A four-room resale in Compassvale built around the family upright piano, in warm oak and cream with nothing left over.

Rather than push the piano into a corner, the design gives it an alcove of its own, framed in oak with a lit display shelf above and the television wall continuing the same run of carpentry — one wall doing the work of three. The rest of the flat follows that logic: full-height handleless cabinetry from floor to ceiling, a sideboard that lines the dining wall, and a pendant trio that marks the table without crowding it. The kitchen pairs light oak drawers with a white marble-look backsplash and keeps the appliances built in, so the galley stays visually quiet while taking a dishwasher, a full-height fridge and a proper hob. In the bathroom the same oak returns against soft stone tile, lit from beneath the mirror so the room glows rather than glares.