A proposal for Corner · Brand & Content Marketing Manager
Good taste is easy to claim. What I bring is taste with the structure to deliver it, week after week, across every channel.
A designer by training. I can tell what belongs to a brand and what doesn’t, and explain why.
As co-founder of a branding studio, I brief, review and keep quality consistent when many hands touch one brand.
200+ brands in Europe and Latin America. I know how to adapt a brand to a new audience without losing it.
Here is what that looks like in practice.
One real Corner kitchen,








Corner · Pacific Palisades · a real projectOne shoot · Instagram · Pinterest · web · sales
Pacific Palisades · creative direction
Why these three words People choose a custom kitchen by its material and its light. Warm, so the oak feels like home. Quiet, so nothing competes with the craftsmanship. Precise, because made to measure is what Corner sells.
01 — The palette: taken from the kitchen itself, so every piece looks like Corner
Oak#977552
Stone#DCD7CF
Pacific blue#214F77
Travertine#B6977B
Ink#17161402 — The details I would direct on set



Oak, full grain
One detail, close
Pacific blue
A one-page brief for the photographer: low sun on the fluted oak, seated eye height, one object on the counter.
The photographer covers the whole kitchen. I direct remotely, live on video.
The image that answers “will mine really look like this?”. Retouch stays true to the oak.
The homeowner’s words, the price, one action.
A carousel, a pin, a reel and a card for the sales designers. The real pieces are just below.
Every piece carries its own link. After a month we know which one brought estimates and meetings, and the next shoot is planned on that.



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I kept coming back to the curved island. It made the kitchen feel less boxy.

Pinterest · 2:3Curved oak island ideas, Japandi kitchen
What we track for this image
Written from the real project: Blue Japandi Kitchen, Pacific Palisades. Every fact is on Corner’s own page. Pick a format to see it in place.
Pacific Palisades · JapandiThe curved island that softened a blue kitchen.
Natural oak. Framed fronts, vertical detailing.
Fluted glass and deep blue uppers.
Even the corner pulls out.“It made the kitchen feel less boxy.”
The homeownercornerrenovation Blue Japandi kitchen in Pacific Palisades. Natural oak island, fluted glass, white Dekton. $37,708 with fronts, boxes, hardware and shipping.
SaveDeep blue uppers, fluted glass and a curved oak island with vertical detailing. A real Corner kitchen in Pacific Palisades, $37,708.
