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Stone, timber and the value of detail.
A closer look at the materials, junctions and tactile qualities that give a luxury residence its character.
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A material palette begins with the way a surface feels and responds to light. This proposed studio feature examines pale stone, natural timber and restrained metalwork as a connected architectural language.
The focus is on the junction: where a handrail meets a stair, a timber screen meets a wall, or an interior floor continues towards a terrace. These small decisions can make the overall composition feel calm and coherent.
The accompanying image is a concept study. Materials shown here illustrate an approach to design and are not confirmed specifications for an IDEN project.
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