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At Graphenstone, we are inspired by professionals who share our vision of creating healthier, more conscious living environments.
One of those voices is Raini Peters, a Berlin-founded interior design studio Raini Peters Interiors where holistic design, biophilic principles, sustainability and a deep connection to nature come together to create homes that support both people and planet.
Rather than simply designing beautiful interiors, Raini creates spaces that help regulate the nervous system, enhance emotional wellbeing and restore sensory balance. Every project is guided by healthy materials, natural light, indoor air quality and the belief that a home should improve long-term quality of life.
The result is calm, restorative interiors that foster a deeper connection to nature, wherever in the world they are located.
Drawing creative inspiration from the natural calm of the Noosa Hinterland and the diversity and energy of Berlin, Raini Peters brings a distinctive international perspective to every project.
Spanning two continents, her studio delivers bespoke interior design and eDesign services locally, remotely, and internationally.
The studio has developed a refined hybrid design process that combines structured digital collaboration with carefully planned on-site visits for material selections, spatial planning,
and key design decisions. This approach allows Raini and her team to create considered, healthier homes for clients internationally without compromising design quality, detail, or personal connection.
This philosophy closely aligns with Graphenstone’s commitment to creating healthier living spaces through mineral-based materials with very low VOC emissions and solutions designed to improve indoor environmental quality.
Why do some luxury renovations still feel wrong?
In her latest article, Raini explores a question many homeowners experience after completing a renovation: why can a beautifully designed home still feel uncomfortable or disconnected?
Her answer goes beyond aesthetics. A truly successful interior considers not only colour palettes and furniture, but also the materials that surround us every day, the quality of the indoor air, natural light, acoustics and the relationship between people and their environment.
As awareness of healthier buildings continues to grow, architects and interior designers are increasingly selecting materials that contribute to better indoor environments while supporting more responsible construction practices.
For this project, Raini explored how material selection can become an integral part of creating spaces that promote wellbeing, comfort and a lasting connection between people and the places they call home.
A shared vision
At Graphenstone, we believe that healthier interiors begin with conscious material choices.
Our mineral-based paints are developed to combine aesthetics with performance, helping professionals create breathable, low-emission spaces that respect both people and the built environment.
Collaborations like this demonstrate how design and material innovation can work together to create interiors that are not only beautiful, but genuinely healthier to live in.
We are delighted to collaborate with Raini Peters and look forward to sharing more of this inspiring Berlin project once it is fully completed.
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Discover Raini’s full reflections on healthy interiors, conscious renovation and why some luxury homes still don’t feel right by reading the original article on Raini Peters Interiors.
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Cantera BV, Official Graphenstone Distributor
This collaboration has been developed with the support of Cantera BV, Graphenstone’s official distributor for Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany.
For product information, specifications or project enquiries in these markets, please contact Cantera BV at info@cantera-bv.com or visit https://cantera-bv.com.
