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Oiled oak
Continuous cabinetry with a warm, matte finish.
Interiors / Concept study 04
Still House
Less noise. More room to live.
- Setting
- An existing city apartment
- Proposed area
- 96 m²
- Study year
- 2025
- Status
- Unbuilt concept
01 / The intention
Less noise. More room to live.
An interior study in subtraction. A few carefully placed elements give an existing apartment a new rhythm, making more room for light, movement, and everyday rituals.
A freestanding oak element separates the kitchen from the living space without closing either off. Built-in storage keeps the perimeter quiet, while a deep window seat turns a view into a place to stay. The design explores atmosphere through proportion rather than decoration.
01Unbuilt concept study
03Views in the gallery below
03Materials, honestly shown
00Built projects — by design
Concept numbers — Forma is a fictional practice; this study is unbuilt by design.
FROM THE READING ROOM / CONCEPT VOICES
One study, read closely.
The light does the decorating here. I could not have said it more quietly or better.
I keep returning to how little is doing all the work in this composition.
It reads like a place you could actually live in — for a concept, that is the highest praise.
Concept testimonials written for this demonstration. No real customers or reviews.
02 / Different perspectives
From the whole
to the smallest detail.
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The overall composition
Still House / Exterior or spatial study
Image 1 of 3: The overall composition
03 / The building blocks
A considered composition.
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Limewash
Subtle tonal variation across walls and ceilings.
03
Travertine
A tactile accent for the central table and window ledge.
A place to begin