Inspiration
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Inside The Umber Ritual
Some rooms begin with a plan, this one begins with a colour. Umber is the pigment of raw earth- warm, dark and faintly smoky. It sets the tone for every...
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Soft Arches, Still Water: A Villa Designed for Slow Living
Surrounded by textured surfaces, open skies and flowing water, this private retreat explores the relationship between architecture and natural elements. The design follows a simple material palette, where stone-inspired finishes,...
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Arriving at the Edge of the Dunes
The road ends where the sand begins. A house of clay-toned walls sits among date palms, its windows turned toward the dunes. From the gravel path, the first thing you...
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A Caribbean Retreat
Deep in the Caribbean, where the forest grows right up to the glass, the bathroom is shaped around the view. Tall windows open onto palms, a skylight which lets the...
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Stone Walls and Oak Beams, A Cotswolds Farmhouse
This house in the Cotswolds shows how well a modern traditional interior can work. The house itself is built from flint and stone, with reclaimed oak beams running through both...
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A Timber Residence Through the Lens of John Pawson
Set into a wooded hillside, this contemporary timber residence unfolds as a single, unbroken volume. Rafters run the length of a pitched oak ceiling, glass replaces the wall on one...
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Inside a New York High-Rise Apartment: Fior di Bosco Stone and Piet Boon
Above the streets of Manhattan, this New York high-rise apartment offers a considered approach to material and detail. In the bathroom, Fior di Bosco natural stone is set against restrained...
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Emerald Oasis, A Concrete Sanctuary
Discover one of our latest projects, a concrete bathroom softened by a deep emerald bath and pockets of greenery. Rounded archways and skylit bring natural light through the space, while...
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Terra, Facing the Atlantic
Between Miami and the Bahamas, on a stretch of coast where the water shifts from teal to navy, this villa is built on poured stone, oak, and one recurring burst...
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Coal Zen Sanctuary: An Open, Undivided Space
The bedroom and bathroom share one open space here, divided by nothing more than a sheet of glass. Concrete walls and flooring run through both rooms with a break, giving...
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The Hollywood Hills Emerald Sanctuary Suite
Set into the hills and open sky, this bathroom suite makes you forget the line between architecture and landscape. Stone walls, timber slats, and a private gravel courtyard surrounded with...
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A Solid Surface Bath Suite in Stone and Timber
This suite pairs a freestanding JP BATH SOLID SURFACE with a walk-in shower which is set within an open bedroom of poured concrete, timber panelling, and floor to ceiling glass.Daylight...
