Most projects treat colour as a finish — something chosen at the end, once the plan is fixed. In the studio it works the other way around: colour is the first decision, because it carries the atmosphere of a room long before any object arrives.
A colour world sets the rules for everything that follows: which materials feel right, how light should behave, which objects belong and which do not. When the palette leads, the project stays coherent from the first sketch to the final photograph.
Every element is chosen with intent — from hand-finished chalk walls to locally sourced stone — creating a home that feels timeless and deeply connected to its surroundings.
