Parlor Interiors

Giving finished spaces character you didn’t know they were missing.

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A very Parlor take on the office bathroom, wrapped in metal leaf paper from ’ Cosmo Collection in Campari Red.❤️

We’re always looking for an opportunity to bring in something one of a kind. Handcrafted in Milan, Osanna Visconti’s ‘Bambù Chandelier’ translates the organic form of bamboo stalks into natural bronze through the centuries-old lost-wax casting technique. Exactly the kind of piece we’d bring into a quieter room for an anchoring moment.

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There’s something refreshing about seeing familiar architectural details approached differently and how they can shape the language of a space.


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A carved marble niche makes this sconce feel like it was always meant to be there🤤

Saving ideas that rethink the familiar parts of a home. A few thoughtful approaches that make everyday spaces feel a little more considered.


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Traveling also means collecting inspiration through the architecture, craftsmanship, and culture we experience along the way. The Rosewood Hotel in Munich left us particularly inspired by the spaces and details that shared a certain sensibility with the way we approach our own work.✨

Project: AU NATURALE

Layering warm whites, textured wallcoverings and fluid silhouettes keeps the primary bedroom and desk space feeling light, while the bath takes on a more architectural expression with dramatically veined marble wrapping the floors, walls and shower. Brass fixtures and pale wood cabinetry bring warmth to the stone, carrying the balance of softer and more structured materials from one space into the next.

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Project: AU NATURALE

Moving through the dining room, entry and into the living room, the material palette takes on a softer feel. Textured upholstery, sheer drapery and curved silhouettes temper the home’s clean architectural lines, while moments of brass tie in the warmth and contrast.

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The bar became an opportunity to play with detail. The intention here was for it to feel connected to the surrounding living spaces, while still having a character of its own. The fluted woodwork became the starting point, with Calacatta marble and subtle brass details layered in to create contrast and break up the warmth of the wood. Concealing the w**e storage and integrating the shelving allowed us to keep the more functional elements tucked into the design, while the brass inlay carries beyond the bar and creates a subtle connection to the spaces around it.

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