Residential Projects
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Highland Haven
Set within a storied Georgian home, this design channels the rugged beauty of the Scottish Highlands through moody greens, misty grays, and golden tones of wild gorse. Period details were preserved and paired with an eclectic mix of vintage finds and contemporary pieces, creating a space that feels both personal and timeless. Warm, inviting, and subtly refined, it’s a home for coorieing by the fire or sharing lively conversations with loved ones.
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Nordic Nest
This airy loft, perched above a Scandinavian-style home, was envisioned as a sanctuary for creativity and connection. Subtle zoning, like a slatted partition, defines areas for lounging, studying, and working while preserving the loft’s openness. A minimalist palette of pale timber, soft textiles, and muted sage and orange accents brings warmth and calm. The result is a tranquil family retreat for growing, creating, and simply being.
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Converted for Connection
In this former barn, a young family found a joyful retreat designed for play, music, and connection. Bright white walls bring openness and calm, softened by tactile layers of cotton, velvet, timber, and copper. Jadeite green tiles ground the space while fuchsia and deep greens add vibrancy and personal meaning. The result is a light-filled, textured haven that celebrates individuality and the spirit of modern family life.
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Scholar's Retreat
Conceived as both workspace and retreat, this professor’s study draws inspiration from hidden rooms and historic libraries. Behind a built-in bookcase, the space unfolds with heirloom-like pieces — a Louis XVI bureau, a mid-century index cabinet — grounding it in tradition. Contemporary elements like a vivid Wendy Morrison rug, kintsugi-inspired flooring, and cork-paneled walls bring rhythm, warmth, and metaphor. The result is a timeless intellectual sanctuary, balancing gravity with light, privacy with openness, and history with discovery.
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A Space for Reflection
Inspired by Monet’s sensitivity to light, this serene retreat blends modern design with artistic reverie. A palette of lily-pad greens, misty pastels, and water-blushed neutrals evokes "The Japanese Footbridge," while rippled rose gold metal surfaces scatter light like a tranquil pond. A bespoke water lamp and translucent tub extend the language of fluidity, letting light ripple and refract throughout the space. The result is an ethereal room of layered simplicity, shifting with the day, offering rest, reflection, and escape.
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Under the Same Sky
Imagined as a stage for connection, this dining room marries theatrical elegance with a reverence for Bedouin heritage. A vaulted ceiling draped in silk charmeuse recalls desert tents, while Venetian plaster walls and curved furniture echo shifting sands and traditional dhow boats. A long glass oil lamp and a vivid painting by Emirati artist Mona Al Khaja bring warmth and vitality, set against a palette of sand-toned neutrals with green and gold accents. The result is a culturally rich space where every gathering feels like a story shared beneath silk and stars.
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Noir Elegance
Perfect for evenings of wine, canapés, and conversation, this design creates a seamless dialogue between kitchen and living room while keeping the kitchen a destination in its own right. Rich black-stained wood, veined marble, and sleek metals set a moody, indulgent tone, softened by daylight from a corner roof light and accentuated at night with LED onyx panels and dimmable lighting. A bespoke glass-fronted wine cabinet adds sculptural drama, blurring boundaries and inviting guests into a space that’s airy by day, intimate by night, and effortlessly elegant at all times.
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Chinoiserie Dreams
In this 18th-century sandstone townhouse, the bedroom ensuite blends East and West, tradition and modernity, inspired by chinoiserie porcelain and its dramatic blues, reds, and golds. Layered textures, brushed gold fixtures, fluted marble, and mural-style wallpaper create a theatrical yet refined backdrop, while Versailles parquet and a Georgian canopy bed bridge heritage with contemporary comfort. The result is a bold, intimate retreat that evokes distant lands and timeless elegance, grounded in the home’s architectural history.
