Sire Design

For Project No. 321, we approached the kitchen and dining spaces as an extension of the architecture itself - softened, restrained, and deeply material-driven.

Sculptural travertine, muted contrasts, and quiet detailing shape an atmosphere that feels effortless and enduring.

Project No. 321 extends into the living spaces with a quieter approach - where restraint allows material to take the lead.

Limewash walls, sculptural forms, and a palette rooted in stone and texture create a sense of calm that feels both grounded and intentional.

Project No. 321, an earlier project from 2022, incorporates the timeless elegance of travertine long before it became a trending affair.

Seamless sink moments, where form disappears into material and design feels effortless. A quiet study in permanence, texture, and restraint.

Primary closets have long been a cornerstone of our studio, spaces we approach with the same level of intention as any living area. Designed not just for function, but as an experience, they become a place to prepare, to display, and to unwind. A quiet moment before the day begins or the evening unfolds.

Here in the closet of project No.321, a refined framework of metal structure and fluted glass defines the space, lightly enclosing without ever feeling heavy. A marble base anchors the composition, offering a sculptural foundation to display handbags and shoes as part of the design itself.

From there, the experience unfolds. A curved wall transitions into a custom upholstered headboard, softly integrating lighting to create a sense of pause and intimacy. Entering the bedroom through the closet, the two spaces remain deeply connected, blurring the line between dressing and living, and reinforcing the idea that every moment of the home should feel considered.