Where Two Stones Find Common Ground
How does one story hold two entirely different stones, yet still speak with the same quiet voice? That question comes into focus when Striato Elegante and Fior di Bosco stand side by side - two materials with little in common, and yet the same quiet conviction.
One moves in clean, horizontal bands. The other unfolds through soft layers of grey, woven with natural veining . Side by side, they could not look more different.
Striato, A Stone Built on Rhythm
Striato, A Stone Built on Rhythm
Fior di Bosco, A Stone Built in Depth
Fior di Bosco, A Stone Built in Depth
Tactile Diversity in Basin Design
Tactile Diversity in Basin Design
Two Kitchens Shaped by Two Different Instincts
Two Kitchens Shaped by Two Different Instincts
The Details That Finish the Story
The Details That Finish the Story
Where the Surroundings Complete the Story
A Tray, A Towel, A Reason to Stay
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...
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...
