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Basalt

Pale oak, white plaster, and very little else.

Stonehaven Penthouse — view 11

A penthouse reduced to essentials.

Pale oak joinery and white plaster carry the whole scheme, with sculptural furniture supplying the only curves.

Stonehaven Penthouse — view 01
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Stonehaven Penthouse — view 03
03The compositionFull-height joinery lines the principal walls, so storage and structure read as one surface.
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07MaterialsPale oak, white plaster and matt stone, with warm concealed lighting inside the joinery.
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12LightEven and diffused, with sheers running the full width and light hidden within the cabinetry.
Stonehaven Penthouse — view 13
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Stonehaven Penthouse — view 15
15DetailWith this little in play, proportion carries the room — every module is set to the same rhythm.
Stonehaven Penthouse — view 17