A four-bedroom apartment at Parc Komo kept quiet and grey-green, with a glass study set into the living room like a room within a room.

Instead of closing off a bedroom for work, the study is built as a black-framed glass box inside the open plan — soundproofed enough to take a call, transparent enough that the apartment still reads as one space. Around it the palette holds to pale grey stone flooring, off-white carpentry and smoked oak, with moss and olive cushions as the only colour. A window bench runs the length of the entry corridor beneath a lit niche, and the dining table is a single plank of grey-washed timber with bench seating on one side. The master bedroom is the warmest room in the home: a full wall of figured timber behind the bed, a curved plaster ceiling detail that sweeps into a light line, and a walk-in wardrobe beyond it where a timber counter floats over dark herringbone parquet.