An interior walkthrough
A room by room guide to how we are shaping the flat. Each space keeps the same calm base and gets one feature of its own, so the home reads as one story without repeating itself.
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Walls, ceiling, sheers and bedding. The calm base everywhere.
Beds, consoles, wardrobes and pelmets. One wood family through the home.
Chairs, cushions, throws and real plants. Brings life to the neutrals.
Small accents only: pendants, spots, frames, a desk. Gives the eye an edge.
Layout
Hover or tap a room on the plan to see what goes there, then click to jump into it. Kitchen, toilets and patios are left as built.
The highlighted rooms are part of this walkthrough.
01 · Living & Dining
The first thing you see from the door. Living and dining share one long space, so they share one wood, one green and one light.
Sofa on the long wall with the TV opposite, coffee table centred, 600 mm left clear to the slider. Dining table under the existing ceiling point, pooja on the solid west wall.
Ivory walls with picture frame moulding, cream sofa, walnut console and table, olive chairs and cushions, sage rug.
Daily lounging, TV and hosting four at the table, while the walk from the entry to the bedrooms stays open.
Wall moulding is this room's feature. Olive trees bookend the slider, warm spots wash the walls, a table lamp glows on the console.
02 · Master Bedroom & WIW
A quiet room built around one gesture: a full ivory fluted wall behind a cognac and walnut queen bed.
Queen bed centred on the fluted wall with two slim 250 to 270 mm side tables. Art on the wall facing the bed, lounge chair and lamp in the slider corner, WIW through the side door.
Ivory PVC flutes the same tone as the walls, so nothing is painted. Cognac leather headboard, walnut tables, taupe throw, black pendants.
Rest and quiet reading. The WIW keeps all clothes out of the bedroom so the room stays clear.
Vertical flutes add height without a false ceiling. Black cone pendants drop from the existing points beside the bed, warm spots graze the flutes.
03 · Guest Bedroom 02
Same placement, two finishes to pick from. Both keep the bed on the wall opposite the door and the wardrobe on the wall beside it.
Queen bed centred on the wall opposite the door, about 1 m clear to the wardrobe and 0.9 m at the foot. Nook by the patio kept empty for the walk.
A: sand limewash wall, cream headboard, rust and mustard bedding. B: ivory moulding, cognac headboard, olive throw.
A welcoming room for family and guests, with full hanging storage and nothing in the way.
A uses a walnut framed cane wardrobe and black wall sconces. B uses a fluted greige wardrobe and picture moulding. Neither has a mirror shutter.
04 · Hallway
A small passage, so it gets one idea: our photos in slim frames and a single soft pendant.
Frames on the solid stair wall, centred at 1450 mm. Pendant bottom at 2.2 m or higher so nothing touches your head.
Warm white walls with walnut and black frames. The light sets the mood.
A passage you enjoy walking through, not just a corridor.
No floor plants or furniture, so the full width stays usable. 4 to 7 frames, small and even.
05 · Wall & Curtains
Double layer curtains on a ceiling track, hidden inside a slim pelmet box. It works like a false ceiling edge, but only above the window.