Joinery is not a box placed against a wall. It is the wall. A grid of small arched panels, lit from the perimeter, conceals storage and sets the module for openings, screens, and the full-height arch that leads the plan onward.
We design for the fabricator — grain, radius, hardware, the thickness of a door — then stay with the piece until it sits correctly in the room. Lighting is almost entirely architectural: a continuous cove, a few downlights, no decorative noise.
The language is consistent without being thematic. Fluted timber, a coffered ceiling, a chevron door. One drawing, held through installation.
