We especially appreciate projects that begin with an idea — not just the desire to make a space “beautiful,” but a concept that resonates, something that captures the client’s imagination and needs to be expressed through their future home.

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In this case, the inspiration came from stone and natural relief. The clients knew from the start that they wanted a wall that would evoke the look of a rock face. We supported that idea and developed it further — not just through this bold feature, but also with more subtle touches throughout the interior.

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Ribbed glass, vertically structured cabinetry, textured tiles in the bathrooms, and a kitchen backsplash with the feel of carved stone — all of these carry forward a sense of natural imperfection. Tactility, depth, and the rhythm of nature became the language of this interior.

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The original layout didn’t allow for major changes, but we rethought one key detail. To bring more light and openness into the hallway, we extended the kitchen doorway all the way up to the ceiling and added a ribbed glass door. This simple move increased the visual height and allowed daylight to flow through.

The project is nearly complete — and we’ll soon be sharing the photos that bring it to life.