Warm lighting, natural materials, and soft shadows. Focus on creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere with warm light reflections on soft materials like wood or fabric

Textured walls with smooth flooring contrast. The rough texture of the walls combined with polished, flat flooring surfaces like wood, tile, or marble.

Matte surfaces and low-reflection finishes. Surfaces designed to reduce shine and reflection, ideal for spaces requiring subtle elegance and minimal distraction.

Functional layouts with hidden storage and clean lines. Spaces that optimize function, focusing on practical elements like hidden storage, smooth lines, and clutter-free environments.

Natural light flooding the space with soft shadows. Highlighting how natural light interacts with different materials, creating depth and texture through light and shadow.

Muted, neutral color palettes with accent textures. Emphasizing neutral, earthy tones like gray, beige, and cream, while focusing on textural contrasts such as rough wood and smooth metal.

Monochromatic color schemes with tonal variations in texture. Single-color spaces that rely on material variety—matte, rough, glossy—for depth and visual interest.

High-ceilinged rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and sleek materials. Spaces where verticality is emphasized, with large windows and minimal furnishings to let the height and materials stand out.

Functional workspaces with ergonomic furniture and practical storage solutions. Rooms where the emphasis is on functional design, featuring practical materials and minimal decoration to optimize usability and comfort.