Architecture & Interiors · 2025
Spaces for Life
The studio identity is dark. The interiors practice is not. The rule is the same in both.
Self-initiated project
Context
Same discipline, different temperature
An interiors practice cannot borrow the studio’s black. Residential work is sold on warmth, light and material comfort — a charcoal identity would misrepresent the rooms it is describing.
So the system was inverted rather than translated. Warm paper ground, hairline rules, a light editorial serif for project titles, and the discipline held constant: enormous negative space, precise alignment, and exactly one saturated object per composition.
Project sheets — warm ground, hairline rules, tabular metadata
The system
A publication, not a brochure
Every project is documented to the same template: title, one-paragraph position, four data fields, and a single dominant image. Nothing is captioned twice. Nothing is explained that the photograph already says.
Metadata runs vertically along the outer edge, so a stack of sheets can be read from the side — the archive is legible before it is opened.
One template, four projects
A study in contrasts, where raw materials and soft light engage in a quiet conversation.
Project text — Material Dialogue
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