LuxDeco

A mirrored panel sits beside a built-in vanity; a curved boucle chair pulls up to the desk below a slim black lamp.

Further in, the bed sits against ribbed wood panelling; a dome pendant hangs on either side in place of table lamps.

The pendant lights free up the nightstands entirely, leaving both surfaces clear.

A dining table in dark timber pairs with leather-back chairs beneath a run of slim fixtures, hung at staggered heights above it.

The kitchen island runs in pale quartz, paired with a charcoal-toned extension that holds a row of gold-legged stools. A single fitting hangs suspended between the two.

Cabinetry stays deep-toned on one side of the room, built-in ovens set flush within the panelling. The flooring carries the same veined pattern across the whole space.

A lamp with a rounded shade sits at the vanity. Marble runs the length of the counter beneath it, a cushioned chair with a curved wraparound back pulls up close, upholstered in soft bouclé.

Nearby, a rust leather bed frame sits against a panelled wall, with ribbed wood trim behind the headboard; angular lamps stand on either nightstand.

The vanity chair has no arms, making it easy to tuck fully under the counter when not in use.

A dining table sitting at the heart of the kitchen steals the show. Its solid wood top and thick block legs, built for daily use rather than just for looks.
Oak cabinetry runs floor to ceiling around it, warm against the cream cabinetry below.

The island holds the same finish in oak, a slim brass strip light strung above it instead of a single overhead fixture.
Glass-fronted uppers break up the run of solid cabinetry on the far wall, a stone backsplash carrying the same texture down to the counters.