Jessica de Facci is an interior designer, curator, and art stylist based in Amsterdam. Her practice operates at the intersection of interior design, curatorial practice, and art direction, creating environments in which artworks play a central role in shaping atmosphere, identity, and spatial narrative.

With a background in interior design and a foundation in art and design history, she approaches spaces as layered environments where art, architecture, materiality, and everyday life come together. Her work focuses on creating meaningful relationships between artworks and their surroundings, transforming interiors into cohesive and carefully curated experiences.

Alongside her work as a curator at Gallery Intussen in Amsterdam, Jessica develops art styling and spatial curation projects for private interiors, commercial spaces, hospitality environments, and exhibition contexts. Each project is approached through careful consideration of composition, scale, placement, architecture, and the identity of the space.

Through art consultation and styling, she guides clients in selecting, sourcing, and positioning artworks that resonate with their environment while creating a distinctive visual identity.

Her practice also includes bespoke art commissions developed in collaboration with artists from her curatorial network. From tailored concepts to site-specific works, each commission is conceived in direct dialogue with the architecture and context of the project.

At the core of her practice is a dialogue between art, space, and the people who inhabit it, creating environments where contemporary art becomes an integral part of everyday experience.