Originally from Mexicali, Baja California, Fernanda Villalpando Robinson studied Interior Design in Guadalajara, where she later established her studio. Today, her work extends across Guadalajara, Chapala, and Nayarit, creating residential interiors deeply connected to their surroundings and to the people who inhabit them.

Her creative perspective is shaped by art, nature, travel, and the constant discovery of new places. For Fernanda, experiencing different landscapes, cultures, materials, and ways of living is an essential part of her creative process and a continuous source of inspiration.

She believes interiors should exist without rigid rules and, above all, feel deeply personal. Rather than defining her work through a particular aesthetic or established style, she approaches each project as an individual story — one that reflects the personality, lifestyle, and history of its inhabitants.

Her interiors are conceived to feel collected rather than prescribed: layered with natural materials, craftsmanship, textiles, art, and objects that carry meaning. Spaces with character and soul that are not meant to feel finished all at once, but to evolve naturally over time.