Second floor / Interior study 01
A softer kind
of everyday.
Warm ivory, matte beige stone and natural oak. Rounded furniture, quiet texture and daylight across the second floor and terrace.
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The gallery below contains earlier whole-floor concepts.
The material direction
Light neutrals, with measured warmth and contrast.
01 / A private retreat
The master suite
A king bed on the uninterrupted wall, a window-side reading chair, a clear route into the dressing room, and the original washroom zones.
02 / Spaces for every day
Room to gather.
Room to focus.
A shared palette connects living, dining, kitchen and office. Bedroom 2 keeps the bed on a solid wall so the rear window remains clear.
03 / Beyond the sliders
The terrace & pergola
Outdoor seating sits within the pergola footprint. The narrow frontage stays a circulation route between the rooms and terrace.
The surrounding landscape and second-floor facade are illustrative. No lower floors are modeled.
04 / The complete arrangement
See how it fits together.
Walls and door locations follow the source drawing. Roofs are hidden in these views to make the interior layout visible.
A closer look
Inside the master suite.
Choose the bedroom, walk-in closet or washroom, then look around from inside. Explore the matching cupboard fronts and concealed entrance.
Cream & olive
Find the right texture.
Compare light beige stone looks, ivory cupboard finishes and natural oak. Explore the wider collection of palettes and tile ideas.