01Reflection

- Pale veined marble through the public rooms
- Full-height mirror wall closing the dining end
- Bevelled diamond panels facing the kitchen island
- Mirrored and glass panels either side of a bedhead
- A mirrored wardrobe run in the main bedroom

Cashew · 2011
A narrow room,
mirrored,
reads wide
A landed home worked almost entirely in reflective surfaces: pale veined marble through the public rooms, heavy floor-length drapery in a single taupe, a crystal fitting over every table and every sofa. The light in these photographs is mostly light bounced twice.
The mirrors are doing structural work rather than decorative work, and the joinery is deliberately quiet against all of it.


A full-height mirror closes the dining end and a second, cut into bevelled diamond panels, faces the kitchen island. Between them a fairly narrow through room reads as a wide one.
The mirrors are structure,
not decoration
The joinery gives way
to the reflections

Flat white lacquer, one black recess, no handles anywhere. Behind a cream fretwork screen a red chaise is the only loud thing on the floor, and the first bedroom answers it in timber.
One takes a padded cream headboard lit along its edges, the next a wall of textured square blocks behind a lit study run. Each carries its texture on a single wall and leaves the rest flat.
Each bedroom keeps
one textured wall
and stops there
Details
01Reflection

02Light

03Joinery

04The bedrooms

Spire
(2014)