THE FRESH START STUDIO / VOLUME 01

Spaces imagined.
Ideas worth keeping.

Seven studies in how a home can feel. Explore the spaces, the materials, and the thinking behind every design decision.

CONCEPTS BY FRESH START

Design concepts and material explorations, including a new study inspired by a Fresh Start kitchen project.

7 studies / All studies

Kitchen concept with pale oak cabinetry, a limestone island, woven stools and warm desert light

Artistic kitchen material study with oak, ivory limestone, aged bronze and oatmeal linen — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 01 / Kitchens

Warm Oak Kitchen

What if the kitchen felt like a gathering place before it felt like a workspace?

Inside the study

Bathroom concept with warm oak vanity, softly textured ivory tile, stone surfaces and a sunlit shower

Bathroom material composition of handmade ivory tile, sand plaster, brass, travertine and cotton — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 02 / Bathrooms

Quiet Ritual Bathroom

How little does a room need to help us slow down?

Inside the study

Living room concept with a low cream sofa, dark wood table and large doors opening to a desert courtyard

Living room palette composition with smoked oak, boucle, limestone, chalk plaster and muted olive textile — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 03 / Living spaces

Connected Living

Could the view become part of the room, rather than just its backdrop?

Inside the study

Desert courtyard concept with a timber pergola, olive tree, curved plaster bench and pale travertine paving

Courtyard material study with lime plaster, travertine, cedar, gravel, an olive twig and flax — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 04 / Outdoor living

Desert Courtyard

What makes an outdoor space feel as considered as the rooms inside?

Inside the study

Dining room concept with an oval walnut table, woven leather chairs, a paper lantern and warm plaster walls

Dining material composition with walnut, an oxblood ceramic bowl, ivory linen, aged brass and pale stone — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 05 / Dining spaces

Collected Dining

What if the room was designed around the conversation, not the occasion?

Inside the study

Bedroom concept with a pale oak bed, washed flax bedding, a curved plaster niche and sheer curtains

Bedroom material study with washed flax linen, chalk plaster, pale oak, tobacco suede and ivory wool — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 06 / Bedrooms

Soft Landing Bedroom

How can a room help the day feel a little less full?

Inside the study

Design concept of a glossy ivory kitchen with chrome pendants, a polished stone island and tall garden windows

Material composition of glossy ivory lacquer, pale stone, a chrome handle, linen and faceted glass — MATERIAL EXPLORATION

STUDY 07 / Kitchens / PROJECT INSPIRED

Polished Ivory Kitchen

How can a polished kitchen feel as warm as the light that moves through it?

Inside the study

A NOTE FROM THE STUDIO

A room is a collection of choices.
The feeling is how they come together.

Use these studies to find what speaks to you: a material, a quality of light, a way of gathering. Your own home is the starting point for what comes next.

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Spaces imagined.Ideas worth keeping.

Warm Oak Kitchen

Quiet Ritual Bathroom

Connected Living

Desert Courtyard

Collected Dining

Soft Landing Bedroom

Polished Ivory Kitchen

A room is a collection of choices.The feeling is how they come together.

Same address.A whole new feeling.

Spaces imagined.
Ideas worth keeping.

A room is a collection of choices.
The feeling is how they come together.

Same address.
A whole new feeling.