Black and white photo of a young woman with long wavy hair sitting on a stool, wearing a sleeveless dress with floral buttons, posing with one knee up and hands resting on her knee against a plain background.

Meet Samantha

Designer, artist, and founder of Studio Pulido.

Designing thoughtful interiors around the people who live in them.

MY STORY

My approach to design has always been rooted in the way a space feels, not just the way it looks. With a background in wellness, art, and years of building a client-centered business, I’ve always been drawn to the relationship between our surroundings and the way we live.

Studio Pulido grew from that instinct: to create interiors that feel collected, expressive, and deeply personal. I’m drawn to natural materials, vintage pieces, art, texture, and unexpected details that give a home character. Rather than designing around a singular aesthetic, I begin with the people who live there and create spaces that feel elevated, comfortable, and entirely their own.

A tabletop with books, a metallic pitcher, a white ceramic vase, a bowl, and papers, placed against a textured concrete wall, with sunlight creating shadows.

My Philosophy

A home should feel collected, not decorated. I create interiors that reveal the people who live within them through art, objects, texture, color, and pieces gathered over time. The goal isn’t perfection, but a space with warmth, character, and a point of view that feels unmistakably yours.

Black and white photograph of several calla lilies with long stems and curved petals.

THE APPROACH

THE APPROACH

Every project begins with understanding how you live, what you’re drawn to, and how you want your home to feel. From there, I bring together color, texture, art, vintage and new pieces to create a space that feels layered, personal, and naturally yours.

I. Discover

Understanding how you live, what you need, and what you’re drawn to.

II. Design

Developing the palette, furnishings, materials, art, and details.

III. Refine

Layering art, objects, and finishing details to bring the space to life.

Close-up of ocean waves with sunlight reflecting off the surface at sunset or sunrise.
An open magazine on a beige table with a person's hand resting on it, a white mug with coffee, and a decorative white shell-shaped bowl.
A woman with long curly hair sitting cross-legged on a wooden stool, reading a book, in a minimalist room with white walls, a framed botanical print, and a floor lamp, with natural light coming from the right.

BEYOND THE STUDIO

Life outside the studio is often where I find the most inspiration. Art, travel, food, vintage finds, nature, and the rituals of everyday life all shape the way I see a space. I’m always collecting ideas, objects, colors, and moments that eventually find their way into my work.

Minimalist living room with beige walls, arched ceiling, cream sofa with multiple pillows, wooden coffee table with magazines and a vase of dried flowers, and striped rug.

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LET’S CREATE SOMETHING PERSONAL

Whether you’re reimagining one room or an entire home, every project begins with a conversation. Tell me about your space, what you’re drawn to, and how you want it to feel.

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