A studio for the whole space.
Vesta is a warm interior design studio working across homes and considered spaces — shaping rooms of plaster, timber, stone and warm light that are made to be lived in slowly.
We believe a space should be felt before it is seen. Every project begins with the life it will hold — the light, the rituals, the way a room should make you feel when you walk into it at the end of the day.
Our work is material-led and unhurried. We favour honest, tactile finishes that deepen with age — hand-finished lime plaster, warm timber, local stone, aged brass — over anything that looks new for only a season.
We work closely and quietly, from first conversation to the last styled detail. The studio takes on a small number of projects at a time so each one gets the attention it deserves.
A small studio, led by hand.
We started Vesta because we kept chasing the same feeling — rooms that hold warmth long after the sun has gone. Not a style, a feeling.
We work in our hands as much as in drawings: plaster mixed and trowelled, stone chosen at the yard, oak we can knock on. We take on only a few projects a year so each one stays personal, from the first walk-through to the last styled shelf.
Elena & Tomás
Elena Marí
Design Director
Tomás Roca
Materials & Build
Made by hand, not by mood board.
Warmth is a material decision.
Warmth over polish
We choose materials and finishes that feel warm and lived-in, not showroom-perfect. Character is the point.
Made, not decorated
We design the whole space — its bones, its surfaces, its light — so the result feels integral, never applied.
Slow by intention
We work at a considered pace with a small slate of projects, so nothing is rushed and nothing is generic.
Listen, design, and bring to life.
Listen
We start with how you live and how you want a space to feel — not a moodboard.
Shape
We design the bones — plaster, stone, timber, light — drawn together with care.
Bring to life
Sourcing, styling and delivery — seeing the rooms made, down to the last warm detail.
As featured in
- Casa Mediterránea
- The Plaster Edit
- Dwell Coast
- Atelier Journal
- Slow Living Quarterly