionality, inviting users to experience architecture as an emotional and connective force.

By merging historical reflection with forward-looking design, Esteve’s vision positions ERENTIA as a practice dedicated to shaping environments that are as culturally resonant as they are architecturally innovative.

Interiors in Focus

Each season, Neova Collective curates interiors that speak to a deeper way of living—spaces shaped by warmth, texture, and quiet intention. These environments celebrate the tactile beauty of natural materials, the calm of earth-toned palettes, and the poetry of organic forms. Beyond aesthetics, the designers and studios featured here invite us to consider how interiors can ground us, nurture us, and connect us more fully to the rhythms of daily life.

Modern living room with a built-in fireplace, black decorative vases on a light wood ledge, dark plush chairs, and a light-colored area rug, with exposed wooden beams on the ceiling.
A minimalist bedroom with wooden ceiling beams, a stone sink counter, a round mirror, a wooden chair, a soft cream-colored bed, and a plush cream rug.
A wooden chair with a woven backrest and a brown jacket draped over it, situated in a room with textured beige closet doors and an open doorway leading to a bright bedroom with white curtains and a bed.
A dining room with a round wooden table surrounded by six chairs. A large ceramic vase with branches and berries is on a sideboard, and a mirror is mounted on the wall above it. The walls are painted dark gray with decorative wall sconces. A black bowl is on the table, and a window with beige curtains is partially visible on the right.

Architectural Visions

A curated selection of architectural projects that embody Neova Collective’s vision of design as both craft and cultural dialogue. Each feature explores how architecture shapes the way we inhabit the world—revealing spaces that move beyond utility to reflect history, context, and emotion. From contemporary studios to visionary works, these projects stand as testaments to architecture’s power to inspire and transform.

Interior of a modern home with sculptural concrete ceiling design, wood flooring, large windows, and minimalist furniture including two woven chairs and a low wooden table.

Chuzhi House - Shoolagiri, India

Credits: WALLMAKERS

A bedroom with a wooden dresser and mirror, a bed with a white striped duvet, brick walls, and sunlight streaming through a glass door.

Cuckoo House - Hoaxuan, Vietnam

Credits: @TROPICALSPACE _ARCHITECTURE