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still houseINTERIOR STUDIO

A STUDY IN EVERYDAY STILLNESS

Room to
just be.

The way the light falls.
The texture under your hand.
The feeling of being home.

Watch a room take shape
STILL HOUSE / ROOM STUDY 01AN INTERIOR, IN FOUR LAYERS

A room
takes shape.

CHOOSE A CHAPTER BELOW

Explore the finished room

ROOM DESIGN STUDY

  1. The shell: First, leave room. An open floor, a garden view, and a little possibility.
  2. The palette: Then, find a feeling. Olive drapery and a woven ground soften the architecture.
  3. The pieces: Give everyday life a place. A generous curve. A quiet stone anchor. A favorite reading corner.
  4. The atmosphere: And let the evening in. The same room, drawn inward by warm pools of light.
ROOM STUDY 01

The garden room

A fictional residential concept
Explore its light and layers

Choose the room’s atmosphere
Garden room with a curved ivory sofa, travertine table, rust armchair, and olive curtains.

ROOM DESIGN STUDY

Daylight — the garden becomes part of the room.SELECT A NUMBER TO LOOK CLOSER

Travertine · open grain

Weight, warmth, and quiet texture.

A simple stone volume grounds the seating area. The long mineral lines add movement without adding another color to the room.

The idea: balance soft upholstery with one substantial, tactile surface.

Close view of natural stone in the room study.
Natural stone / detail study

THE PALETTE, CONSIDERED

Less noise.
More feeling.

Chalk, stone, olive, and a little rust. A restrained palette leaves room for texture to do the talking.

01 ChalkThe quiet foundation

02 TravertineNatural variation

03 OliveA link to the garden

04 RustA warmer counterpoint

Illustrative color palette. On-screen colors and materials are not physical samples.

YOUR SPACE, YOUR PACE

What would home
feel like for you?

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Still House is a fictional studio. This local preview sends nothing and books no consultation. Rooms are design concepts, not completed client projects.

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