Teresa de la Pisa, her husband and their three boys have been living in Luxembourg for eight years now. The family of Spanish origin has settled in a townhouse with a garden.
As a sculptor, Teresa de la Pisa has surrounded herself with her creations, which can be found in several spaces. In the living room, the light comes in through the large double-height window that divides the room into two spaces with different overtones. As for the furniture, it's a clever mix of old and new. “We are lucky to have several pieces of furniture that come from our families. My fashion studies gave me an understanding of volume, which helps me a lot in the layout of our interior,” says de la Pisa.
On the top floor of the house, a comfortable and intimate living room completes the studio space. (Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne)
Upstairs are the bedrooms, but also a space she has designated as a her workshop. “I spend many hours here," she explains. In addition to the work area, there is a lounge area and a fitness area on the mezzanine, which is very important de la Pisa who puts a lot of importance on staying active.
This article was written for the April edition of published on 30 March 2022. The content is produced exclusively for the magazine. It is published on the website as a contribution to the complete Paperjam archive. It has been edited and translated for Delano.
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