Born in 1982 and trained in architecture (France) and interior design (Morocco), Sophia Chraïbi Giorgi has devoted her career to furniture creation. Over time, this medium has evolved into a language of its own within her practice as an interior designer. She collaborates with master artisans to produce bespoke solid wood pieces, conceived as natural extensions of the spaces she designs.

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In 2012, she began exploring pragmatic eco-design in furniture,  a concept attuned to evolve a semi-nomadic way of life.

Much like the architecture of a city embodies its history and reveals its future aspirations, the interior of a home—its collection of objects and artworks—is, for SCG, a mirror of the values of those who inhabit it.

Viewing the home as a canvas for identity, her approach is shaped by context, spatial appropriation, and the potential for continual reinvention. Her modular and customizable furniture becomes a tool for personal emancipation.

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Her work draws on a body of influences that are both paradoxical and complementary, ranging from the mingei movement, which values simplicity and the artisan’s gesture, to the industrial rationality of the Bauhaus, as well as ancient arts and the conceptual inquiries of architecture and contemporary art.

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Since 2015, her creations have been featured in international exhibitions dedicated to design and contemporary art. Her work is set in a singular universe at the crossroads of craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic expression. Each piece becomes an immersive interface between our inner world and the environment around.