Forma 79 Interior Design

Forma 79 Interior Design We are a South Wales interior design practice specialised in sustainable residential design ✨

🌿 What I’ve been up to latelyThe sharp-eyed among you might have noticed I haven’t been here for a while - sorry for the...
17/08/2026

🌿 What I’ve been up to lately

The sharp-eyed among you might have noticed I haven’t been here for a while - sorry for the disappearance act! I was sure I could’ve kept spinning all the plates, and in the end I couldn’t, so something had to drop - soz Insta, unfortunately it was you.
But here’s a highlights carousel of the things that have happened while I was away:

✨ I learned a lot of Welsh: I started and finished the intermediate course in July, a whole month of full time Welsh learning. It was amazing, would really recommend if you have a spare month 🫠 or are willing to work in the evenings to catch up with everything 😉 I wasn’t sure I would be able to cope, but I did!
✨ New and old projects: we have a bathroom and a kitchen in the works - more about this later this week!
✨ We took the Brownies camping! That was a wild experience, full laughter, adventures and s’mores. I am sure I have a lot more grey hairs now, but it was amazing - can’t wait for the next one 🔥
✨ Been trying to organise the studio a bit better, got some more books on the shelves, organised the Brownies cupboard, had a clear out of unused samples. Should be good by the end of Summer 😅
✨ Been really good with keeping up with enquiries and clients, so if you are waiting for a message from me, your message might have got lost in the ether, so please please please give me a shout!

📸 1, 4 + 5: Cardiff University - The Welsh courses are in the next building to the Arts and Social Studies Library ♥️

Nothing says I’m in Brazil like cobogó, this perforated screen at the domestic boarding area of GRU’s Terminal 2 ✨The na...
28/04/2026

Nothing says I’m in Brazil like cobogó, this perforated screen at the domestic boarding area of GRU’s Terminal 2 ✨

The name comes from Pernambuco, in the 1920s, when three friends, Coimbra, Boeckmann and Góes, combined the first syllables of their surnames to name their invention. Born as a fired ceramic block, designed to let air and light in without fully opening a building to the heat. Inspired by the mashrabiya, an element of Islamic architecture, adapted to the tropical climate. It became a cornerstone of Brazilian modernism, appearing in works by Niemeyer, Lúcio Costa and Lina Bo Bardi. And contemporary architects like Marcio Kogan and Arthur Casas never let it go either.

But the ones here at GRU are something else. Over 5,000 pieces, each made by hand, one by one, by - with a shape reminiscent of wings and Niemeyer’s curves. What a beauty 🤍

It filters light. It breathes. And it carries a hundred years of Brazilian history in every line ✨

31/03/2026

Just a little bit of fun 😅
What is in *your* camera roll? 📸

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