Patricia Boyancé

I grew up with a father who worked in hospitality and taught us how unexpected details could turn a stay into an experience. Constantly moving from one home to another taught me something else: a sense of home is built. Through light, a table set for someone and objects that hold a story. Today, I bring that perspective to interiors with character. I am interested in how someone feels when they enter, what makes them want to stay and the small gestures that help them recognise themselves in a place.

I am also curator and content director of Interiorismo de Alta Hotelería, a publication currently in development, with a planned launch in January 2027. This editorial work complements my perspective on design and the hospitality experience.

I founded PBS to work with personal attention and a clear creative direction. Every project begins with listening, and it also calls for judgement: choosing, editing and giving coherence to what a space wants to express.

We consider how light, colour, shapes and textures are perceived. We use them to shape an atmosphere suited to the space and the people who experience it.

We explore what someone needs to feel and do as they arrive, move through a space and spend time there. This map of moments guides our decisions.

We bring comfort into the design through lighting, acoustics, materials and a connection to nature. Technical requirements are coordinated with the relevant specialists.