Living in Palma is an endless source of inspiration. Lina is constantly surprised, not just by the sights, but by the way people think, act, and effortlessly combine things. Their outfits, their homes, the way they choose colors for their walls, or the unplanned, almost chaotic layers of the city itself, a '70s house standing boldly beside an ancient church, pink tiles taking over a bathroom in the most Wes Anderson way. Meanwhile, Edin is always traveling, not just physically but in his imagination. His world expands through what he reads, the artists he connects with across the globe, the pieces he hunts for, the films we watch, and the ever-evolving dreams we share. 

This constant push and pull, these opposing influences, fuel our creative process. When we lived and worked only in Stockholm, things felt more rigid, here, we take risks, we stay open. We rarely agree, but it is in that friction that the Dusty Deco aesthetic is born. A dash of boho, a splash of eclectic mid-century, all brought together with a tiled rug, a sculptural piece, and the warm Mediterranean light. That is Dusty Deco for you.