Neo Deco
From the entry court, the walnut-lined stair lantern sets the pace, and the volumes step down with the garden. In the living room, warm stone and sculptural glow calm the scale. The kitchen holds its marble punch at the island. Upstairs, the bedroom softens into quiet luxury, and the bathroom turns stone and light into a daily ritual.
Neo Deco, shaped by light and material.
Watch the pan land on the living room’s vertical cadence: honed stone grounding, a restrained mineral palette, and a brass floor lamp that glows like a calm punctuation mark. The dual opal heads keep the light soft and directional, so furniture edges stay crisp while the space feels composed, not decorative.
Split-level courtyard villa with a lantern stair hall
A restrained palette of warm ivory mineral plaster, honed warm-grey limestone, fumed walnut, green-grey veined marble carries the same material language through every room.
Visible material language
- 01Warm Ivory Mineral Plaster
- 02Honed Warm Grey Limestone
- 03Fumed Walnut
- 04Green Grey Veined Marble
- 05Dark Architectural Bronze
These materials define the atmosphere of the house and connect its architecture, lighting and furnishings.