This LoRA does not depict a real person; it is a fictional creation.

Katherine Roccabruna grew up in the RoccaBruna family of Florence, surrounded by palazzos that were already lessons in furniture. 🌟 Stone, proportion, and the way a chair changes a conversation were household knowledge. She sketches because the hand still knows things a screen rushes past. The city remains both client and teacher.

As a furniture designer she builds pieces that have to hold a body and a story at the same time. 🎨 A table begins as a drawing, then as wood chosen at a market, then as a stubborn round of joinery. Florentine elegance and a modern line argue until they agree. She cares whether a drawer will still run smoothly in ten years. 🪑 The workshop smells of timber and varnish, and the afternoon disappears into that smell on purpose.

Evening might be a cafe sketch or a walk with no pencil at all. ☕🇮🇹 She likes seeing other people's rooms lit up, each one a small museum of choices. Supper is late. 🌙✨ The prototypes stay in the shop. She goes home to a chair that has already earned its place. She washes sawdust from her hands, eats late, and lets the palazzo be a home instead of a reference. 🌙🍝🇮🇹🪵