A strong architectural framework underpins this home, with concrete ceilings, dark joinery and finely detailed brickwork creating a calm, moody backdrop throughout. The Interior decoration responds intuitively to this setting, balancing structure with softness and allowing the spaces to feel both grounded and welcoming.
Furniture and decorative elements are introduced with a light hand. In some moments they quietly settle into the tonal palette; in others they gently stand out through shifts in colour, texture and form. Plush, sculptural seating softens the robustness of the architecture, while considered accents add warmth and a sense of personality without disrupting the overall cohesion.
The architecture guides the decoration at every turn. Open-plan living areas are anchored by low, generous furniture that reinforces the home’s horizontal lines and relaxed rhythm. In the kitchen and living spaces, bold stone surfaces and dark finishes are offset by tactile materials and subtle colour moments, creating interiors that feel layered yet easy.
Outdoor areas are treated as a natural extension of the interior, with furniture selections that echo the same sculptural language and tonal restraint. This continuity supports effortless movement between inside and out, encouraging everyday use as much as entertaining.
Furniture throughout the home was selected with a young family in mind, prioritising comfort, durability and adaptability. Each piece contributes to a functional, liveable environment while maintaining a refined aesthetic, resulting in a home that feels quietly dramatic, deeply cohesive and designed for longevity.
Project Type: Renovation + Extension | Family Home
Services: Interior Decoration Development & Detailing, Procurement, Feature Lighting selection, Window Treatments, Art & Sculpture Curation, Custom Rug & Furniture Design
Interior Decoration | Langlois Design
Architecture + Interior Design | DAH.Architecture
Builder | Pagewood Projects
Photography | Françoise Baudet
Styling | Langlois Design
