#MySklumStory with
Armando Mesías & Natalia Swarz
In the heart of Madrid, the home of artists Armando Mesías and Natalia Swarz beats with a creative and family spirit. Every corner reflects their sensitivity and the way they have transformed the space into a refuge filled with calm, light, and everyday poetry alongside their family.
The bedroom as a refuge
In the bedroom, the pieces converse with ease, creating a serene space where everything seems to breathe. The Tento desk chair with armrests gently envelops the atmosphere, accompanied by the practical and lightweight Nolvia steel bedside table. The warmth of the Hilma table lamp blends with the artisanal character of the Mara bench, composing a setting that invites rest.
The table as a meeting point
The kitchen becomes the stage where life flows. The Ginebra dining table in wine red brings character. Beneath it, the Luebo jute and cotton rug grounds the scene with ease. Every detail, such as the Sillex stoneware tableware, becomes part of a daily ritual that celebrates the beauty of sharing.
The table as a meeting point
The kitchen becomes the stage where life flows. The Ginebra dining table in wine red brings character. Beneath it, the Luebo jute and cotton rug grounds the scene with ease. Every detail, such as the Sillex stoneware tableware, becomes part of a daily ritual that celebrates the beauty of sharing.
The design of the dining room incorporates functional pieces that also convey warmth and closeness, making the space lived-in and full of character.
The heart of the home
The dining room is a reflection of family warmth. The Visby Design teak wood dining chair accompanies the Treveris wooden sideboard and the Miller console, pieces before which Armando pauses, contemplative. The Luebo jute and cotton rug and the Filis ceramic vase complete the scene, adding texture and a decorative touch that enhances the warmth of the space.
The heart of the home
The dining room is a reflection of family warmth. The Visby Design teak wood dining chair accompanies the Treveris wooden sideboard and the Miller console, pieces before which Armando pauses, contemplative. The Luebo jute and cotton rug and the Filis ceramic vase complete the scene, adding texture and a decorative touch that enhances the warmth of the space.
In Armando and Natalia’s home, the personal and the creative coexist naturally. The family sets the rhythm and the furniture accompanies each moment, giving shape to a real home full of meaning. With pieces that unite practicality and aesthetics, Sklum shows that design is part of daily life: close, emotional, and memorable.