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A light-filled living room, editorial reference photograph
INTERIORS FOR CALM, LIVED-IN HOMES

Less, butwith feeling.

Make a material palette
A SLOWER WAY TO FURNISH

A place forthe everyday.

We design rooms around the way you live: the morning routine, where the light falls, what you reach for without thinking. Fewer things, chosen well, in materials that age kindly.

ROOMS

Three rooms, one palette.

Generated image: the living room of an imagined homeGenerated image
01 · The living room

Low, soft and unhurried.

A room built around the afternoon light: one generous sofa, one solid table and floors that are pleasant to walk on barefoot.

  1. Limewash walls
  2. Linen upholstery
  3. Solid oak table
  4. Oiled oak floor
  5. Sheer linen curtain
Generated image: the kitchen of an imagined homeGenerated image
02 · The kitchen

Warm walls, honest surfaces.

Clay-coloured plaster, a stone worktop that is happy to be used, and open shelves for the things you reach for every day.

  1. Clay lime plaster
  2. Oak shelving
  3. Unlacquered brass
  4. Honed travertine
  5. Oak cabinetry
Generated image: the bedroom of an imagined homeGenerated image
03 · The bedroom

Nothing to do but rest.

Limewashed walls that soften the morning light, natural linen and a wool blanket that gets better with age.

  1. Limewash walls
  2. Stone lamp
  3. Linen bedding
  4. Wool blanket
  5. Pale oak bed
MATERIAL MATTERS

What feelslike home?

Every project starts with samples on a table. Choose the finishes you would like to live with and save a starting palette for your own reference.

Your starting palette: Oak

Generated image: oak, linen, clay plaster and travertine samples laid out on a table
Oak · Linen · Clay · StoneMove the light across the samples.
STILL / ALWAYS

Fewer things.Better reasons.

  1. 01

    Begin with living

    A visit to see the routines, the light and the way each room is used.

  2. 02

    Choose with care

    Samples on the table, not an endless catalogue: a short list of finishes for the whole home.

  3. 03

    Plan the rooms

    Drawings and a written schedule of what goes where, before anything is ordered.

  4. 04

    Leave room

    For the things that make a place your own, and the ones you have not found yet.

Still House is a fictional interior studio, designed as a website concept. The room and sample images are generated; the opening photograph is an editorial reference. Nothing here is for sale.