Explore three palettes for your brief. Colors are visual references; physical samples determine the final finish.
Light / surface / materialMineral
- Mineral, sample 1: rgb(211, 200, 180)
- Mineral, sample 2: rgb(138, 112, 86)
- Mineral, sample 3: rgb(231, 224, 213)
Chalk, limestone and warm oak. A quiet palette that lets daylight do the work. See Quiet volume.
Start a design briefA threshold that slows the pace. A seat in the afternoon light. Materials that feel better with time. We begin with how a place is used, then give it a considered form.
Start a conversation
01
Read the place
A concise brief of how the space is used, what must stay, and where the pressure points are.
Deliverable: A written brief and constraints list.
02
Shape the plan
A spatial direction that gives movement, gathering and quieter moments a clear relationship.
Deliverable: A concept plan with one key view.
03
Resolve the material
A focused material study showing how surface, light and junctions work together.
Deliverable: A material palette and detail view.
THE STUDIO / A PERSONAL APPROACH
Founder & interior designer
I start by listening to the way you live. The objects you keep, the light you notice, the places where the day slows down. These small observations become the structure of a room.
A considered process, from the first conversation to the final material.
Light gives a material its depth. Detail gives a room its rhythm.