Nuna
Studio
About the Studio
Nuna Studio is a boutique interior design practice based on Sydney's Northern Beaches, founded by Peruvian interior architect and designer Lia Alzamora.
With more than twelve years of experience across residential, commercial and educational interiors, Lia approaches each project as a balance between function, character and the way a space is genuinely lived.
The studio creates considered interiors that feel warm, expressive and personal — combining thoughtful spatial planning with natural materials, custom elements, art and objects that give each space its own identity.
Lia Alzamora, founder
Lia Alzamora
A practice shaped by different places and ways of making
Originally from Lima, Peru, Lia's work has been shaped by more than twelve years in interior architecture and by a lifelong connection to art, objects and making by hand.
Her approach moves between the precision of architecture and the intuitive nature of the creative process. Plans, proportions and functionality create the foundation, while material, texture, colour and handcrafted elements bring personality to the space.
Living and working between different cultural influences has also shaped a design language that does not belong to one fixed style. Rather than recreating trends, Lia is interested in understanding the people who will inhabit a space and creating something that feels distinctly theirs.
At the centre of every project is the belief that an interior should be more than visually resolved. It should hold memories, support everyday rituals and feel connected to the people who live within it.
Work With LiaCeramics
From space to object
Ceramics became a natural extension of Lia's design practice — a different scale through which to explore many of the same ideas: form, proportion, material and the relationship between an object and the space around it.
Working with clay introduces something that architecture often cannot: uncertainty. The material moves, reacts and changes through the hand, glaze and fire. This process has influenced the way Lia approaches interiors, bringing a greater sensitivity to imperfection, tactility and the individuality of materials.
Her ceramic practice moves between sculptural works, functional objects and custom pieces created for interiors, hospitality and private commissions.
For Nuna Studio, architecture, interiors and objects are not separate disciplines. They are different parts of the same creative language — each contributing to the atmosphere and identity of a space.
Explore Ceramics
From the scale of a room to the scale of an object, every detail contributes to how a space is experienced.
Spaces shaped by people, material and the way we live.
Nuna Studio does not begin with a fixed aesthetic. Each project is developed through an understanding of the client, the architecture, the context and the way the space will be used. The result is an interior that feels considered rather than imposed — personal, functional and connected to the people who inhabit it.