30/06/2026
A serene composition built almost entirely in tonal neutrals — bone, sand, raw plaster — broken only by the slatted oak headboard and a hand-finished stone vanity base in the open bathroom beyond. An oversized oval mirror in slim bronze framing doubles the depth of the room, catching the reflection of the bed and the soft glow of a pendant beyond it.
The bedding layers ribbed cotton, a textured woven throw with a quiet medallion pattern, and structured pillows in matching tones — a study in restraint, where pattern is felt through texture rather than color. Twin pendants in raw boucle and ribbed white ceramic flank either side of the headboard, their forms simple but materially rich.
A jute runner grounds the polished stone floor, the one warm, organic note against an otherwise architectural palette.