Martina Guandalini is an Italian-born New York-based architect, interior designer, and product designer.
She creates immersive habitats where imagination shapes new languages of form and meaning.
For her, objects are not mere tools but vessels of ritual and emotion — bridges between sensory experience and symbolic archetypes. Blending disciplines such as music, fashion, and design, she expands the boundaries of domestic space, crafting objects charged with feminine and seductive power.              Echoing Jean Baudrillard, Guandalini’s works resist fixed meaning, conjuring symbolic mirages that invite us to dwell differently and find significance beyond function — in the sensual, the symbolic, and the subversive.