A room for the end of the day. Where they close the door and the world stays outside.
Deep red marble runs through the suite like a single held note. Everything else stays dark, low and still — timber, near-black stone, and light kept beneath eye height.
A long fire line sits at floor level rather than mounted on a wall. The dressing room is lit like a private gallery; the bathing floor beyond it is treated as a separate, quieter chamber.
A room for the end of the day, where the world stays outside
Book-matched grey and oxblood marble, smoked oak, moss-green stone, black lacquer, chrome, pebble and water at the thresholds. The marble veining is set to run across the room rather than up the wall, so the floor reads as landscape.
PULL QUOTE: A room for the end of the day, where the world stays outside
Where the two of them end the day, and no one else is invited.
We accept a limited number of projects a year. If you are considering a house you will live in for the next twenty years, we would like to meet you.
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