2112 Design Studio LLC

Working from home: yes.
Feeling like you’re working from a sad spare room: absolutely not.

A home office should work hard and look good doing it.



Photography Dan Cutrona © 📷
Styling Peggy Chase Jordao

When a series of earthquakes struck Venezuela, my husband, Dr. Alberto Jacir, and our daughter, Julia Jacir, a proud Ransom Everglades student, found themselves unexpectedly stranded and unable to return to the United States. Instead of allowing uncertainty to define their time there, they chose to turn it into an opportunity to serve others.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of our family, friends, and the amazing Ransom Everglades community, we were able to raise funds from Miami that have now been transformed into essential supplies purchased directly in Caracas, Venezuela.

These donations—including diapers, baby formula, milk, water, infant powder, children’s shampoo, and many other basic necessities—have been delivered to Hogar Bambi, an extraordinary institution that has been caring for orphaned and vulnerable children, as well as children separated from their families, for more than 30 years.

Although we do not personally know Erika Spillmann, we deeply admire the work she and her team have dedicated their lives to. When we learned Hogar Bambi urgently needed supplies, we knew this was where your generosity could make an immediate difference.

This donation is a reflection of what can happen when a community comes together with compassion and purpose. Every contribution, every message of encouragement, and every person who shared our fundraiser helped make this possible.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to our family, friends, and especially the Ransom Everglades community for your generosity, kindness, and unwavering support. Your compassion has made a real difference in the lives of children who need it most. Together, we are proving that even in the midst of adversity, hope can travel far.

Erika Spillmann A.C. Hogar Bambi Bambi International Foundation on Voluntariado de Hogar Bambi Ransom Everglades School

I know it’s a cliché, but it’s incredible how time flies. Celebrating our 20 year anniversary graduation from gsapp AAD in New York City. Graduate School of Advanced Architectural Design woot woot

This living room started as an empty space.
As in: four walls, good intentions, and absolutely no personality.

Now? She has layers. She has mood. She has marble, texture, art, lighting, flowers… and two Barcelona chairs sitting there like they’re on the title.

Warm, balanced, collected… and just the right amount of “don’t touch the coffee table, I styled that.”



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Mahjong findings alert! Who else is obsessed??? 🤩 🀄️

Looks simple… but this one had requirements.

Great artwork (don’t compete with it).
An entry moment (it can’t be boring).
And storage (because real life).

After what felt like 1,000 entry cabinet, too wide, too thin, too much - finally we found the one.

The lamp was intentional—a sculptural marble base that adds presence without stealing the show. An antique pale blue vase to tie it all together. Tray and box for keys… because life.

And just like that, an entry that makes you ask, who’s your designer?



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