OBS (OLM BOSCH STUDIO) is an architecture, design, and interior design firm created in 2019 by Roger Bosch Ferrer (Girona, 1989) and Josep Olm Serra (Lleida, 1989), architects trained at the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB, 2013).
The studio is based in Barcelona, the Costa Brava, and the Balearic Islands. Their portfolio covers different types of projects and scales, emphasising residential, corporate, and commercial areas.
From the office, projects are developed in a precise, rigorous, and rational way, accompanying the client throughout the process from the first sketches to the materialization of the projects, trying to provide a comprehensive vision of them at all times.
Each project is elaborated with the right tools and team of collaborators in order to produce honest, beautiful, and functional works, understanding that the best form of sustainability is to obtain lasting results over time. Works and designs that seek to be timeless.
Their characteristic style resides in projects that rescue the beauty of the pre-existing, creating spaces that always seek to improve the sensory experience of the people who live in them.
Architects and designers must improve the well-being of those who interact and live with the projects they create and insist on improving the social, cultural, and environmental landscapes in which their projects are located.
Referencing art, design, and culture, we managed to combine natural materials, textures, and patterns to create refined and curated spaces. Our designs are contemporary and inspiring, yet they honour the past with a timeless energy.
At OBS we approach every project, whether residential or commercial, furniture or product design, with a unique vision integral to our design philosophy: "We embrace instinct, wit, and humour over the conventions of traditional design."
Within this framework, we understand luxury in design as an intellectual and honest process, not as a collection of amenities. Luxury as the recognition of noble materials and craftsmanship - luxury as the balanced dimensioning of spaces and the continuous pursuit of functionality. Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
Sometimes, less is more.