GenevaHolic: Building my "home sweet home" with Maja De Silva

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"Home Sweet Home" ... true, you always feel more comfortable and at ease when you are at your own home! But what if you have to live abroad for a while? Will you find your comfortable place at a hotel room or "aparthotel"? I recently met Maja de Silva, Interiors and Art designer, who knows everything about "making you feel like at home" even if it's just temporary.

Maja de Silva. Interior Art Designer

You end your journey and you only dream about one thing (a part from the nice rosé glass by the lake at this time of the year of course...) and that is: going home and finding your inner peace. That place can be different from each other. Some of us find it on the balcony, reading a book and enjoying the last few rays of sunlight. Some others find it on the couch, just laying down and stop thinking. We all need that place where we find, in one way or another, peace.

Maja de Silva, originally from Poland, always had that strong need to design, decorate, and make places look beautiful. "I love everything that has to do with design - materials, textures, colors, being able to select and put everything together - it's just fabulous . Design is also important to me because when I come back home, I want to feel it's my space. In a sense, I want my home to be me." MDS.

When it comes to building interiors, Maja knows exactly what to do, as the first thing she does is getting to know the client, studying the client's needs and making them possible. As an expat, Maja knows the importance of feeling like at home from far away. "

What makes the job so special is not the quantity of projects, but the amazing people you get to work with. And so I'm always happy to start my journey..." MDS.

Some of her art work: