Bel Air
Daylight, framed by timber and charcoal.
Broad windows keep the living room bright. Behind the grey sofa, timber panels and black vertical recesses establish a measured rhythm. The TV wall and long low cabinet keep the composition simple, leaving room for daylight and the open living-dining space. A mirrored dining wall meets a dark table and low sideboard. In the bedroom, a charcoal ceiling, timber-patterned wardrobe and headboard wall create a quieter mood. Sliding glass bathroom doors, dark stone patterns and a timber-toned vanity continue the palette.
A home's palette
and texture.
Timber tones, charcoal and black create contrast. Upholstery softens the darker elements, while glass and metallic details introduce a lighter note.
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