Studio Marosi

At 21, I moved to Vienna expecting a fresh start — and stayed for 11 life-shaping years.
I began in hospitality, learning the language and rhythm of a new city from the ground up. Once life started to feel familiar, a different passion gently but persistently took the lead: fashion, aesthetics, and self-expression.

I’ve always been drawn to beauty in all its forms — fabrics, colours, skin, atmosphere, and the subtle details that shape how we feel in our everyday lives. Over the years, I deepened this passion through professional training as a colour and style consultant, cosmetologist, and Reiki practitioner — always curious, always learning.

A few years later, painting entered my life as my most personal creative language. I held several exhibitions in Vienna, and once again, creativity felt like home.

And then life shifted — completely.
I became a mother.
The beginning was anything but polished: messy, emotional, exhausting, deeply beautiful, and quietly transformative. It challenged me, softened me, and reshaped my sense of self in ways I never expected.

Today, Studio Marosi is where all of these paths come together.

It’s built on the belief that what we wear, touch, and surround ourselves with influences how we move through the world — sometimes quietly, sometimes profoundly.
That quality speaks louder than trends.
And that small, well-chosen rituals — whether through clothing, skincare, or home — can make everyday life feel more considered and more yours.

Studio Marosi is for women who appreciate thoughtful details, honest materials, and pieces selected with care. Every item is curated in small quantities from European brands I genuinely admire — chosen not to overwhelm, but to inspire.

I don’t curate for perfection or rules.
I curate for connection, confidence, beauty, and presence.

My wish is simple:
to help make everyday life feel a little calmer, a little richer, and quietly more beautiful.

Thank you for being here.
You’re not just visiting a shop — you’re stepping into a world that’s still unfolding.

With love,
Emma