Studio Sucks builds worlds out of memory.

Founded by Emanuel Sax, the studio treats nostalgia not as a mood, but as a method, understanding what a space has always meant before deciding what it becomes.

Every project starts the same way: stepping into a building's history to find its spirit. Not the past for its own sake, but the feeling that made people fall for it in the first place. From there, everything is built outward: identity, guest journey, culture, story. Carried forward by a curated network of creatives. The interiors are where old and new collide, layer upon layer, held together by an eye for how a place actually runs, drawn from Sax's own experience as a hotelier.

Studio Sucks doesn't restore spaces. It finds the feeling that still pulls people toward them, and builds a world around it.