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RED

/Place Owner

"I had a clear vision but no idea how to make it work as a whole. What came back was everything I imagined — and more coherent than I thought possible."

/scope

A full apartment redesign with a focus on the living and dining spaces — bringing together bold colour, warm timber, and curated art into a home that feels personal without feeling crowded.

/scope

A full apartment redesign with a focus on the living and dining spaces — bringing together bold colour, warm timber, and curated art into a home that feels personal without feeling crowded.

/approach

The deep blue accent wall was the starting point — everything else was built in conversation with it. We layered warm walnut panelling, terracotta, and chrome to create contrast that feels resolved rather than restless.

/approach

The deep blue accent wall was the starting point — everything else was built in conversation with it. We layered warm walnut panelling, terracotta, and chrome to create contrast that feels resolved rather than restless.

/approach

The deep blue accent wall was the starting point — everything else was built in conversation with it. We layered warm walnut panelling, terracotta, and chrome to create contrast that feels resolved rather than restless.

/materials

Walnut veneer panelling, honed marble, terracotta-lacquered joinery, and chrome steel. Each material was chosen to hold its own against the colour without competing — warmth and edge in equal measure.

/materials

Walnut veneer panelling, honed marble, terracotta-lacquered joinery, and chrome steel. Each material was chosen to hold its own against the colour without competing — warmth and edge in equal measure.

/materials

Walnut veneer panelling, honed marble, terracotta-lacquered joinery, and chrome steel. Each material was chosen to hold its own against the colour without competing — warmth and edge in equal measure.

/ECOLOGY

Existing structural elements were retained and worked into the new design wherever possible. The dining table and several key pieces were sourced from independent European makers, prioritising craft over volume production.

/ECOLOGY

Existing structural elements were retained and worked into the new design wherever possible. The dining table and several key pieces were sourced from independent European makers, prioritising craft over volume production.

barn red

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warm welcome

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milk and cookies

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A vintage living room with a brown armchair facing a wooden wall unit housing an old television, books, and decorative items, adjacent to a compact kitchen visible in the background, all bathed in warm, nostalgic lighting.
A modern dining room featuring a sleek, red oval table surrounded by black chairs, accented by a contemporary pendant light, a stylish wall painting, and decorative elements, set on a herringbone wood floor.

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