Real materials, or none
Stone, timber, tile and metal, chosen piece by pieceThe materials you commit to are the ones you live with for decades. They are chosen in the concept stage, before a single drawing is issued, and they are chosen one at a time.
In simple terms, it’s the finishes that are applied to the built environment of an interior. The stuff you can’t easily remove. It is challenging to know how to achieve a coherent selection and choosing the right materials requires knowing what’s out there, and what works. We are always researching products to bring new and exciting designs to the table.
We do not specify engineered stone that pretends to be marble, or porcelain that borrows its veins. From across the room the illusion might hold. Up close it never does, and the moment you see through it, the whole room falls a little. Real materials carry their own history. They age well because they have something to age into.
Brass everywhere, or chrome everywhere, makes a kitchen or bathroom feel like it arrived in a single delivery. Warm metals beside cool ones feel gathered over time. They feel lived in, which is the only thing a home should ever feel.
We source from artisans and suppliers around the world, and from the trade fairs where new materials appear first. If a material is already everywhere, we leave it alone.
Schedules and specifications, issued with the documentation your builder quotes on.
Materials selected for both durability and aesthetics.
See how materials are decided in the concept stage.