maria isabel barrero
avant-garde visionary, alchemical architect, designer, artist, & house-Coach™
Maria Isabel Barrero is an avant-garde visionary, an Alchemical Architect, designer, artist, and House-Coach™. She received her architectural degree in Colombia before relocating to the U.S., which supports her work being infused with light, magic, color, vibrancy, and a sense of aliveness. Building on her expertise, over the past half-decade, she has also immersed herself in astrology, alchemy, and magic, weaving the energetic and mystical dimensions into the physical spaces she creates.
She is the founder and director of Spaces2Love, a creative studio devoted to shaping environments that awaken beauty, harmony, and soulful living — through a holistic approach that nurtures mind, body, and soul. Her passion lies in guiding people to align their life vision with their living spaces, designing empowering places that cultivate well-being, connection, transformation, and creative expression.
At the heart of Maria’s practice is alchemy: the belief that our surroundings can spark transformation on every level — physical, emotional, spiritual, and energetic. Homes, in her vision, are sacred vessels where change takes root, radiating outward into daily life.
Maria also deeply understands the importance of family in her clients’ dreams and desires. She creates this magic in her own life through projects like redesigning her daughter’s room during those pivotal moments and rituals of growth, or transforming her home to elevate the loving and nurturing relationship she shares with her husband.
Through her work, Maria guides clients in creating spaces that enrich everyday living while fostering a more conscious, connected, and sustainable world. Her mission is to help individuals recognize their homes as powerful tools for personal evolution — spaces that nurture growth, creativity, and healing. For Maria, homes are amplifiers of beauty, sources of inspiration, and catalysts for meaningful change — both personal and collective.
