Interior designer Louisa Grey's holistic transformation of her living and working Spaces isa believer in "circular wellness design", which creates homes that make people not just happy, but healthier. Trained in knitting before becoming a designer, she founded House Of Grey studio in 2014 to create beautiful Spaces and products; However, her focus and practice goes far beyond wooden fabrics and color swatches.

Three years ago, Louisa had taken a hard look at her life, but it had not brought her the satisfaction she had hoped for. To make a difference, she opted for a new, more holistic approach where family and work could be under one roof. She wanted her young son to have some flexibility, but it was just the beginning of her wonderful vision of a new life.

Louisa Grey focuses on the sense of light and space, and the idea that every day can be a holiday. She hears a lot of stressed-out adults talk about wanting to escape from their lives, and for her, it's important to create a home that's perfectly personal and doesn't want to leave. Louisa Grey House 2.0, a residential project in southern Italy known for its sculptural architecture, is her home.

Louisa Grey likes soft texture of architecture and natural texture of architecture. Her aim was to make this look compatible with her choice of house, which has four floors and a late Victorian terrace. When she first saw the property, it was like being trapped in a grim bed, but the neglect had its advantages.