Categories exist for the warehouse. Rooms exist for the client.
The universe is listed so specifiers can find what they need — from a sofa frame to a shower mixer, a floor tile to a projection screen. Nothing here is sold on its own terms: every category is selected to sit inside one of the eleven compositions, and a client can specify an entire house without leaving the building.
Seating01 / 12
Where the body meets the room. Frames are judged on how they sit after an hour, not how they photograph.
01Sofas
02Modular systems
03Accent chairs
04Lounge chairs
05Daybeds
06Benches
07Stools
08Dining chairs
Tables & surfaces02 / 12
The plane a room is organised around. Tops are cut from slabs we have seen, and edged to the composition they belong to.
01Dining tables
02Coffee tables
03Side tables
04Consoles
05Desks
06Stone tops
07Timber tops
08Terrazzo
Sleep & storage03 / 12
The volumes that hold a house together. Sized to the wall before the product is chosen.
01Beds
02Headboards
03Bedside tables
04Wardrobes
05Sideboards
06Shelving
07Cabinets
08Dressers
Light04 / 12
The first decision in every curation. Fittings are selected for the temperature and shadow they make, then scheduled room by room.
01Pendants
02Chandeliers
03Wall lights
04Floor lamps
05Table lamps
06Track and recessed
07Outdoor lanterns
08Dimming and control
Soft05 / 12
What makes a hard room habitable. Weave, pile and drape are decided against the light the room actually gets.
01Rugs, hand-knotted
02Rugs, flatweave
03Drapery
04Sheers
05Upholstery fabric
06Cushions
07Throws
08Bed linen
Tiles & cladding06 / 12
The surface underfoot and on the wall, specified as part of the room rather than left to the contractor.
01Floor tile, large format
02Wall tile
03Natural stone slabs
04Marble and travertine
05Porcelain and sintered stone
06Wall panelling
07Micro-cement and plaster
08Outdoor and deck
Bath & sanitary07 / 12
A bathroom is a room. Ware, fittings and stone are chosen together so the finishes agree.
01Basins and vanities
02Water closets
03Bathtubs
04Shower enclosures
05Mixers and taps
06Showers and rain heads
07Bath accessories
08Mirrors and cabinets
Hardware & fittings08 / 12
The parts a hand touches every day. Finish, weight and action are specified, not substituted on site.
01Handles and knobs
02Hinges and slides
03Locks and security
04Wardrobe internals
05Kitchen fittings
06Profile and channel lighting
07Door hardware
08Sliding and folding systems
Home cinema & sound09 / 12
The evening room, engineered. Acoustics, seating and calibration are planned with the interior, not fitted after it.
01Projection and screens
02Large-format displays
03Speakers and surround
04Amplification
05Acoustic treatment
06Recliner seating
07Automation and control
08Cable and rack design
Green & outdoor10 / 12
Planting treated as a material, with the species chosen for the light and the maintenance the house will actually give it.
01Indoor planting
02Planters and pots
03Vertical and green walls
04Preserved and dried
05Terrace and balcony
06Outdoor seating
07Shade and pergola
08Irrigation and care
Art & objects11 / 12
What is left after the room works: art, vessels and the small things that carry a life in them.
01Art, original
02Art, editions
03Sculpture
04Mirrors
05Vessels and bowls
06Candles and scent
07Books and objects
08Trays and boxes
Material & finish12 / 12
The library the whole house is specified from. Nothing is chosen on a screen.
01Stone
02Timber and veneer
03Metal finishes
04Leather
05Glass
06Laminate and solid surface
07Paint and pigment
08Custom finishing
Material library
Nothing is chosen on a screen.
Samples leave the building. Trade members take the library home for a week at a time.
