Interior Geometry
The quiet geometry of rooms — thresholds, corners, stairs and the spaces between.
Curator's statement
Interior Geometry looks inward, at the shapes a building makes once you are inside it: the turn of a stair, a doorway framing the next room, the corner where two planes meet the light differently. Domestic in scale and quietly satisfying — architecture at the size of a life rather than a skyline.
Design philosophy
Domestic-scale architecture — thresholds, corners, stairs. Intimate rather than monumental.
Colour system
Plaster white, soft shadow, warm oak, muted sage, pale terracotta.
Shape language
Stairs and thresholds, meeting planes, framed openings, corner light.
Composition
Every piece must be a genuinely original composition. No imitation of an identifiable artist's distinctive style, no reproduction of an existing artwork, and never derived from another DALFASTART artwork.
Ideal spaces
Homes, studios, boutique hospitality, design-led interiors.
Print formats
1:1, 2:3, 3:4, 4:5.
Collection build-out: 1 published of a planned 120 artworks.
1 piece in this collection
