Gold in small measures
Gold never appears here as a large surface, only as a fine line that repeats: the edge of a table, the frame of a mirror, the base of a chair. Small repetitions give a sense of richness without weight.
Used across wide areas, the same gold would turn the character from quiet luxury into declared luxury. The difference between the two is quantity, not material.
Fluted walls and a plaster ceiling
The fluted panels give the wall a vertical rhythm and self-cast shadows that shift with the light. They stand in for colour, adding visual interest while keeping the palette neutral.
The plaster ceiling conceals the lighting and defines the seating zones from above, so the room is divided without a single break on the floor.



