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This interior concept was created as part of a residential design study overlooking the bay of Saint Brelade. The project includes a series of CGI visualizations that explore contrasts in mood, weight, light, and materiality across different spaces of a luxury coastal chalet.

Sculptural symmetry and material weight define the family room. Velvet Le Corbusier & Jeanneret chairs frame twin stone coffee tables beneath a circular chandelier — all set in a dark wooden shell around a mirrored double-sided fireplace.

Dark wood meets expressive marble. Powell & Bonnell bar stools and a sculptural Fern dining table ground the palette. Rodan chairs from Arhaus and Moroso lounge seats bring softness to a sharp interior rhythm.

The most playful space in the project — checkered desk supports, burgundy Milo Baughman chairs, and a color-blocked rug create a quiet yet expressive retreat.

A Mediterranean-inspired courtyard with woven furniture and a mature olive tree — visualized in 3D as a natural extension of the study space.

CGI rendering of a private terrace adjoining the primary bedroom. Vertical slats filter morning light and offer privacy, while soft travertine textures, modular seating, and lush garden views create a tranquil outdoor escape suspended between architecture and nature.

Lightness as an architectural strategy. Travertine, boucle, and pale tones define the primary suite.

A procession of deep‑green Bonaldo chairs encircles a slender wood table, their uniform silhouettes contrasted by the mirrored surface of the double‑sided fireplace behind. The fluted green marble niche and custom sideboard introduce textural echoes, while a sculptural disc chandelier overhead punctuates the composition with rhythmic light. It’s a choreographed moment of refined luxury—where repetition and reflection dance in harmony.

In this formal lounge, soft blush‑pink seating and olive‑toned accents meet across a low black‑marble table, creating an unexpected dialogue of color and form. A double‑sided mirrored fireplace anchors the composition, its reflective surface amplifying the layered tension between pastel warmth and architectural rigor. Overhead, an articulated multi‑arm chandelier casts sculptural shadows, while built‑in OSKLO‑inspired niches punctuate the wall in a quiet interplay of light, texture, and depth.

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