The Art of Living

Where Haptown is layered and collected, this house is carved. Walls turn corners on a radius, shelves are cut into plaster rather than hung on it, and every light source is buried in a reveal so the surfaces themselves appear to glow.

The palette holds to a narrow band of warm neutrals — plaster, travertine, natural oak — so that the architecture reads first and the furniture second. Colour arrives only in the soft goods: deep olive in the living room, blush in the principal bedroom.

The children's rooms extend the same logic at a smaller scale, with slatted screens, arched niches and joinery that grows with them.