Andrea Diego’s career is shaped by a dual perspective: analytical rigour and spatial sensitivity. Initially trained in Business Administration and Management at the University of the Basque Country (EHU), her first professional grounding was closely linked to an understanding of processes, organisation and structure. Soon, however, a deeper concern emerged—one connected to creativity, materiality and lived space—which led her to redirect her path towards interior design.
Between 2012 and 2015, she trained as interior architect at Argi Arte, a decisive period during which she consolidated an understanding of the project as a balance between functionality, emotion and aesthetic coherence. It was then that she began to develop her first professional works, still alongside her studies, establishing an early and direct relationship with construction, clients and decision-making.
In 2015, she co-founded the studio IN56 Interiorismo, where she worked for more than nine years as managing partner and design director. This stage represents a period of intense professional activity and growth, during which Andrea Diego was directly involved in the creative and strategic development of the studio, taking on both project direction and relationships with clients and collaborators. A prolonged experience that strengthened her judgement, leadership skills and a highly personal way of approaching interior design, grounded in listening and precision.
In March 2024, she began a new professional chapter with the creation of Andrea Diego Interiorismo, her own studio based in Bilbao. From here, she develops interior architecture projects characterised by meticulous attention to detail, a carefully curated selection of materials and a clear intention to create serene, honest and timeless spaces. Her work is rooted in a deep understanding of the needs of those who inhabit the spaces, moving away from superfluous gestures to focus on what endures.
Today, Andrea Diego approaches each project as an exercise in balance between technique and emotion, where rigorous planning coexists with a quiet sensitivity revealed through light, proportion and materiality. A mature, conscious and committed practice that understands interior design not as an end in itself, but as a way of accompanying everyday life through space.