Living room with grey sofas around a round timber coffee table, sheer curtains, textured stone walls and a cluster of glass pendant lights

Project

Naman Residence

Scope: Full-home interiors — living, dining, kitchen, three bedrooms, balcony lounge
Imagery: Design visualisations

A calm, tonal apartment scheme built around textured stone-effect walls, warm oak, and a single deep oxblood accent in the master suite.

The brief was quiet luxury for a family home: nothing shouting, everything considered. The living and dining spaces share one language — a rhythm of split-face stone panels, slatted timber and a continuous cove of concealed light that runs from the entrance to the balcony.

The kitchen keeps the same restraint in a soft sage and pale stone, with a glazed crockery unit dividing it from the dining table without closing it off.

Each bedroom takes the palette somewhere slightly different: linen and oak with a geometric metal screen for the master, deep oxblood panelling and pendant lights for the second, and a sculpted 3D wall with sheer curtains for the third. The balcony becomes a second living room, glazed on two sides and floored in patterned tile.

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