Featured Architectural Interiors and Concept Design

In this master bedroom from the Vaulted Haus, we used a four-poster bed to define the volume within the larger space. The headboard wall is a study in texture, combining frosted glass bricks with custom grey veneer strips. This layering of materials, along with the vaulted ceiling and tensioned rope lighting, creates a serene and sophisticated sanctuary.

This living room from our 'A Hint of Azul' project demonstrates how partitions can define space without enclosing it. A curved, slatted partition separates the living and dining areas, allowing natural light to filter through while seamlessly integrating the HVAC system. The cool grey palette is punctuated by strategic hints of blue, creating a calm yet dynamic environment.

We believe in the honest expression of materials. For this bar area, we conceptualized a Gabion wall, trapping randomly sized stones in a metal wire mesh to create a raw, textural fascia. This Brutalist element is contrasted with a sleek, dark green marble backsplash and minimalist pendant lighting, forming part of a 'black scoop' that unifies the entrance, bar, and kitchen.

This bedroom showcases our focus on integrated design elements. A custom light installation in Nero metal unfolds from the wall to become a functional bedside table. The headboard wall, crafted from grey ribbed wooden slats against a smoked glass background, creates an illusion of depth and breathability through subtle reflections.

The dining area in our 'Wedged Haus' project is defined by the monolithic presence of the kitchen block. We used light oak veneer and ribbed details to create a standalone object that contrasts with the muted grey tones and Ceppo De Gre marble flooring. Statement pendant lights from Moooi anchor the space, making the dining experience both intimate and visually striking.

We approach even traditional spaces with a modern, sculptural sensibility. This family temple, conceived as a 'Ghoonghat' or veil, is a doubly curving form set within a metal frame. The design allows only a partial view until you are directly in front of it, creating a moment of quiet contemplation and revealing a vibrant blue interior.

Luxury and function meet in this master bathroom, where we used vertical stripes of Statuario marble to create a curved shower wall. This technique adds a soft, sculptural feel to the space, which is unified by a sophisticated grey scale palette. The design demonstrates how we carry a home's core architectural theme through to its most private areas.

This L-shaped living room was designed to accommodate both formal and informal seating. The space is unified by Ceppo De Gre marble flooring and walls finished in cementitious lime plaster, creating a rich textural foundation. A bold blue rug and matching accents provide a sharp pop of color against the otherwise monochrome and Scandinavian-inspired interior.

This short film of the Vaulted Haus captures the interplay of light, shadow, and texture that defines the project. It moves through the living space, highlighting the vaulted ceilings, the monochromatic material palette, and the seamless flow between different functional zones. The video offers a glimpse into the lived experience of our design philosophy.