What inspires us
We are inspired by a variety of things; they represent the quality that surrounds us and that we want to bring to our work. Here is a non-exhaustive list of places, people, documentaries, objects, and games that inspire us.
Places
- Aoraki for its landscapes, provoking awe and a profound connection with nature
- Brasilia for the visionary architecture with profound urbanism lessons
- Gärdet for being a calm and peaceful place to go on long walks
- Griffith Observatory for the breathtaking views and iconic architecture
- Zereno for the amazing craftsmanship applied to the art of making coffee
People
- Ayrton Senna for unparalleled work ethic and pursuit of the truth
- Antoni Gaudí for his unique and innovative approach to architecture
- Clarice Lispector for the craft of translating the questions of the soul into words
- Dave Grohl for being a resilient musician and a model of perseverance and creativity
- Lex Fridman for his love of humanity and curiosity in exploring new topics
- Steve Jobs for the relentless pursuit of perfection and intuitive design that combined functionality with elegance
Documentaries
- F for Fake for the storytelling masterpiece that blurs reality and illusion
- Jiro Dreams of Sushi for striving to elevate his craft even after decades of experience
- The Last Dance for showing what a team can achieve when motivations are aligned
- The Startup Kids for shaping and sharing the stories of young entrepreneurs
Objects
- Herman Miller for ensuring longevity without sacrificing design and comfort
- iPhone for being the tool that changed how we interact with the world
- Le Creuset for their timeless craft that meets culinary inspiration
- Mouse for the bridge between human and the virtual world
- Polaroid for its blend of tech and art, and its ability to instantly capture moments
Games
- Ghost of Tsushima for the incredible attention to detail
- Horizon for the stunning visuals, rich storytelling and the immersive experience
- Metal Gear Solid for being one of the best stealth games of our generation
- The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past for teaching how to design around a feeling: the childhood exploration