It began the way many older homes do—worn quietly at the edges, dim in places, with time etched into timber floors and corners softened by age. But where others saw only the years, the new owners saw renewal. They imagined light slipping through timber screens, rooms that breathed in wood and stillness, and a pace that moved a little slower, more thoughtfully, in tune with the day.
The living area unfolds first, with an ease that needs no introduction. Cream and beige walls recede into the background, allowing linen, timber, and stone to lead through texture. Sunlight filters through vertical slats, casting slender patterns that drift across the floor like thoughts before they take forms.
