Materials & Colors
Material Curation
Materials define interior character. Textures create depth. Fabrics add softness. Surfaces reflect light. Each material choice contributes to visual harmony.
We curate materials with editorial precision. Velvet for richness. Matte lacquer for subtlety. Natural fibers for warmth. Synthetic blends for durability.
Texture Selection
Texture selection requires understanding how materials interact. Rough against smooth. Matte against gloss. Heavy against light. The combination creates visual interest.
We consider texture in relation to space. Large rooms accommodate bold textures. Small rooms benefit from subtle variations. Scale matters.
Color Palette
Our color palette centers on burgundy, rose, and champagne. Deep burgundy provides foundation. Dusty rose adds warmth. Blush pink offers lightness. Champagne creates balance.
Color curation follows material selection. We match colors to materials, considering how light affects both. Natural light reveals true tones. Artificial light shifts perception.
Color Application
Color application requires restraint. Too much creates overwhelm. Too little lacks impact. We find balance through careful curation.
Walls provide background. Furniture offers contrast. Accents create focus. The relationship between these elements determines the final mood.
Fabric Selection
Fabrics add softness, texture, warmth. We select fabrics that contribute to both comfort and aesthetics.
Velvet for richness. Linen for lightness. Silk for elegance. Each fabric chosen for its specific contribution.
Texture matters. Smooth against rough. Matte against gloss. The combination creates visual interest.
Material Categories
Natural Materials
Wood, stone, natural fibers. Materials that age gracefully, develop character over time.
Synthetic Blends
Modern materials offering durability, performance, contemporary aesthetic appeal.
Textured Surfaces
Surfaces that create depth, reflect light, contribute to spatial character.
Material Curation
Each material selected for its contribution to visual harmony and spatial character.
Color Psychology
Colors affect mood, perception, atmosphere. We understand these relationships and apply them thoughtfully.
Burgundy creates depth and warmth. Rose adds softness and elegance. Champagne provides balance and neutrality.
We combine colors to create desired moods while maintaining visual harmony throughout the space.
Selection Process
Material selection begins with understanding the space and its requirements.
We consider function, aesthetics, durability, maintenance. Each material evaluated for its contribution.
Final selection creates harmony. Materials that work together, enhance each other, create cohesive compositions.