The journey began in 2002, initially as a hobby for Kika. A small, run-down apartment came up for sale in their street in Luxembourg city. Kika saw potential in this space and decided to purchase it. Within six months, the apartment was transformed from a bare shell into a fully rebuilt and innovatively designed living space. Despite its modest size of 40m², smart and creative decoration techniques were employed to give it a spacious and welcoming feel. This initial project was a success and paved the way for many more throughout Luxembourg city, gradually increasing in scale. Their most recent local project involved the ambitious renovation of an entire building.

As freelance interior designers, Kika has a passion for creating functional, safe, and aesthetically pleasing interior spaces. This involves careful planning, from determining space requirements to selecting the right mix of essential and decorative elements like colors, lighting, and materials.

During the Covid pandemic, Kika embarked on their most daring project yet: the complete overhaul and restoration of historic apartments that were once intended for General Fabre in the early 19th century. This extensive renovation, completed in early 2021, involved the removal of more than 17 trucks of construction debris, breathing new life into the historic chateau apartment.