Art placement guided the architecture of the room. Sightlines, negative space, and lighting were calibrated to give each work breathing room, while still allowing the collection to feel lived with rather than staged. Furnishings and objects were selected for contrast and character, creating a layered mix of clean modern forms and timeless details.

The primary room functions as a gallery for daily life, designed for gathering, conversation, and looking closely. Just beyond, a meditation space shifts the energy toward softness and stillness, offering a private retreat with a calmer palette and fewer visual demands. Together, the two spaces create an interior rhythm that supports both outward expression and inward restoration.