About Arianna Terzi

About me

I’m an interior designer with a slightly unhealthy obsession with lamps and a strong dislike for matching furniture. I’m drawn to eclectic, personal spaces that mix references, objects and eras rather than fitting neatly into one style. My approach starts with research and, above all, with understanding the person behind the project: their habits, references and the things they love. Outside of design, I’m usually looking for vintage finds, shooting on film or travelling somewhere new.

Education

I studied Interior Design and later specialised in Interior and Spatial Design at Politecnico di Milano, graduating with honours. During my studies, I also spent a semester at École Camondo in Paris, an experience that broadened my approach to interiors and exposed me to different ways of thinking about space, objects and design.

Experience

My professional experience spans residential, retail, hospitality, events and workspaces, working across different scales and stages of a project. At 1600 studio, I followed projects from concept development through technical drawings, visualisation and on-site execution. I currently work at Tacchini Italia Forniture, where I develop interior concepts, layouts, moodboards and 3D visualisations while working closely with architects, designers and international dealers, as well as contributing to showroom styling and catalogue development.

Skills & Softwares

My work moves between spatial design, styling, furniture and material selection, visualisation and visual storytelling. I particularly enjoy the research phase of a project exploring references, furniture, materials and finishes to build a strong and coherent concept. I work primarily with SketchUp, Enscape, V-Ray, AutoCAD, InDesign and Photoshop, alongside Illustrator, Lightroom and KeyShot.