Interior Design

“Light is the first material of architecture.” Think of a superyacht interior as a moving apartment wrapped in glass and water. Every surface has a job. Every line has to handle motion, salt, and sunlight. The best ones feel calm, almost weightless, even while hiding an insane amount of engineering. When you look at them … Read more

“Light is the first ornament of a room; everything else only matters if the light feels right.” Velvet and brass are not just materials. They are attitude. When you bring them into a room with clear intent, the space stops being neutral and starts to perform. Surfaces catch light, absorb it, throw it back in … Read more

“Form follows function.” A staircase is proof that the most ordinary parts of a house can become the most striking. You need it to move from one level to another, but the way it holds space, cuts light, and frames views can shape the entire mood of a home. When function becomes sculpture, the steps … Read more

“Light is the first element of design. Without it, there is no form, no texture, no color.” Your home office is not just a desk with a laptop. It is a small architectural problem inside your house: one space that has to work for focus, for calls, for thinking, and for those video meetings where … Read more

“Light is the first color in any room.” If you strip a room down to its basics, before you even pick a paint chip, you already have a color palette: the light, the shadows, the floor, and the large pieces of furniture. The 60-30-10 rule simply gives structure to that palette so your room feels … Read more

“Light is the first material of architecture.” Polished concrete floors live or die by light. They are unforgiving in shadow and incredible in sunlight. When you bring this material into a home, you are not just changing the floor. You are changing how the entire space feels: cooler or warmer, sharper or softer, quieter or … Read more

“We shape our buildings; thereafter they shape us.” Walk into a room with a low ceiling and you instinctively lower your voice. Step into a double-height space and your shoulders relax, your breath lifts a little. Ceiling height is not just a dimension on a plan; it changes how your body behaves, how your mind … Read more

“Light is the first metal in a room. It coats every surface before you touch a single finish.” Walk into a room with mixed metals and you feel it before you notice it. The brass lamp is not just brass. It throws a warm pool of light on a cool chrome side table. The matte … Read more

“Form follows function.” The reason we keep coming back to mid-century modern is simple: rooms shaped around how we live feel calm, grounded, and honest. A low sofa that does not shout for attention, a timber sideboard that hides the mess, a reading chair that actually supports your back. None of it screams for the … Read more