The living space
A living and dining space visualization, with warm joinery and a continuous line of light.
- Shared backdrop
Vertical wood details and pale panels continue from one zone to the other.
Visible in the study
The living space
A living and dining space visualization, with warm joinery and a continuous line of light.
VisualizationLiving and dining area with gray seating, a linear fireplace, wood wall panels and tall curtains.
Visualization
The living space
The sitting and dining areas share a continuous backdrop. Vertical wood detailing meets broad pale panels, while a fine line of light traces the ceiling and links the two places together.
Reading the home.
Choose a decision to explore: the need, the choice and what it makes possible every day.
Materials in the project
The image suggests colour and texture; material choices require samples and practical checks.
Warm wood tones
Soft grey textiles
Pale wall panels
Wood tones and pale panels
- Where it is used
- The finishes soften the transition between dining and seating.
- Worth remembering
- Actual clearances and lighting need checking before joinery is specified.
Materials board
Your own board
Floor, wall, textile and metal: choose, and see how they work together.
Decisions and reasons
The full story, materials and decisions
Each line opens to the full text.
The starting point
A shared backdrop and ceiling light line continue across the two uses.
Actual clearances and lighting need checking before joinery is specified.
- Visual connection between zones
- Distinct places for sitting and dining
Shared backdrop
One wall and lighting language.
The room reads as a whole despite its two uses.
What to compare
A plan should test whether furniture and circulation still define each zone.
The tradeoff
An overly uniform backdrop can blur each zone’s character.
A question for a real plan
Actual clearances and lighting need checking before joinery is specified.
- A plan should test whether furniture and circulation still define each zone.
Reading the space
The sitting and dining areas share a continuous backdrop. Vertical wood detailing meets broad pale panels, while a fine line of light traces the ceiling and links the two places together.
A closer look.
Follow the connections, move between spaces and see the whole picture.
More spaces to see
Each work shows a different space, and the choices behind it.
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What fits the way you live?
Tell me how you live at home, and we will begin there.