SCULPTING INTERIORS, CRAFTING FURNITURES, CURATING DESIGNS.
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Across furniture, interiors, and curated works, Garcé Dimofski follows a material-driven, architectural approach.
Architecture forms the foundation of the studio’s practice, informing every scale—from spatial composition and structural logic to custom furniture and collectible pieces.Forms are reduced to their essence, proportions are precisely measured, and atmospheres are shaped through balance, light, and tactility. We design spaces and objects in dialogue, where architecture, interior design, and craftsmanship converge into a cohesive whole.
We design enduring spaces and objects that privilege structure, light, and craftsmanship, conceived to remain relevant over time and use.
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Our production is grounded in craftsmanship.
Every piece in the Essentials collection is made in Portugal in close collaboration with local artisans, workshops, and independent makers who uphold traditional techniques—woodworking, metalwork, upholstery, lacquer, stone carving—passed down through generations. By producing locally, we maintain direct dialogue with artisans, ensure quality at every step, and reduce unnecessary transport and resources. Certain sculptural or specialised techniques may occasionally require partners abroad, but we always collaborate with responsible workshops aligned with our standards of craft and material care. -
Beyond our own creations, we engage in dialogue with designers and artists whose work resonates with our values: material honesty, sculptural presence, and a deep respect for craft. The Gallery selection reflects this commitment, presenting collectible furniture, lighting, and artworks made with the same level of care and intention. These collaborations enrich our universe, extending the vocabulary of Garcé Dimofski through diverse perspectives.
Garcé Dimofski has been featured in The Architectural Digest, Financial Times, Milk Decoration, Vogue living, and Ignant.
AD : “ French design duo Olivier Garcé and Clio Dimofski bridge timeless craft with the present moment…”