Forbes Woman Georgia featured CURVIX, a STIPFOLD interior project created in collaboration with ALCOVE.
The publication presented the project through a selection of interior images, documenting the relationship between furniture, spatial composition, and architectural atmosphere. Rather than treating furniture as a separate layer added after the interior was complete, the collaboration explored how furnishing, form, light, and material can work together as part of one spatial experience.
CURVIX reflects one of STIPFOLD's recurring design principles: architecture and interior design should not exist as separate disciplines. The project is shaped by a continuous biomorphic shell that moves through the apartment, transforming a fragmented interior into a unified architectural environment.
The Forbes Woman Georgia feature became part of the studio's archive as a record of CURVIX entering a wider cultural and lifestyle context. It documents how STIPFOLD's design language can operate at the scale of domestic space, where atmosphere, furniture, and architectural form are developed as one composition.