From residential rooms to commercial buildings, this portfolio shows the architecture and interior design work in one sequence — whole frames, each labeled with its sector, what it is, and where it was made.
Residential · Exterior · A hillside above the valleyResidential · Interior · A bedroom at first lightResidential · Interior · A bath on the parapetResidential · Threshold · A patio at the edge of the slopeResidential · Exterior · A courtyard in late warm lightResidential · Exterior · The last twenty minutes of the dayResidential · Interior · Afternoon light across a hallHospitality · Guest room · A bath held at the skylineHospitality · Guest room · Reflective surfaces and deep colorHospitality · Guest room · Linen and green joineryHospitality · Public room · A loft in flat daylightHospitality · Public room · A lounge at the top of the towerHospitality · Public room · Timber, lit by lamps onlyInteriors · Living space · A library held together by one colorInteriors · Living space · A room built around conversationInteriors · Kitchen · An island against a garden windowInteriors · Living space · Several seating areas, one paletteInteriors · Threshold · Where the house hands over to the gardenInteriors · Detail · Shadow drawn across a plastered wallInteriors · Detail · Timber read at the scale of the roomCommercial · Public interior · Repeated tables and archesCommercial · Public interior · The room against the glassCommercial · Public interior · Arches, once the lamps are litCommercial · In use · The room doing the work it was built forCommercial · Detail · Stone, timber and reflection togetherCommercial · Workplace · A workroom on an ordinary day
Whole rooms, quiet details, one visual sequence.
A wide frame establishes how the surfaces relate across a room; a closer frame holds the join, edge or reflection that explains the material character. Every close view belongs to the larger sequence around it.
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