Neo Deco
In this neo deco cloister house, daylight is borrowed from the octagonal courtyard and stitched through bronze-framed openings. The living room spark is crisp and vertical, the kitchen pendant warms the gallery edge, and the bedroom stays hushed in its outer corner. Step into the bathroom for bright chrome geometry, then finish outside with smoked-glass lantern calm at the garden threshold.
Neo Deco, shaped by light and material.
The strongest note is the living room lamp, a suspended chrome halo of k9 crystal threads that reads like a captured rainfall against warm-grey limestone. Its vertical rhythm counterpoints the room’s calm geometry, while the architecture keeps the glow deliberate, not theatrical. Pan slowly and notice how the court light shapes every edge.
Neo Deco cloister house
A restrained palette of ivory mineral stucco, warm-grey honed limestone, fumed walnut, deep bottle green marble carries the same material language through every room.
Visible material language
- 01Ivory Mineral Stucco
- 02Warm Grey Honed Limestone
- 03Fumed Walnut
- 04Deep Bottle Green Marble
- 05Patinated Bronze
These materials define the atmosphere of the house and connect its architecture, lighting and furnishings.