A room steeped in mineral calm. Walls like sun-dried clay, wood that remembers forests, linen that folds like a sigh. Nothing performs. Everything belongs.

A residential concept built entirely from earth tones and tactile surfaces. The palette moves between burnt terracotta and warm sand, grounded by raw oak and travertine, with olive green and soft brass carrying the accents. Every surface was chosen for how it holds light and how it feels under the hand.
Burnt terracotta · Warm sand · Olive green · Raw oak · Travertine beige · Soft brass



Contemporary tropical elegance — a space where modern architecture meets the natural warmth of materials.

Soft layered lighting, natural textures and a quiet palette create a room that invites rest and ease. Deep olive walls hold a channel-upholstered headboard wall lit from behind; dark timber, bouclé and jute keep the composition tactile. The seating corner opens directly to the pool and the tropical garden beyond.
Olive · Cream bouclé · Dark timber · Burnt orange · Jute · Aged brass



An architectural dialogue between classical heritage and tactile modernism — where the weight of history meets the raw, organic textures of the coast.

A renovation concept for a coastal hotel, developed as a conversation between what the building already is and what it could become. Existing mouldings, panelled doors and joinery are kept and recoloured; canopy beds, woven pendants and lime-washed walls introduce the coast. The scheme is built around a named palette so every room can be specified from the same set of decisions.
Cocada Cremosa · Sálvia de Verão · Cobre Suave · Bronze Milão · Salgueiro Jovem



Eight limited-edition pieces — seating, mirrors and tables reinterpreting Sri Lankan heritage through contemporary form.