Faced with an empty nest, the owners sought to declutter and redefine their home for a new phase of life.
The redesign transforms the common areas into open, connected spaces that offer the flexibility to shift seamlessly between hosting a chamber music ensemble, a dinner party, or a book group.
A palette of warm pastels and earthy tones was layered through the soft furnishings, gently offsetting the strength of the architectural elements.
The interplay of colour and texture brought warmth and femininity, softening the overall composition with a light, playful touch.
Stainless steel finishings and glass worktops added a quiet utilitarian note — honest, functional materials that lend a crisp contrast to the warmth and artistry of the surrounding decor.
With light coming in from different angles, every room of the house is bright, filled with daylight and comfortable to be in.
In the bathrooms, simple glazed geometric tiles were chosen to echo the building’s historic character while keeping the palette sophisticated and timeless.
