The Collections
Each Collection is a complete design system: palette, materials, proportions, lighting, art and the pieces that carry them. Residences and commercial spaces share the same five, so a clinic can feel like a home and a home can feel like a fine hotel.
Collection ICollection I
Light, open and quietly sun-washed. Pale white oak, washed linen, natural stone and tall steel-framed glass. Built for houses that open onto the garden.
White oak, oiled · Belgian linen · Limestone · Blackened steel
Collection IICollection II
Proportion first. Panelled walls, chequered marble, an arched gilt mirror and deep velvet. Formal enough for an embassy and comfortable enough for a Sunday.
Marble, honed · Cotton velvet · Painted boiserie · Gilt brass
Collection IIICollection III
Nothing announces itself. Travertine underfoot, bouclé and cashmere to the touch, a single walnut table as the anchor. The luxury is in the restraint.
Travertine, unfilled · Wool bouclé · American walnut · Cashmere
Collection IVCollection IV
Rooms that age gracefully. Lime-washed walls, dark timber, low seating and a single branch in a hand-thrown vessel. Calm, grounded and unhurried.
Lime plaster · Smoked oak · Raw linen · Stoneware
Collection VABCCollection V
Evening rooms. Deep green panelling, a walnut back bar, cognac leather and brass that warms under low light. For people who stay for one more.
Walnut, fluted · Aniline leather · Mohair velvet · Unlacquered brass
The 72-hour concept
Most clients know within the first ten minutes of our conversation. Bring a few photographs of rooms you have loved and we will show you where they lead.
